Land Surveying: Various Aspects of the World’s Second Oldest Profession Land surveying is defined as a method of scientifically and/or legally determining the location of points on the earth’s surface. It also includes establishing the distance between those points and the angles created by them. Often referred to as the world’s second-oldest profession, land surveying […]
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How did Tudor Women Cope with the Physical, Religious, and Moral Expectations? It has been happening to women since the dawn of time and yet, during the Tudor age, society rarely spoke of it. Known as the monthly curse, coming of age, or period, menstruation has been referred to, across the ages, by many different […]
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To Have Children Or Not To Have Children? That Is The Question. Deep inside I always thought I wanted children…probably… eventually…possibly. When I graduated from college in the late 1990s, friends started having children while I remained happily unencumbered. Even after I married, our family planning consisted of not having children right away. And when […]
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A Tale of Princesses, Fabulous Wealth And Unimaginable Human Rights Violations Princess Haya of Jordan, for many, is a feminist icon. She, along with her sister-in-law Queen Rania of Jordan, and her step-mother, Queen Noor of Jordan, is often referred to as one of “the Supermodel Queens of the Middle East.” The Princess’ 2004 marriage […]
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After a great deal of research into this issue, here is the bottom line. Under the U.S soccer team’s new collective bargaining agreement, the members of the women’s team are paid a guaranteed salary of $100,000 per player. This salary is the same, whether they win or lose, play or don’t play. In contrast, their […]
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HRH Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, represents an individual existing between two realms. Becoming a member of the British royal family is essentially one of the most British things a person can do. On the other hand, being born in America is also, arguably, one of the most American things a person can do. This […]
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As an American, I am well aware of the issues with immigrants and the border. I have heard on the news every day, recently, that concentration camps exist there. As I am from German ancestry, and a person, I am well aware that concentration camps are unacceptable and inhumane, bringing misery to humanity. I am […]
White privilege is a complicated truth in our society. To some, it is seen as direct advantages given to Caucasians over other ethnicities. These advantages can exist in the business world, the medical field, or everyday life. Some believe that white people are given more opportunities to prevail because of white privilege. While white privilege […]
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AOC, Ted Cruz, and a Bi-Partisan Solution The internet went abuzz today with news that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and Ted Cruz bipartisanly agreed to lobby for a bill that would make birth control pills available over the counter. This is significant because these two individuals represent different parties with very different philosophies regarding reproduction. Ted […]
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How the Proposed Mexican Tariff Reveals the Hypocrisy of the Left “Tax the rich!” has been the rallying cry for the Democratic party for many years now. Many of them argue that, by selling goods and services, the rich are not only exploiting the labor of the poor, but also overcharging for goods that should […]
Land Surveying: Various Aspects of the World’s Second Oldest Profession
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryLand Surveying: Various Aspects of the World’s Second Oldest Profession Land surveying is defined as a method of scientifically and/or legally determining the location of points on the earth’s surface. It also includes establishing the distance between those points and the angles created by them. Often referred to as the world’s second-oldest profession, land surveying […]
Menstruation in Tudor Times
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryHow did Tudor Women Cope with the Physical, Religious, and Moral Expectations? It has been happening to women since the dawn of time and yet, during the Tudor age, society rarely spoke of it. Known as the monthly curse, coming of age, or period, menstruation has been referred to, across the ages, by many different […]
Deep Inside I Always Wanted Children
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryTo Have Children Or Not To Have Children? That Is The Question. Deep inside I always thought I wanted children…probably… eventually…possibly. When I graduated from college in the late 1990s, friends started having children while I remained happily unencumbered. Even after I married, our family planning consisted of not having children right away. And when […]
What in the World is Going on in Dubai?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryA Tale of Princesses, Fabulous Wealth And Unimaginable Human Rights Violations Princess Haya of Jordan, for many, is a feminist icon. She, along with her sister-in-law Queen Rania of Jordan, and her step-mother, Queen Noor of Jordan, is often referred to as one of “the Supermodel Queens of the Middle East.” The Princess’ 2004 marriage […]
Why Are Females in Professional Soccer Paid Less Than Their Male Counterparts?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryAfter a great deal of research into this issue, here is the bottom line. Under the U.S soccer team’s new collective bargaining agreement, the members of the women’s team are paid a guaranteed salary of $100,000 per player. This salary is the same, whether they win or lose, play or don’t play. In contrast, their […]
An American Duchess, the Fourth of July, and Living Between Two Realms
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryHRH Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, represents an individual existing between two realms. Becoming a member of the British royal family is essentially one of the most British things a person can do. On the other hand, being born in America is also, arguably, one of the most American things a person can do. This […]
The Border, Immigrants, and Humanity
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryAs an American, I am well aware of the issues with immigrants and the border. I have heard on the news every day, recently, that concentration camps exist there. As I am from German ancestry, and a person, I am well aware that concentration camps are unacceptable and inhumane, bringing misery to humanity. I am […]
What is White Privilege and How Can Our Society Overcome It?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryWhite privilege is a complicated truth in our society. To some, it is seen as direct advantages given to Caucasians over other ethnicities. These advantages can exist in the business world, the medical field, or everyday life. Some believe that white people are given more opportunities to prevail because of white privilege. While white privilege […]
Should Birth Control Be Available Over The Counter?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryAOC, Ted Cruz, and a Bi-Partisan Solution The internet went abuzz today with news that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and Ted Cruz bipartisanly agreed to lobby for a bill that would make birth control pills available over the counter. This is significant because these two individuals represent different parties with very different philosophies regarding reproduction. Ted […]
Corporate Taxes, Tariffs, Democrats and Republicans
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryHow the Proposed Mexican Tariff Reveals the Hypocrisy of the Left “Tax the rich!” has been the rallying cry for the Democratic party for many years now. Many of them argue that, by selling goods and services, the rich are not only exploiting the labor of the poor, but also overcharging for goods that should […]