December 2009
85 posts
It was clearly best for everyone that females, when children, spent much of...
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Things to do today/this week:
Post office to mail Thank You notes and Wellesley tuition
Bank
Target to exchange my father’s birthday present for one that is not defective
Knitting
Find outfit to wear for a February wedding
Revise course schedule for Spring semester
Clean my apartment
Ask the handyman to fix the window in my apartment
Buy books for January Term
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You guys:
alaskamiller:
Sign of the times: there are public service commercials discouraging dumb teenage girls to send naked pictures. Technology makes it too easy.
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In a political system where nearly every adult may vote but where knowledge,...
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Robert Dahl
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Ludachristmas
letterstoiraglass:
Dear Ira,
How do you feel about Christmas? Personally, I hate it. I have to buy people gifts, or, even more dreaded, make people gifts.
Christmas, for me, is about doubting my abilities. Do I know so-and-so well enough to buy them this popcorn maker? Will they like it? Do I know them at all?
Or am I just a terrible friend grasping at straws because I am socially required to...
Take some of these tests, they are eye opening. →
Breaking News: President Clinton Cheated →
My Women and Gender Studies final consists of only one question:
How do sexual and reproductive health, violence against women, HIV/AIDS, and mental health interact with one another to affect the health and health care of U.S. women? Oh, Wellesley. Always trying to be postmodern.
You know you're a gender studies geek when
suzyxisntreal:
You know you’re a gender studies geek when you have to add the word “heteronormative” to your Microsoft Word dictionary.
Lily Allen's Trainers, Lady Gaga's Willy & Notions... →
missworld:
gauntlet:
Gender identity has always been particularly fraught with binary notions of male vs. female embalmed in language that has made it almost impossible to escape categorisation on either side of the divide. Thus when Madonna and Annie Lennox wanted to subvert gender stereotypes in the 80s they wore shoulder pads and suits – male symbols of power – to do so. In the nineties,...
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