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graduate and was not currently in college. Also, there was only 1 participant who was currently in grad school. Table 1. Univariate Analysis of Demographic Variables, N=18. N % Sex Male Female 9 9 50 50 Age (mean in years) 18.28 Highest Level of Education Some High School High School Graduate Some College Trade/technical/vocational training College Graduate Some Post Graduate Work Post Graduate Degree 10 1 4 0 2 1 0 55.6 5.6 22 0.0 11.2 5.6 0.0 Univariate Research Analyses

Venetian Masks Many centuries ago the people of Venice, Italy began wearing Venetian masks to certain gatherings or even sometimes to conceal their identity while committing crimes. Venetian masks have become a tradition over the many centuries but remain very beautiful and extremely intricate. There are many different types of masks, each with their own design, use, history and significance. (The Mascherade) There is little known about why people started wearing Venetian masks in the first place

Relationship between leaf size and annual sex expression in Arisaema triphyllum VICKY NGUYEN University of Toronto, Scarborough Summary Disparity in cost of reproduction has lead sexually reproducing plants to develop different methods of dealing with the cost of reproduction, an example of this is sequential hermaphroditism, where an individual can change sex at one point in their life. Jack in the pulpit, Arisaema triphyllum, is a sexually dimorphic plant that exhibits sequential hermaphroditism

through tax revenue which will bring in a lot of money for the government. More criminal activity is occurring while these brothels main to be illegal. Many people would argue that legalizing a brothel would just be a gift to pimps, traffickers, and the sex industry. If the brothels are government owned and run by a person they would have to be guidelines and policies that the government has portrayed to them. According to a reading we have covered in class,

suggestions to eliminate “social evils”, men and women created local organizations which gradually merged into two national bodies, the American Vigilance Association,which sought to repress prostitution and the American Federation for Sex Hygiene, which spread education regarding sex and the venereal diseases in America. In 1913, a joint meeting between the two was held to establish a union under the name “social hygiene”. Key figures in the initial organization of the American Social Hygiene Association

social change in China, social inequality and class division have deepened in the rise of the sex industry, primarily prostitution. Among the fastest-growing industries in modern China, from the world of electronics to global exports of technology, prostitution is among China’s thriving economic industries. An observant 10-minute walk through any Chinese city guarantees an encounter of China’s active sex trade in some subtle disguise. Prostitutes in China are employed in even state owned hotels, they

Sex in the times of the Roman Empire was much less taboo than it is in today's society. If you could go back in time and walk around the streets of Rome you would find sex everywhere. From graffiti on walls, to brothels in the middle of town, sex just did not have the stigma and guilt that we associate with it today. No men took advantage of this more than the men with the most power, the emperors. Although many of the Roman Emperors were perverse you only have to look at the first three to find

gender role and its impact on identity one cannot help but realise that these gender roles have a huge part to play on a person’s identity. As gender is a combination of male and female it gives way for a number of characteristics to accompany each sex making them different from each other. This has an important position to play on identity which Kath Woodward stated in her book “Questioning Identity: Gender, Class, Nation” where she said “Without difference there would not be such thing as identity”

commodification. The author explains how women being seen as commodities, was an idea even before Christ; dating back to 2,000 BC. Women were traded as commodities and “this was seen in arranged marriages between families or villages, women being used to have sex with visitors as a deed of hospitality by tribal chiefs, and the ritual rapes during festivals to insure prosperity.” The writer comments on how these ideologies were enforced from a young age and that they became accustomed to this identification.

In the twenty-first century, gender equality has been held in high regard both in the macro and micro levels of social and professional contexts. Gender is defined by the features society expects from a male or female depending on their biological sex. According to multiple scholars, research on masculinity and male depiction has become a major focus due to gender becoming a social construct subject to historical change. In the following study I wish to determine how the ideal male and masculinity