It did not stop there, it wont stop now

her perseverance is so inspiring her family must be very proud.

Its true that some parents do not share the news to the students, so they don't feel different

I will not fight an old hateful lady or man one day but I will kindly inform them that beyond an immigrant I am a human just like them.

Blow off the haters! Some people think they know so much about immigration but they do not live it!

such and inspiration, her intelligence and bravery helped so many

hopeful its a democrat

They really are!

love this statement I will use it in my paper

Its a never ending war!

DACA is here to stay even if some Republicans come by to try to scare it off.

it will be a pity if this had to come to an end do to the work it had been given

love the statement, she wants to be heard so she looks for a way.

It is a possibility every DACA student should take into consideration and a distraction while in school.

We could work just like anyone else thus helping us save for college.

DACA is beneficial is so many ways we could help or families more with such a great program.

DACA has many people skeptical this is why I wish to inform the public to state that it should not be eliminated.

The numbers should be taken into consideration so DACA does not end

The community should help because there are so many talented students that can be a help to Americans in the future.

this statement makes so much sense. This students have learned in american school but America has blocked them thus making them lose capital

Most immigrant students migrated against their will, it was not their choice to make but they must live with the consequences

Students like Jessica are the reason why I wish to write this paper. I want to inform everyone why DACA can make a difference in a student's life, also it is such a great program but needs improvement.

Yes it is unfortunate DACA students cannot apply for federal aid, but we are still hopeful.

I can personally connect to this. Yes I was born in Mexico but I was raised here in the US.

COULD BE USED AS A QUOTE!!!

the "no" side: immigrants don't speak English which was the primary language in the United States.

the "No" Side: immigrants can not be trusted after the 911 incident that put the United States in danger and killed many.

The "Yes" Side: Immigrants just want a better life and are being discriminated because they aren't "Americans". Everyone is human and should be given the opportunity to have a good life..

The "Yes' Side: The immigrants helped build the United States are continue to make it a stronger country.

the "no" side : Americans are now becoming teased in the United States by Latino Immigrants.

The "No" Side: Immigrants only come to abuse Americans and are drug cartels.

The "Yes" Side: immigrants are only in search for a better life and are willing to fight to get it.

The "Yes" Side : Those who entered America were immigrants so the United States should be more open to allowing immigrants into the country.

The "No" Side: Believe immigrants are taking their opportunities away and hurting the economy by not paying taxes and for just wanting to work.

The "Yes" Side: describes Latino Immigrant inspired ideas that benefits the United States.

The "Yes" Side: believes that immigrants want to make the United States a better place for both Latinos and Americans.

The "No" Side: View immigrants as just invading in their space and taking away their life created with resources and jobs.

It is true that they came here illegally but they should have some other way to monitor other than this.

This is a great point to make in my paper, these children are not migrated because they simply want to they want to escape the violence in their country.

Thanks to DACA many illegal immigrant children can be safe from human traffickers that have lured them b lying and telling them they have no rights.

Another good quote to add to my information and also add that Psychologists help patients through this time and help them cope with their stress and anxiety.

This is also another good statistic to add to my information to explain how many people are affected with these awful diseases everyday

This would be good to explain and use in my paper to explain what dementia and Alzheimer is and what is does to people as the age.

This is a good statistic to know about the amount of older people that actuality have mental issues.

This sentence would be good to add to the paper just as background knowledge about what type of job people can go into to make a difference.

With 15% of elders living in poverty is a serious issue. With all these elderly people coming to nursing homes and hospitals for help with mostly mental issues its going to be hard to pay for and take of of all these people with the shortage of Psychologists. I can use this to talk about mental issues related with seniors and explain how we need more help to treat all these people.

It seems as if dietitians have questioned the new high protein diet and stand by the fact that people need different forms of protein in their diet each day and should continue to worry about all the nutrients instead of just protein.

Sometimes it depends on who does the studies, and where the studies are done. Different locations and groups of people may give different results making it hard to create a conclusion.

This new study of a new high-protein diet has probably led people to consume more protein by supplements. This isn't for sure, but many people don't have the time to make a lot of natural protein heavy meals so they most likely turn to protein powders.

People seem to be believing the first thing they hear when it comes to diets and losing weight when studies and experiments haven't even proved them yet. This gives an understanding of why people may start taking supplements.

There are many ways to determine if a supplement is safe for you it is just a matter of people actually DOING it. There is in fact a safe way to use them, it just takes extra work.

Best ways to be safe with using supplements is to consult a doctor first to make sure it is right for you. Not many people do this. Useful for supporting side. people are just apparently doing it all wrong.

Notice that they do not add the word safety to this list.

However, some supplements are needed for people that can't get the right amount of nutrients. Not ALL supplements are fitness related. Useful for the supporting side that is for supplements.

shows how the system takes advantage of players

great article to shows that the system makes it impossible for college players to receive revenue for their actions, when they are the one competing in the high dollar competitions.

by payig players you will get a better work ethic out of hem

great argument used to show how the athletes deserve to get paid.

this shows how the players values and relationships should be carried on to our corporations and workplaces.

say colleges athletes gets taken advantage of.

for the kids who play these sports and thrive and really bring the school some revenue, they deserve to get pid

how coaches are paid

shows how the athletes pay the coaches salary

this shows the downfall of colleges paying their athletes

great opposing view.

this allows the ban to be lifted and give the star players who bring in money through endorsements to get paid 5000 a year and they cant touch it until graduation.

good point to show the adorableness for colleges to pay these small fees

shows how distracted players get when completely focused on sports.

if college athletes got paid this would worsen the problem. good opposing view.

gives stats about how much money they bring in

used to give valid stats that college sports bring in and who they are endorsed by.

great stat to show how NCAA men's football is benefiting greatly from all the major sports TV networks.

great stat to show other sports being widely broadcasted and players no getting any of the profits.

this shows that even with paid college these athletes are going to bed without money for food to eat.

this can be used to give valid argument that the school its self is providing all they can for the athletes and it still isnt enough.

"too much of a particular vitamin can actually lead to health problems."

"adulterated pharmaceuticals" This means some are not real or that they are a knock off of the safe drug or supplement.

"Dietary supplements are classified as food." This classification makes a huge difference in how the "food" is looked at and how closely the food is looked at. if it was classified as something else or had its own category then maybe they would be safer.

The only section in the FSMA that creates any administrative rights for the FDA is section 113.8 Section 113 gives the Secretary rights to notify the Drug Enforcement Administration if any ingredient in a dietary supplement may be or may contain an anabolic steroid.9" This is scary to know considering I am an athlete. If i were to take a supplement that hasn't really been looked at i could put my whole sports career at risk if I'm suspected of taking an anabolic steroid when i didn't even mean to. This strengthens the argument for people to not take supplements.

shows that massive amounts of money that the broadcasting deals make.

says that evenwitht he money earned from being publically telivised they wouldntbe able to afford to pay the athletes.

great opposing viewpoint.

good oposing point.

easily used to show how paying college athletes would be awful.

I believe that dual credit is more beneficial than AP courses due to that fact that it is a college course they pass they earn credit not some crap where they have to take an exam on everything they crammed to learn in 9 months. I can use this quote to show how there are alternatives (possibly better alternatives) to AP courses.

Reference to what I stated earlier when I talked about limitations or other courses offerings that don't train students too much

AP courses are meant for passing the exam thus teachers are teaching the test to students which leads to them not caring about the material or actually applying the lessons learned. I can use this quote to show how AP courses aren't college prep or advanced learning classes but potential college credit.

The necessity to look desirable for colleges leaves students in the position where taking AP courses is the best option whether they want to or not. This leads to students that aren't prepared to handle the course which leads them to failure. I can use this quote to reinforce that AP courses produce a tremendous amount of pressure for all high schools students that are looking to enhance their image.

Earning a passing score doesn't amount to earning credit in college therefore puts more pressure on students to earn a higher score than 3. I can use this quote to demonstrate that passing the exam, which theoretically should grant a college credit in that course, does not guarantee earning college credit since colleges can decide whether to take them or now.

High school AP courses and college courses are not the same courses. High school students must grasp an array of aspects rather quickly and cram it all for one test where as college courses you pass the class and get the credit. If AP courses were college courses then one exam shouldn't determine whether or not they deserve credit. Passing the class is equivalent to passing a college course. I can use this quote to demonstrate that AP students are held at a unfair standard of having to pass an exam to determine if they deserve credit, which may or may not be acceptable based on the score and college, while college student that can pass the class an earn credit. If it is truly a college level course then the exam should not matter.

College preparation? Teachers teach the test so students can pass the exam. AP courses aren't meant for college prep. I can use this quote to demonstrate that AP courses are meant to earn college credit not prepare students for college.

Those students that know that their best chance at getting into a prestigious college is by having multiple AP courses force themselves into taking them. The pressure to look good for colleges is enough to get students to load their schedules with AP courses. I can use this quote to demonstrate that some students only take AP courses to look better for college admissions rather than to earn college credit. AP courses are deemed the highest and most prestigious classes to take along with being the best place to learn. There should be other classes where students can learn without being held back and not being pushed so hard.

The amount of work is tremendous and takes a toll on the student. AP courses have become such a desirable trait for admissions that students force themselves to partake in order to look better than someone who hasn't taken an AP course. I can use this quote to demonstrate that students believe going through all the stress is beneficial when in reality it is harmful to them as the stress amounts and the performance diminishes which there are no longer functioning at their best.

Students believe that the intense workload and stress is worth it to look desirable for colleges. However, high stress can cause students to buckle and fail the exam and then lose out on the essential reason for taking the course. I can use this quote to demonstrate that receiving the college credit is worth the stress, but not receiving credit leaves even more stressed.

Students pack on AP courses to earn college credit, but each course has a tremendous workload. If students can succeed in passing the exam than the stress the developed would pay off, but if they don't then it adds more stress because they now have to take the course in college. I can use this quote that stacking on AP courses is too stressful for students and that there should be a limit of the amount of courses a student can take.

when a reassured that the player is doing good or is a good player, it's a boost of self confidence.

No coach wants scrappy players handed to them so they can mold them into better players. They want kids who are already talented, so they don't have to teach of or coach much, they want to win with the talented, already prepared team.

The child can never escape the parent. "Daddy-ball" coaching is a term used in elite softball, where the dad coaches his daughter to showcase her, but that also means she will never escape the constant talk and comments of her performance, because the coach is everywhere. He tells her she needs to work harder, even on top of everything she already does, and play through that injury. He is breaking her because she has no off time of this one sport

it's not fun because of all the hard work, mental breakdowns, and non-successful outcomes. why work so hard for nothing in return?

That's the main reason all kids play at the elite level, because the teams who win are the ones who get college scouts to look at them, which leads to scholarships, who cares if your mental health isn't all that great, what matters is that scholarship, that's what the parents see anyways.

thousands of dollars a year to get this college scholarship, in all honesty, it feels like you're putting in more than you're receiving in the long run.

and some say, I will never be as harsh on my kid like mine was to me, but there is no escaping it, at least that what it seems like. Every athlete turns into the psychotic, obsessed parent they try to avoid.

When you've played at high level competition for the majority of your life, you know when kids play rec league or sit out a year because their skills aren't so developed

That hardly ever exists anymore, and even if it did, the two teams would still compete like it's a championship game because they hate losing.

I can agree with the physical and emotional, some parents push their kids so hard and teach them to fight through pain, which can potentially make the injury worse. As for psychological state, they beat up on their kids and make them quit because their dreams of being an all-state, all-area, big league players will just be dreams.

all the attention is put onto the more talented players because that's where the champions are, where the scholarships are given, where the greats could potentially be, and the less talented are over look, not that they don't work hard, they just don't have the look or skill.

supplemental funding sources will be needed to support such an endeavor An understanding of where community colleges stand in our society would indeed help, but where is the money going to come from to fund these colleges?

Eliminating tuition would probably do very little to untangle the sailor’s knot of inequalities Going back to racial inequality of today's issues, trying to get into a good college can be based on more than just academic status and that is at fault.

class of disproportionately well-off people without securing any reciprocal benefit to poor and working-class people who so often do not attend college, I understand how if the plan does proceed through then the students that would be receiving the help would be the most of the students who are able to attend college because they can afford it.

Richer students currently receive much fewer tuition and living grant benefits This might be arguable because rich kids can get as much benefits as those who are not as rich as they are. However, it is understandable that students who may not have much money apply for grants.

the richer your parents are, the greater the likelihood that you are in college at age nineteen Cannot argue with that. College costs way too much even for a middle class family, let alone those who are in poverty.

One could write at great length about these different conceptions of "free” and the policy proposals that have formed around them Everyone has their own opinions of the issue, and we can't please everyone. The difficulty of making college students happy and tax payers happy does not balance.

For others, it means subsidizing tuition to zero and providing living grants high enough to completely cover room and board I don't quite understand what they are trying to argue here.

The only consequences on providing these courses is the cost that goes along with them. It is funny how they are trying to provide free education but almost all the issues have to do with money.

These strategies would definitely benefit students, but would there be enough of these classes around the country?

Some people are so set on not going to college that if this opportunity happens it would be difficult for them to develop the right education and mindset to help them throughout their college experience. Therefore, making them not want to take advantage of the free tuition.

I never thought about this aspect of the argument. Are high schools doing enough to prepare students for college since many would start attending if the the possibility of "free" community college happened?

This table covers the testing that was conducted over the dogs and cats that had brain cancer. From these results, meningioma was the most common cancer. i will take a screenshot of this table and use this in my paper.

This is also additional numerical information for canine brain cancer. This covers the estimated lifespan for surgical removal, radiation, and hydroxyurea. I will use this in my statistics section of my paper.

Palliative treatment provides an average lifespan of 3-6 months for most types of brain cancer. I will use this information as a statistic during the explanation of my prognosis.

" In a community sample of non-demented Swedish persons age 85 years or older, 16% of the sample had either active thoughts of taking their own life or passive suicidal ideation (e.g., wishing for death or feeling like life was not worth living) within the previous month (Skoog et al., 1996). Also, in the community-based Great Britain study cited above, 16% of the sample age 81 years and older endorsed a strong wish to die (Rao et al., 1997)

This is a long quote but will be useful when explaining how many people or what percentage of people actually think of committing suicide at an old age.

The author at the end of the article tries to explain some factors or key components that can help catch signs of someone who is suicidal. He explains that depression is one the the most common diagnosis when dealing with suicide. But other factors can play a role in determine someone for suicide including physical looks (Illness, not eating, etc), Mental health(Anxiety, hopelessness), and not communicating with the society.

"It is crucial that nurses use terms endorsed by the Institute of Medicine, Mrazek & Haggerty (1994) when discussing the prevention of suicide. Preventive interventions are classified as either “universal,” “selective,” or “indicated.”

This section of the article i can use to talk about different ways the author believes needs improvements within Older citizens lives, and within nursing homes.

", there are approximately four attempts for each completed suicide " This is a really good quote to add to show the amount of people that attempt to commit suicide compared to how many actually do commit suicide.

". Suicide is the thirteenth leading cause of death in persons age 65 years or older (National Institute of Mental Health, 2004) and these individuals are at the highest risk for completed suicide"

This is a good quote to start off the topic of suicide involving seniors.

These two points are able to relate with one another. In the simplest of forms, they are stating that when a dog is suffering from pain, distress, has trouble going to the bathroom and breathing, these may be some key factors that it's time to let our loved ones go. I will use these two points as counterclaims against my argument.

When I read this caption, it immediately reminded me of Riley. He was always the type of dog that loved to run around the yard, go for long walks, and play with his companion, Izzy. Since I was able to connect this caption to Riley's life, I will provide this reason in my introduction as I explain why I decided to write about canine brain cancer.

I can understand why some people may view this as a factor if cancer treatment is worth pursuing. All dogs love to interact with people, so when the times comes that a dog has been diagnosed with cancer, they are suffering in pain and don't have the strength to interact with others. I will also use this reason as a counterclaim.

From my perspective, this caption is stating that dogs LOVE to eat and refresh themselves. When they have been diagnosed with cancer and these senses are taken away from them, some people may jump to the conclusion and say that treatment isn't worth their time; the senses of a dog's life has already started to deteriorate. I will use this information as a counterclaim against my theory of brain cancer treatment.

There is no such thing as "free", there is always an opportunity cost and that is having to raise taxes.

Would a bachelor's degree not be as worthy anymore if everyone was able to earn it?

Not anymore. Only a hand full who are lucky enough to have a high school diploma and be successful.

This statistics brings up the issue of the staggering amount of students who have the potential to go to college but cannot afford it. Only 9 percent of low income students obtain a bachelors degree, that number should be much higher.

Personally going through these financial issues for college is intimidating, and it is understandable if people don't want to go.

"In fact, dietary supplements do not even require pre-approval before being released for sale to the public" this quote makes the market of supplements really sketchy because some people don't know that it hasn't really been approved so they THINK they are completely safe when in reality they could be at risk.

Dietary supplements use to be just vitamins and minerals at the time. That's why the FDCA never really questioned the dietary supplement organization.

huge factor, the tone of the coach's voice when yelling can be perceived differently on the athlete's point of view. A intimidating, threatening yell breaks confidence. A re-directional, instruction yell reassures the athlete of their mistake or how to fix it or what to do in that situation, not harmful but helpful.

I know this happens to me when my dad yells off on the sideline he distracts me because I begin to think about what he's telling me and end up making a mistake

occurs when athlete's know their own potential and think that this factor doesn't matter, they know they don't have to listen to them because they know the player they are.

pages 4, 5, and 6 with results and reaons

Refer to table 6 for reasons

Further explains what most articles are saying, eating disorders are more common among female athletes. The highest prevalence is in those who compete in in sports where leanness and/or specific weight are considered important for either performance or appearance.

The workload is extensive and provides training for college. Allowing regular students to participate in AP, however, is foolish because they're in the classes they are in because they choose them or cannot progress higher. College is college and people who want to go go. Now, students need to deal with dilemmas as they come, the college workload being one of them, therefore AP courses are a privilege to be in not a preparation. I can use this quote to demonstrate that students who truly want to succeed will do anything in their power to do so.

AP scores are now part of the criteria of getting scholarships or admitted. I can use this quote to demonstrate that AP scores have become a necessity to categorize students and admitting them into college. This shows an unfair advantage to those that pass AP exams to those that don't take the exam as well as those that don't take the course altogether.

Being surrounded by other students that participate and want to be there is helpful to students' learning environment. AP courses are wonderful for working at a nice pace because most students who can't handle it drop out. This allows for the active students to be more engaged. I can use this quote to demonstrate that active students are the ones taking AP courses and that they benefit because their seeking to learn to pass the exam instead of passing the class to graduate.

Adding incentives, money, to score well on exams. The AP exam already offers an incentive of earning college credit. I can use this quote to demonstrate that students that see earning a $100 is more motivating then earning college credit aren't looking at their AP course the right way.

I plan to use this source in order to present the traditional expectations given to men from society and the aggression they have developed as a result.

By providing boys with an array of activities to choose from and emotional encouragement from adults, they are less likely to become aggressive and controlling.

Aggression and violence in boys can be directly linked to their inability to express themselves.

Women will stop being mistreated once men are able to express their emotions and lessen their levels of aggression.

Inequalities of men should be explored alongside the inequalities of women. If men don't feel the need to control and obtain power, women won't need to be submissive.

If men's emotions were welcomed rather than denounced, their controlling behaviors could be prevented.

Due to the portrayal of men as machines in many movies, advertisements, and athletics, they become aggressive and channel their violence onto women.

Since many men feel unable to express themselves, they act out more frequently and show anger and aggression more commonly.

The perception of men as dominant, strong, superior figures began decades ago. These traditional gender assumptions continue in many people's modern-day mindsets. Individuals born in the mid-20th century are raising their sons with the same ideals they grew up around.

I plan to use this source to present the opposition's view that the two sexes are inherently different and that boys' toughness can be seen as beneficial more than hurtful.

This is not acceptable. Just because children have lived under unjust circumstances in the past does not mean we should repeat it in the future. Society should learn from these mistakes and provide further support to children.

This is true in certain cases, but it falls short when it comes to the male advocacy argument. No child should be forced to face the challenge of emotional neglect. Every male and female should be given the support they deserve and be given the opportunity to communicate their feelings. By giving adolescents an outlet for expression, they would become more successful in the long run, not less.

Nature and biology are not the primary reasons for the differences between men and women. Family and society influences are the primary reasons for their differences. If men were not made to hide their emotions and toughen up, women would not feel the need to be submissive to their male counterparts. We should not merely accept that the two are inherently different; rather, we need to take steps to ensure that males feel comfortable expressing themselves and women feel comfortable being assertive. This starts by educating the general population and encouraging parents to raise their children to be androgynous rather than feed into gender-based stereotypes.

Family life and one's upbringing can be a huge influence on their aggression later in life. If they are always disciplined and taught to hide their emotions, men are likely to develop anger problems and crave positions of control.

Biological makeup accounts for minuscule differences in men and women. It is their upbringing, heritages, experiences, values, and pressures from society that shape the behaviors of each sex.

What's so wrong with allowing boys to express themselves? Both girls and boys should be able to do so, and nobody should be labeled as a "china doll" or weak because they have natural feelings that come along with human life.

I strongly disagree with this. I believe most - if not, all - males are affected by the pressures society has placed on men. Most people are not diagnosed with anything, but they still continue to shield their emotions and demonstrate aggressive behavior as a result. Even if they are subconsciously hiding their feelings, the majority of men are made to feel ashamed of their sensitivities. This is a serious problem that must be addressed.

If men are not able to express themselves emotionally, it causes them to act aggressively and make women feel inferior. The two sexes affect one another.

GREAT QUOTE: Men adopt controlling and aggressive personalities is a result of their inability to express emotions. They try to put on a stoic front in order to appear strong and insensitive. If men did not feel the need to fill emotional voids with powerful positions, women would not be oppressed as a consequence.

Many young males are held back by their fear of emotions and communication. They learn to suppress their feelings from a young age, and this leads to control problems and depression.

This is the reason why many boys suffer emotionally and have vulnerability problems. Girls are given permission to show their feelings, while boys are not shown this same sympathy.

By raising children to have well-rounded personalities with various positive traits, there wouldn't be such a large divide between the sexes. Boys and girls should both be expressive and assertive.

Many men will put up a front in order to hide their deeper emotions. We should make boys feel comfortable expressing themselves.

Many boys are not given the resources or encouragement needed to express their emotions. They are taught to shield their emotions from others and remain strong. However, males should be taught that true strength comes through opening up and being vulnerable. If boys were given the opportunity to share their feelings, they would experience much less stress, frustration, and sadness.

Many boys feel extremely isolated due to the pressure to hide their emotions. Many males feel humiliated if they express their feelings due to the many gender stereotypes within society.

I plan to use this source to show how men are often pressured to shield their emotions from others, and in many cases develop depression and anger issues as a consequence.

I plan to use this source in order to show than men and women reach the same outcomes equally as successful, regardless of the small differences in their brain activities.

I plan to use this source to prove that the small differences between men and women's biological makeups do not account for the primary differences between the two sexes; rather, it is society's pressures on men to hide their emotions that accounts for their aggression.

She is very right...Roxy still loved spending time with her owner, but her physical state was deteriorating very quickly. She couldn't care for herself on her own, and I can't imagine how much pain she was in while her organs were shutting down. On top of that, what could have happened if Roxy ended her life in a restless and painful state? I will use this point when I wrap up the story of a dog who battled brain cancer.

In other words, of all the time, effort, and money that was put into this project, it made no difference on the outcome of this disease. Anne wanted to try and find a cure to this cancer, but it only expanded Roxy's life with the pain and suffering that she had to endure. I will use this information for a personal story on a dog that battled with cancer.

She explained that Roxy was not able to function on her own anymore...she was in so much pain and sorrow, the time finally came for Roxy to be at peace. I will use this information as a backboard in my counterclaim for those who don't agree with brain cancer treatment.

Men are so afraid to confront their emotions, and this needs to be stopped. If men can express themselves, all individuals will be affected positively. Open communication fosters healthy relationships and overall happiness.

Many parents and other dominant figures in children's lives try to combat crying and emotional outbursts by telling their sons to "be a man." This makes children subconsciously connect crying and sensitivity as feminine, and thus connect femininity with weakness. By stopping these unrealistic pressures, men would not feel the need to hide their emotions and act aggressively.

Men can have emotions too, and it's about time that society starts realizing that.

This is a devastating truth. Men should not be driven to suicide simply because society's gender assumptions make them feel insufficient and worthless due to emotions. Feelings are unavoidable and men should not be held to impractical ideals.

Emotions are seen as feminine and weak, which leads men to keep their feelings secret. If they were given the chance to express these feelings, the gender assumptions of men and women would be weakened as a consequence. This would allow women and men to be who they want to be, instead of being whom society wants them to be.

This is the thought process of many men throughout the world. They feel embarrassed to show emotions, and thus hide their feelings until they reach severe unhappiness.

Men turn to anger instead of words. They are not properly taught how to communicate their feelings from a young age, which must change in order to prevent the tragedies that have come from society's unrealistic pressures on men.

Traditionally, women are given society's permission to show emotion and expression while men are taught to be tough and insensitive. Rather than continuing this trend, it is imperative for boys to be given the opportunity to share their thoughts. By doing so, they would feel refreshed and free while girls would feel free to rise up and emulate strength.

Since men are unable to express their deep thoughts and emotions due to society's pressures of men to be strong figures, many try to block their feelings and often become depressed as a result.

Men and women are ultimately equal in their capabilities although they make take different routes to reach their goals. One sex is not superior to the other when it comes to overall intelligence. If men and women are equal when it comes to brain function, the two should be given equal treatment and equal opportunities to express their emotions.

Society teaches men that expression and communication is a sign of weakness rather than a beneficial outlet for help. Women are more able to voice their emotions, while men are more concerned about people's perception of their strength and toughness.

Men's brains make them more prone to physical outbursts of emotion rather than being able to communicate their feelings.

Part of the reason men respond hesitantly to emotions in comparison to women could be the pressures they face growing up. They are constantly taught to suppress their feelings, which eventually causes them to be insensitive to emotional triggers. Although their biological makeup may be part of the equation, it is undeniable that all human beings are naturally emotional and men are bred to ignore their emotional temptations.

While women's brains tend to see the larger pictures, men's brains traditionally focus in on one thing at a time. Even though the two sexes may have different perspectives, their ability to get the job done is not lessened.

Even though the brains of men and women are not identical, they are able to do the same actions and activities in equally efficient ways.

Although the biological makeup of men and women may be slightly different, the two sexes are more similar than they are different. On top of this, their varying sensitivities and habits may be to blame for small behavioral observations, but do not make them incapable of success in the workforce.

Despite having comparable BMI, and likely less body fat, CFBBs reported greater body dissatisfaction characterized by stronger drive for bulk and muscle tone compared to their recreational weight-training counterparts.

Shows that they really do feel distorted, despite what their measurements are

Perhaps in response to the lean and toned feminine ideal portrayed in many health and fitness magazines, more women are gravitating to weight training and bodybuilding (Andersen & DiDomenico, 1992). Brownell (1991) and others have noted that many people strive to achieve these aesthetic ideals not only for expected benefits, but for what the ideal symbolizes: control; self-discipline; competence and sexual desirability

Different from all the other articles. Talks about how female athletes who don't have a necessarily athletic body type feel the need to gain one considering they are in fact an athlete.

No restrictions on who should be allowed in an AP course may not be beneficial to those students taking the course. An AP course is not suppose to prep for college, it is a college course. I can use this quote to demonstrate that AP courses are meant for the strong willed that are willing to take the exam to earn college credit and not prep for college.

Although they failed and didn't receive the credit they benefited from taking the course. Since the class has a heavy work load it helps students to prepare themselves for future challenges. I can use this quote to demonstrate that even though AP courses are meant to earn college credit those that don't pass are prepped to deal with heavy coursework.

The cost of the exam is a motivating factor for those that want to pass and subsidizing it would allow those that aren't motivated to pass to take the exam. However, if the student wasn't forced into the course then they should already be motivated because in theory passing the exam would save them money in college. I can use this quote to prove that the cost of the exam doesn't affect those that are determined to take the test to get a college credit.

Passing scores aren't accepted because it doesn't show complete mastery. Then what's the point of taking the course if you don't receive the credit. I can use this quote to demonstrate that the purpose of taking the exam is almost meaningless since passing scores aren't credible.

The system is changing where active students are not the only ones being introduced to AP, but now being prepared for AP courses. I can use this quote to demonstrate that AP courses are no longer just for active students but schools looking to "prep" students for college.

Many problems in nursing homes affect the happiness of residents "These concerns included lack of continuity of care, the use of agency staff, staffing levels and lack of resources. Some of these factors may be related to the current economic climate and are difficult to tackle."

Basically, becuase economy is so bad and nursing homes don't have the money to staff, the residents don't have the money to pay, and the family has problems staying connected, these residents are stuck in these homes with a hard end to their lives.

Sometimes visits aren't as easy as people think they are "Similarly, Maggie said: ‘I’m almost afraid to take him out because I remember the time he broke his hip. We can’t actually physically do it.’" The fear of even hurting them just to go out to have some quality time with them outside of the nursing home is a sad thing.

", Liam described an administrative role in caring for his father: ‘I suppose we’re very active in terms of his care, outside of the physical side of things... We’ve transferred all the stress from aspects of day-to-day life away from him; he doesn’t have to worry about paying insurance or his bills.’ "

Liam is a good example of times when family can help Seniors of the family in other ways than physical and mentally. He helps his dad economically which takes a lot of his fathers stress away.

"Eileen described supporting her husband who had cognitive impairment: ‘Well, I come in the afternoon to see him... and sometimes he’s grand and sometimes he’s agitated but I think I have a calming role." I would like to use Eileen's quote to show some of the effects that family can have on the residents.

Knowing that families want to help and those that do some things that stop them are what the author calls "Barriers" and explains that "Main barriers to family involvement include negative staff attitudes and poor relationships between staff, families and residents"

The author says that most families want to be included in the residents life, knowing about their well being, and knowing gernarl knowledge of their daily life but "family members often feel excluded and disempowered when a relative is admitted to residential care "

"Barriers identified in the literature include resistance to change in the institution, inadequate staffing, ineffective communication, uncertainty of families, and lack of support from staff " This quote explains some of the problems when it comes to keeping a relationship with family members when they go to nursing homes.This could be implemented into my paper when talking about what its like dealing with family in nursing homes.

"When a relative is admitted to residential care it can be traumatic for family members and they might experience feelings of guilt, loss of control, sadness and disempowerment" This is a good quote to show how families can feel as parents grow older and have to be sent to a nursing home because the younger generation cannot take care of them.

From such a young age, the two sexes show distinct differences in their reactions and behaviors. To combat these systemic problems, parents and guardians must stress the importance of assertiveness and strength without forgetting the value of kindness and expression.

Schools breaking down barriers between boys and girls would allow both sexes to freely express themselves rather than trying to hide their true emotions in order to fit gender-related pressures.

I can use this article as a source in my paper to show the importance of caring for the elderly. Not only medical caring and need, but the small things that make people happy on a daily basis.

Orthorexia, the desire for good health and proper nutrition (not thinness) probably what a lot of athletes have