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Read MoreIn the short story “Araby” written by James Joyce, the narrator, who is a young boy living in dull Dublin, Ireland, develops a liking towards his neighbor’s sister, and eventually decides to go to a bazaar to get...
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Read MoreIn the first chapter of Charlotte Bronte’s novel Jane Eyre, the reader is introduced to the young Jane and her family. Orphaned as a child, She is treated by her extended family very cruelly and in an extremely...
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Read MoreIn my previous blog post, I talked about the mental health and wellness of student-athletes, and how poor mental health affects performance in the classroom, on the field, in the pool, or in the gym. Many athletes today struggle...
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Jessica commented on the post, Lack of Coverage in Sports for Women
Karla,
I really enjoyed reading your post! I liked how you described women’s presence in sports and their representation in broadcasted athletic events. I completely agree that women are constantly looked down upon or viewed in the wrong light when comes to coverage in sports. Women’s sports are clearly seen as less significant, despite put…Read More
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In Andrew Marvell’s dramatic poem “To His Coy Mistress,” the speaker attempts to pressure a woman to engage in sexual acts with him due to his belief that time is fleeting, demonstrating the act of being ignorant of others’ feelings and expectations, an indication of the arrogance that comes from being driven by the fulfillment of one’s desires.…Read More
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