Let's talk about CUPS
Something you should know~~ The World Cup happens every four years. The first tournament was in 1930. The 2010 Games were in South Africa . The country is the first nation in Africa to hold the games. The tournament was from June 11 to July 11. Thirty-two teams competed in it. More
Poster boys stay in the World Cup on posters only
海報男孩繼續留在世足賽 但是僅限於海報而已 Images of Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo and Samuel Eto'o are still festooned on posters all over South Africa – but sadly for them that's their only involvement as the World Cup reaches its final stages.
Reuters - Wednesday 30 June 2010, 12:04
Famous Movie Quotes
"Can we learn English by watching movies?" you may ask.
Yes, of course you can. It all depends on the way you watch them. Do not think that just because something is fun - entertaining - that it cannot have an educational purpose. Remember that cultures have traditionally passed on their group wisdom in the form of stories - that's what literature is. So when we listen to a story, we are listening to an explanation of what life is about. Whether we hear it as a spoken tale, read it as a novel, or watch it as a film, we are always 'listening to a story'. It is enjoyable - and it is instructive.
What do you learn from feminism?
So, head of our department, department chairwoman asked “what have we learned from Feminism?, The following is my answer:
There’s one thing for sure I’ve learned that is Feminism isn't only for women. We are for equality but not necessarily sameness. Having a strong independent woman as a mate is helpful to my husband who sought an equal life partner not a house slave. Having equal pay for work of equal value means that the financial burden of a family isn't just stuck on the man. Sharing childcare means that the husband sees his kids and is involved in their lives instead of being a work horse who brings in all the family income and is too exhausted to share his life with theirs.
Sometimes I would ask myself, why do I get up at 5:30 am so I can fix their breakfasts and wake them up and send them off to school, then rush off to my job from 8 to 4, then rush home to cook dinner, do a couple hours of cleaning, catch up on reading for work, then collapse in bed? Is this "having it all," or is it merely "doing it all"? Why can't we respect women who want to stay home? People are shifting around in the worlds of work and family, but somehow, the old edifice remains in place.













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