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by Kat Silva, Nov 30, 2008

Moving On after a Life of Abuse, pushing the past aside only to have to fight with it later. Can the past win? Or will you Survive it?

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Growing Up with Violence

by HatedNation, Nov 12, 2008

A reflection of what I have learned.

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What Exactly is Life All About?

by tales2tell, Nov 11, 2008

Some people believe we are here as a test for some great after life. Some people don't believe in God. Either way, once we become adults what is life all about anyway?

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Turn Your Childhood Dreams Into Reality If You Have to Make a Career Change

by Carol Forsloff, Oct 27, 2008

What seems at first a catastrophe may turn out to be a blessing after all. Sometimes when we're forced to make a change, we can go back to an earlier time in our life to discover a new direction.

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How to Remember Things

by ecrivan wordwizard, Oct 22, 2008

Some insight on how to remember things.

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Nature Versus Nurture: Gendered Identity in Adolescents

by Lowrie Fawley, Jul 19, 2008

Focusing on the way in which both nature and nurture serve to create and inform gendered identity in adolescents.

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Surviving Stress in an Uncertain World

by Jeffree Wyn Itrich, Jun 2, 2008

These are tough times. Everyone is suffering some kind of stress. But you don't have to succumb to it; there are ways to beat the anxiety of living in today's world.

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The Social Construction of Cultural Items

by Morgan McLure, Apr 15, 2008

Social Constructionism and how cultural items such as capitalism, globalization, race, gender, and childhood are affected by it.

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Whose Expectations Are You Living Up To?

by arrested_tragedy, Mar 3, 2008

In this world, era and age, there are a lot of expectations that we have to live up to.

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Black Lenses of the World

by CHAN LEE PENG, Jan 30, 2008

Black lenses symbolize the underlying side of life in a black and white photo.

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