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The term “soft masculinity” is used by Jung to describe a non-national, hybrid constructed image of men that combines the traditional image of a seonbi masculine male, with the cuteness of Japanese kawaii masculinity, and a “global metrosexual” masculinity. This, she says, is characterized by three performative elements. The first element being, “tender charisma,” which Jung considers to be a masculine “third space,” in which the man can be simultaneously gentle and strong. This idea is connected

but the Hippolyta in her strives to create. She calls me lame when I transcribe sentences phonetically and note the parts of speech over each word, but I return the favor when she shows me a new method of solving a math problem. I flip through an anthology while as she flips through Women in Science. We sit in the planetarium and gaze at the

skipping rocks across it. I have always had a passion for the water, so naturally I became certified as a lifeguard and started working at the high school pool. It turned out to be one of those dreams come true moments. When I walk in every day wearing flip-flops, my red lifeguard shorts,

Looking back now, I find meaningful lessons to take away from this experience. First, you should never assume life will be easy, because obstacles you underestimate can flip your life upside down. Secondly, once you confront an obstacle and fail to make the right choice, don’t ever give up, keep on pressing forward and try a different path. Finally, if you feel like you’re struggling to keep life on track, don’t be afraid

impossible to get around, but there is a way to dodge them. As you see a wave coming, wrap your arms tightly around the board, then flip you and your board over, therefore placing you underwater and your board turned upside down. Because the nose of the board is now pointed downward, the wave will smoothly bypass over you. When you see the wave disappear, you can then flip back over! It is also tricky knowing where to stop paddling and when to start waiting. You don't want to be too close to the shore

panic, but managed to grab the safety rope around the raft. I looked around and saw the rest of my family also grabbed the rope. The “experienced” guide who said there was no danger, hung onto the raft with his eyes wide open in shock. As we tried to flip the raft over to climb aboard to no avail, we soon started to feel the effects of the icy cold water through our flimsy dry suits. Our guide finally managed to tell us to swim the raft toward the near side of the river. After a few minutes of slowly

your least favorite sport to watch. You wouldn’t have come, but you had to because a relative is in the game. You are prepared for two hours of boredom when you hear sudden applause. You turn and see that a cheerleader just did an amazing series of flips. Later you reflect on that afternoon - it was fun. More fun than you expected. All because of the cheerleaders. However, something is not right. Cheerleading is not a sport, but it should be. It should be a sport because it takes all the effort as

ballots are terrible. This leads to accidental votes for the other candidate, voided votes, and a great inconvenience for the candidates that were meant to be voted for. Every single close election that has ever occurred was essentially decided by a coin flip because humans cannot possibly count with an accuracy greater than

The Flip Side of Internet Fame: The Art of Persuasion Jessica Bennett is trying to show her audience in “The Flip Side of Internet Fame”, becoming one of the viral videos we all take so much enjoyment in, can also be detrimental to the subject of the video. Also she is showing how something you might not think of as harassment or extreme someone else could take to heart and become really hurt from it. We as humans always need to be thinking about how our actions could affect others, and if there

Lipopeptides as Antimicrobials: Applications and mechanisms to Treat Drug Resistant Pathogens. Alex Harris 10/05/2015 First Draft Cell Biology CELL 7990-01 Dr. Robert Dotson 1. Abstract A. Drug resistant pathogen diseases are increasing B. Lipopeptides, with their amphipathic structure can target cell membrane C. Used currently as antibiotics and antifungals. i. Similar mechanisms of action for antibiotic properties ii. Separate similar mechanisms for antifungal properties