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As the temperature rises, so do hemlines and the suspension rate. Students get suspended for violating school dress codes by wearing outfits that ‘show too much skin.’ One can argue that revealing clothing is distracting, but some families and students agree that school dress code implementations end up just shaming girls. Dress codes, the epitome of high school, teach girls to act ashamed, not modest. According to most school boards that come up with the dress code, the outfits young women wear come across as too distracting for their peers, especially men, and make it unable for women to be viewed by the public with dignity and respect. Everyday, school dress codes target females—especially females that are more developed.

Results show that participants with a background in sports have a greater advantage over their contenders with no familiarity about sports, in applying for sports related jobs. In the case of the transgender/transsexual participants, playing sports helps to deal with society’s biases against them. Transgender participants become comfortable playing sports, because they gain acceptance, and experience equal treatment from their team mates. They do not feel discriminated against because they are judged like others, thus based on their play, skills set and so on and not based their choices. For students and people doing activities requiring physical ability, sports contributed to achieving success in their various fields of endeavor. For example, archaeology students doing excavation work, and a geography student who has to climb, break and carry rocks. In life threatening situations, athletes have been able to apply knowledge gained in playing sports to save themselves. For instance some participants have suggested that, during the Calgary floods in 2013, they swam to safety. They said if they did not know how to swim, they probably will be dead by now. I noticed all participants wore the right apparel, gear and used equipment the proper way. The instructors and coaches were always around and insisted on doing everything rightly with the right tools. Some (60%) of the players had knowledge about first aid and knew exactly what to do in times emergencies. For example, in one of our volleyball matches, a participant twisted her ankle and she was giving first aid by another player and the coach. For the mum whose child has Down syndrome, her child was so indiscipline and had a very deviant and defiant behavior. The only time it is easier to control the child is

Gender has always been a starting point for much of the judgement in our society whether we realize it or not, and it’s exactly the causes of one of the many controversies that there is today. Title IX, the law passed to help overcome prejudice and grant girls the same opportunities as boys, is getting not only the credit it deserves but much backlash to counter it. The main purpose of this law was originally to give girls the opportunity to play the same sports as boys were able to, and thanks to the law girls are now given these opportunities to play sports in addition to also give many transgender students more rights within the schools than ever before. Even with all these steps forward in society, there are still those who believe

The event or experience in my life that will influence my academic work and goals here at Colorado Christian University (CCU) is much more than a single event. I believe that everything in my life that has brought me to CCU to further my education and pursue God’s calling: helping people.

There are hundreds of different places to grab a snack or dine in Great Wolf Lodge. For example, according to a survey taken in 2016 the family favorite the Lodge Wood Fired Grill, where they serve anything from steak to grilled veggies. Another being an adult's favorite, Food and Wine Pairings, where parents

During the time between September 2015 and May 2016 I will be exposing myself to the different environments on collegiate campuses in California and Nevada. These experiences will teach me how to communicate more effectively with my peers, promote mental and physical wellness, and influence ethical decision-making among undergraduate, collegiate men.

Eight college students attending the University of Louisville were interviewed. Within this group, half were females and the other half were males. Among the females, two were biracial and the other were African American. Of the individuals who

Striving to push myself, and work hard in ways that will benefit others is a key principle in my life. Due to this, I am thrilled to be applying for Rocky Mountain’s National Honor Society. In full disclosure, the prestige and scholarship opportunities greatly attract me to NHS. However, there are reasons beyond this as well. I am excited to be a member among a group of students who will encourage me to make the most of my last years in high school, and to better my post-secondary education. I find value in involving myself in my community, whether it is at church, or at school, and NHS is a fantastic way for me to be involved.

In conclusion, researchers agree that more attention needs to be drawn upon this matter. We are still left with the question of whether same-sex physical education classes or coeducational physical education classes provide the best learning environment. Griffin (1984) and Stamm (1979) discuss that “at one end of the spectrum, some physical educators point to coeducation as a prime opportunity to test the limits of or, ideally, to

Over the last two years of my High School education, I found the extracurricular activities I fit in the most. I am part of Student Council, National Honor Society and a member of the tennis team. They all have molded me to be the best. However, I feel like tennis has impacted me the most. It’s a sport that has taught me so much, from being physically fit, to mentally prepared for any outcome. I learned that a game it’s not about winning or losing, but about how it’s played, and what it took to get there. Being in a team is about contributing others, and learning from them. It’s about accepting that we all make mistakes, and only practice can reduce the times we make them. So many loses and few victories, but I always preferred to sheer my

As mentioned in my Common App essay, Orange Lutheran was an extremely toxic environment for anyone who did not meet the criteria of being a white, straight, middle to upper-class male. We were in a college seminar and a teacher asked students to raise their hands if they wanted to go to Stanford, the teacher then proceeded to say “all of you put your hands down except ‘Adam’, because he is the only bi-racial person, so he is the only one with a chance.” While this may or may not have some truth behind it, it was extremely unfair to number one single out someone of a different racial background, and number two discount any student’s ability or talent because of their race. This, unfortunately, is only one example of the issues that people are

Our society’s gender roles are constantly evolving and changing, all in the name of “progressive thinking”, though not all for the good. With a new “social norm” appearing every few years or so, it comes as a surprise that it

Anni Gonzalez R Sherry Sharifian Government 2305-73005 23 April 2017 National Organization of Collegiate American Students Needing Help The National Organization of Collegiate American Students Needing Help (NOCASH) is a new association of students that are trying to fight against the increasing prices to attend college. The group of students that made up this organization attend the same the college, and they realized how much the costs for tuition and materials needed for the different courses are increasing.

Many students are of age to drive or have a friend that can drive. Last is the women’s locker room. Every student will not be pleased with how every detail of the school looks and that is the problem with the women’s locker room. The negative comments have not been proven to be true even if the women have complained and with the revenue from the previous projects, the locker room has potential of being fixed sooner than later.

In “What Should “Diversity on Campus” Mean and Why?” various authors argue how it is difficult for women to get on a college campus, and to be comfortable on college campuses. In her article, “Trans Women at Smith,” Sarah Fraas, explains how difficult it is for transgender women to just apply to Women only universities: specifically, Smith’s. A study conducted by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force figured out that less than half of transgender students have been able to update their school information (Fraas). It has been stated that some of the students who tried were immediately rejected by their high school. Also, in another article “Muslim American Women in Campus Culture,” Shabana Mir argues how it is difficult for female Muslim American