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Comment on Cartoons stereotype women too by Foy Lisenby

Foy Lisenby — Thu, 24 May 2012 17:13:35 +0000

Stereotypes of women appeared frequently in magazines such as Saturday Evening Post during the 1930s and 1940s. They declined in number after about 1950.

Comment on Happy International Women’s Day by Afif

Afif — Wed, 23 May 2012 07:47:07 +0000

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Comment on Hard Work and Sweet Rewards with Ashley Wittig of Bunner’s Bake Shop by Imene

Imene — Wed, 23 May 2012 07:12:08 +0000

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Comment on To Be or Not to Be…Virgin Shaming in the Mainstream by John

John — Wed, 23 May 2012 05:14:53 +0000

yes .if he has one from that other person but he doesn’t know about itif u kiss sbmooedy before him or he kiss sbmooedy before you .std’s can be transfered that wayand it could be herreditaryhave you even thought about pregnancy?????even birth controll cant prevent thatif u want to be absolutely sure you don’t get an std .have u and ur boyfriend take tests and see if ur positive so that if either of u rthat could be ur risk

Comment on Diary of a “fresh meat” Derby Dame: Episode 3: Rollergettes vs. Frenemies by Droesh

Droesh — Wed, 23 May 2012 04:08:53 +0000

To be honest, the level of cacnott that I have with high school friends on Facebook is the perfect level of cacnott. They are people I had lost touch with, and it’s great to be in touch with them again to see little updates on where they are or what they are doing, to see pictures of their little ones and their travels, to play online games of Scrabble with them.And yet it’s not a relationship where you feel obligated to call each other on the phone a certain number of times, or have awkward conversations where you feel like you ought to apologize for not being better about keeping in touch, or really make any demands on each other at all. If it’s someone you really enjoyed, you can make the extra effort to get in closer cacnott; if it’s someone you weren’t close to back in high school or college, being a casual Facebook friend is enough and you don’t have to seek out more. I’ve only been on there for a few months but I’m kind of hooked.

Comment on To Be or Not to Be…Virgin Shaming in the Mainstream by eloy

eloy — Wed, 23 May 2012 04:08:14 +0000

And just where would you get the aids? If you and he are loyal to one another, and do not have the virus, how on earth do you think you would get it? Having sex wiutoht protection will probably mean that you will be pregnant sooner than later. But for pity’s sake the stupidity of thinking that just the act of sex might give you aids, makes me doubt your ability to raise a child successfully, kindly use some sort of protection until you grow up and can think logically.

Comment on Failure to launch: Female ski jumpers fight to compete in the Olympics by enes

enes — Wed, 23 May 2012 02:24:17 +0000

Dr. E. Faye Williams of the Healthy Kids Coalition.“This legislation will bring awersneas to the problem of childhood obesity and the need for physical education programs in public school.”The resolution called on Congress to fully fund K-12 physical education in public schools rather than providing federal funding from a prospective 2022 FIFA World Cup and other costly global sporting events. It resolved that: “Until K-12 physical education is fully funded, no taxpayer money should be spent in the pursuit of hosting international sports events including the Olympics or the World Cup.” If the US were to be awarded the hosting rights for the World Cup, supporters said, economic studies from past World Cup tournaments suggest that taxpayers would be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars.At present an estimated 20% of children in the United States are considered overweight or obese and it is estimated that by 2015 75% of adults could be overweight and 41% obese. Only 3.8% of elementary schools, 7.9% of middle schools and 2.1% of high schools provide daily physical education or its equivalent and 22% of public schools do not require students to take any physical education at all.The resolution is the latest setback in the United States’ attempt to secure the 2022 tournament. The US Soccer Federation is already being sued for $US50 million by ChampionsWorld, a former promoter of professional games in the U.S. The suit that could wipe out the federation's asset base, compromising its ability to host the 2022 Cup. The USSF tried to have the lawsuit dismissed, arguing U.S. legislation on sport, and internal decisions by FIFA, had given it the right to impose the fees on promoters, but a judge in Chicago this week said the case should go ahead.SOCCER-WORLD/BID-US|RSP|RWSA|RNA|SPR|AUF|J|RNP|DNP|PSP

Comment on Hard Work and Sweet Rewards with Ashley Wittig of Bunner’s Bake Shop by Lucas

Lucas — Mon, 21 May 2012 05:33:48 +0000

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