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Former Brazil coach Mario Zagallo, 81, escaped with minor injuries in a car accident here late Thursday, police reported.
Zagallo, who was in charge of Brazil at the 1998 World Cup where his team lost to France in the final, suffered a bruise to his right eye but was otherwise in good shape, according to a family source quoted in the Lance sports daily.
Zagallo was reported to have lost control of his car which hit a pillar while driving in the west of Rio de Janeiro.
He was taken to hospital but later released to return home.
Nicknamed "The Old Wolf" Zagallo served as assistant to then coach Carlos Alberto Parreira at the 1994 World Cup when they won their fourth title in the United States, before graduating to the top job in his own right four years later.

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Leave it to independent-minded Merle to annoy those on the political right and left in the same song: "Where's All the Freedom" decries both the post-Sept. 11 clampdown on civil liberties and the ban on government displays of the Ten Commandments. The Hag also urges the U.S. to withdraw from Iraq on "Rebuild America First," but the heart of Chicago Wind lies in more personal moments like the softly swinging title cut and a moving take on Roger Miller's classic "Leavin's Not the Only Way to Go."
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I noticed that my chrome inspector - that works on both my macbook pro and imac (and previous a pc) doesn't show the image when I click the image link under element tag until the second time I click it.
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The distinguished sounds of area musicians and singers will strike a right chord in Fort Smith on Sunday.
Grant Pierson, Tyrannosaurus Chicken, Bannister Brothers, Tom Ware Trio, Gary Hutchison & Mark Albertson, 1 Oz. Jig, Peter Read and Hillbilly Vegas will be among those playing memorable sets for the "Nightflying 32: A Major Musical Blowout."
The event begins at 7 p.m. Sunday at MovieLounge, 7601 Rogers Ave., and will include numerous musical styles, said Read, a guitarist, singer and photographer.
"Our parties celebrate the live-music industry in the mid-South," he said. "The musicians always comment that they like to play the Nightflying bashes because it's the only time they get to hear each other."
Billed as an anniversary concert and party by Nightflying and R. Landry's New Orleans Restaurant, the event will be the perfect opportunity to showcase the region's musical talent and to pay tribute to Nightflying magazine and its website, Read said.
"We have some of the world's best players right here in the Altered State, and they all are playing for the Nightflying parties," he said. "There are three parties this year — Sunday in Fort Smith, the Big Chill in Hot Springs on Dec. 9 and at Stickyz Rock & Roll Chicken Shack on Jan. 4."
A free publication that serves as a calendar for regional musical events and features stories on performers and hundreds of concert venues, Nightflying began in December 1980 as a northwest Arkansas-based publication before going statewide in 1982. By 1987, Nightflying also was distributed in nearby states.
In 1986, Nightflying became a founding partner of the South By Southwest (SXSW) Music Festival, one of the largest and most popular music events in the world. The publication's ongoing goal is to reflect the talent and diversity of music found in the Arkansas region, Read said.
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''We have never been lucky enough to have a pupil get a top
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You make a dream of many come true, I'm pretty sure the bat family has all been gathered together in some comic or another.
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Bat Boys! XD Great job on the image. There facial expressions are good to. I love Damian's slight grin.
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Love it Wil. I'm gonna have to buy the colored version from ya soon.
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Anime Weekend Atlanta is where I see him! if you can't go message him I'm sure he'll sell you a copy online.
Could you do one that either includes the female robins or do a seperate picture of them? I know they're not as popular and well know, but the were still robins.


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By all accounts, last years American Cancer Society Jamaica Me Crazy fundraiser was a huge success.
Representatives from Houmas branch of the American Cancer Society are hoping for similar results this go round.
Heading into the festivities Aug. 15, Jamaica Me Crazy event chairperson Becky Dupre said they had reached their financial goal the week before.
Jamaica Me Crazy will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Evergreen Cajun Center, 4694 W. Main St., Gray.
Weve already made $5,500, but are still looking for last-minute sponsorships or any contributions people would like to give us, Dupre said.
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Instead of being as solemn and reserved as Relay for Life, theyve dubbed Jamaica Me Crazy as their Party for a Cure event, Dupre said.
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The Jamaica-themed celebration will include Southern Cross performing live music and a cash bar offering selections ranging from beer to Pina Coladas.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (AP) — Nico Rosberg won the German Grand Prix on Sunday to stretch his lead in the Formula One drivers' championship over Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton, who finished third after starting 20th.
"It's an amazing feeling to win at home. It's a very special day," said Rosberg, who led throughout to become the first German to triumph at Hockenheim since Michael Schumacher won in 2006.
Hamilton, who crashed in qualifying and survived a number of scrapes throughout the race, could not pass Valtteri Bottas in the closing laps and the Finn took second to give Williams its 300th F1 podium finish.
"It was not easy and required input from all the engineers. Thanks to all the fans. I saw many Finnish flags so thank you," Bottas said.
Hamilton was pushed back to the penultimate row of the grid due to his qualifying crash and a penalty for changing his gearbox, but threaded his way through the field despite a broken front wing caused by a collision with former teammate Jenson Button of McLaren.
His super-soft tires wore quickly in his final stint and he did not have the grip to get past Bottas. Rosberg leads Hamilton by 14 points going into next weekend's race in Hungary.
Four-time defending champ Sebastian Vettel was fourth, ahead of Ferrari's Fernando Alonso who won his exciting battle with Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo for fifth.
Alonso and Force India's Nico Hulkenberg, who finished seventh, are the only drivers to have scored points in each of the ten races so far this season, and the Spaniard's points finish means Ferrari has finished in the points for 77 consecutive races.
There was a collision at the first corner between Kevin Magnussen's McLaren and Felipe Massa's Williams, which flipped over and slid across the run-off area in a shower of sparks.
The McLaren also left the track and Ricciardo had to steer wide around them to avoid the damage, dropping him down to 15th and compromising his race.
Magnussen had to pit to repair damage to his left front tire but Massa's race was over. The Brazilian emerged unhurt from the car to cheers from the crowd.
"I'm okay. The accident was a little bit more scary watching than being inside. I just saw everything the other way around, but I am fine," Massa said. "I am so disappointed at what happened. It's another race and another car that has pushed me out and finished my race. With a car that that is very competitive and fast that's so disappointing."
Massa said the Danish driver was at fault although a stewards' review found no wrongdoing.
"I was in front and doing the corner in front. If someone needs to watch, it's the car behind," Massa said.
It was looking like it could be another a 1-2 for Mercedes as Hamilton quickly worked his way through the field. The Briton hit Kimi Raikkonen's Ferrari to overtake both the Finn and Ricciardo in a brave move at the hairpin on lap 13. A piece of Raikkonen's front plate flew into the air.
On lap 30, Hamilton tried to overtake Button on the hairpin but damaged his left-front wing and that proved critical in finishing third rather than second.
"I did as good as I could. It was hard to get through the pack safely and I had a little bit of a collision with Jenson," Hamilton said.
"I thought he was going to open the door which he has done a couple of times lately but that was my bad judgment."
Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat retired on lap 46 when his car burst into flames. The Russian was visibly annoyed, hitting a barrier in frustration.
Adrian Sutil of Sauber spun on lap 50 of 67 and stalled in the middle of the start-finish straight. The race director had to make a big decision on whether to bring out the safety car, which would have pulled Rosberg back to the field, or let the race continue, and he chose the latter even though it took a couple of laps before they moved the car.
"That would have made it more difficult," a relieved Rosberg acknowledged.
It has been a remarkable couple of weeks since the German's first non-finish of the season at the British Grand Prix. The 29-year-old married his girlfriend, watched Germany win the World Cup, signed a contract extension with Mercedes, and he has now won his home GP for his fourth victory of the season.
Rosberg had previously not finished higher than eighth place at Hockenheim, in 2010. The best he managed at a German GP was fourth at the Nurburgring the year before that
1. Nico Rosberg, Germany, Mercedes, minutes, seconds, 67 laps.
2. Valtteri Bottas, Finland, Williams, , 67.
3. Lewis Hamilton, England, Mercedes, , 67.
4. Sebastian Vettel, Germany, Red Bull, , 67.
5. Fernando Alonso, Spain, Ferrari, , 67.
6. Daniel Ricciardo, Australia, Red Bull, , 67.
7. Nico Hulkenberg, Germany, Force India, , 67.
8. Jenson Button, England, McLaren, , 67.
9. Kevin Magnussen, Denmark, McLaren, , 66.
10. Sergio Perez, Mexico, Force India, , 66.
11. Kimi Raikkonen, Finland, Ferrari, , 66.
12. Pastor Maldonado, Venezuela, Lotus, , 66.
13. Jean-Eric Vergne, France, Toro Rosso, , 66.
14. Esteban Gutierrez, Mexico, Sauber, , 66.
15. Jules Bianchi, France, Marussia, , 66.
16. Kamui Kobayashi, Japan, Caterham, , 65.
17. Max Chilton, England, Marussia, , 65.
18. Marcus Ericsson, Sweden, Caterham, , 65.
Did Not Finish
Adrian Sutil, Germany, Sauber, 47.
Daniil Kvyat, Russia, Toro Rosso, 44.
Romain Grosjean, France, Lotus, 26.
Did Not Start
Felipe Massa, Brazil, Williams.
Drivers' Standings (After 10 of 19 races)
1. Nico Rosberg, 190 points.
2. Lewis Hamilton, 176.
3. Daniel Ricciardo, 106.
4. Fernando Alonso, 97.
5. Valtteri Bottas, 91.
6. Sebastian Vettel, 82.
7. Nico Hulkenberg, 69.
8. Jenson Button, 59.
9. Kevin Magnussen, 37.
10. Felipe Massa, 30.
11. Sergio Perez, 29.
12. Kimi Raikkonen, 19.
13. Jean-Eric Vergne, 9.
14. Romain Grosjean, 8.
15. Daniil Kvyat, 6.
16. Jules Bianchi, 2.
Constructors' Standings
1. Mercedes, 366 points.
2. Red Bull, 188.
3. Williams, 121.
4. Ferrari, 116.
5. Force India, 98.
6. McLaren, 96.
7. Toro Rosso, 15.
8. Lotus, 8.
9. Marussia, 2.
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Simon was in rare form on the title track on his pivotal 86 album. Contemplating his life post- divorce from Carrie Fisher, the song meshed afro-pop with his wonderfully literate, singer/songwriter songwriting style and the results were typically unforgettable. One could only imagine who the "human trampoline" was though.
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Very disappointing
Stayed at the Gore between Christmas and New Year for one night. As it was part of a surprise for my partner I paid for an upgrade to the Dame Nellie Room. Although the room was original and unusual, it was a lot smaller than the website indicates and very hot. The bathroom was also a bit tatty and yes, they are stingy with toiletries and I didn't feel that it was worth paying the extra for. The restaurant was nice and the food and the service good, although not exceptional. However, the biggest gripe must be that the bar closed at 10.15pm "because they weren't busy". I have to say that I was absolutely furious. When I insisted that they stay open until at least regular closing time, they grudgingly and I mean grudgingly, agreed to stay open until 11pm. On paying the bill the next day I complained and they removed the cost of the drinks from the bill.
The Gore is a little bit different and the old newspapers and pictures etc, are great, but I would not pay the exorbitant prices for what really was only mediocre service and not such a great room.
Nice, but not that Nice.
Stayed at the Gore for four or five days in January 2004 and their service could not have been nicer. However, there are some problems that should be addressed for the price paid. The excellent restaurant should lighten up on the salt used by the kitchen. Everything was too oversalted, but very original cuisine. While the hotel was once an embassy, it does need a facelift in the rooms which seem alittle worn. Small TV set is rediculous and the cable or satellite was not working, so only 8 stations were accessible and no movie stations. The building is historic with some lovely features and my room was high ceilings, high Victorian/Edwardian bed, and lumpy loveseat. The small closet was fine, but minibar stuffed in closet made my dresses unable to hang. Good bathroom, very light and well arranged, but stingy with the bathroom amenities. Excellent and fast room service and staff were very helpful with most all my odd requests since I could not get around due to injury. The street is used by horseback riders going to the park and it's a nice sound to hear hooves clopping down the street. Nice neighborhood, very residential. Great housekeeping staff! Overpriced on things like food and wines, but atmosphere is good.
Third, and last, trip to the Gore
Over the past 4 years, we have stayed at the Gore 3 times, for 6 nights each, so we have some substantial experience at the place. We enjoyed our stay the first time, except for some of my wife's cigarettes being taken from a suitcase under the bed. The second trip was delightful: we had one of the largest rooms. We have just returned from our third trip, and have decided to stay elsewhere in South Kensington next time. Why? The $400 a night room was smallish, and had three problems: a missing bedside lamp, a burned out light bulb in the ceiling, and a screaming bathroom fan (sounded like metal on metal). The room faced Queen's Gate, which was okay except with the windows open, which was necessary because of the excessive heat otherwise. I can tell you that LOTS of emergency vehicles use Queen's Gate all night long. The hotel fixed the above-mentioned problems, but there were other issues. The toilet only flushed if the lever was pushed so hard that the top of the tank moved off center a few inches. The second bathrobe (reduced quality from our previous visits) disappeared, and didn't reappear. But the real reason I am writing this is the rogue taxi. We asked for a taxi to Heathrow, and got an unmarked van, i.e. a rogue taxi. Of course, we didn't HAVE to use the van, but we didn't expect to be ripped off at the Gore. Unsurprisingly, the rogue van cost 55 pounds, whereas the metered taxi to the Gore from Heathrow cost 33 pounds. So did the Gore staffperson get a kickback? You decide. The Gore has nice statuary and paintings and furniture, but that doesn't mitigate the shortcomings. You would do a lot better at No. 16 on Sumer Place!
Beautiful Hotel but has some issues!!!!!
The hotel is lovely. It is beautifully decorated, and has a great atmosphere. The staff was friendly. However, it has it's issues.
1. Our original room had NO SHOWER. The only option was to take a bath. I have not attempted to take a bath and wash my hair in a bathtub since I was 5 years old. If they even had a shower head you could hold, that would have been OK, but there was nothing. You would have had to lay flat in the tub and stick your head under a faucet that was only probably a foot and a half from the bottom of the tub.
2. Our original room was on the top floor. The elevator ends, and you have to climb steps to get there. Plus there was a set up in the room. We can handle this, but if you are elderly, it would be a nightmare
3. If you take the subway, it is about a 15 min walk to the closest tube. We would recommend a Hotel closer and more convenient.
The good news about the original room, is that they said there was no way to move us, but after 2 complaints from us, the did move us. The room they moved us to again was decorated beautifully, but the bed was really hard and uncomfortable.
Based on the uncomfortable bed and the location, I would not stay in this Hotel again.
I booked a night at this Hotel because of its proximity to the Royal Albert Hall. In this respect it is excellent, but in other respects I felt it to be a let-down.
I had a very small single room which was quite dark. There was no bedside lamp (i.e. had to turn the light off before getting into bed) the TV was a very small one with appalling reception and if one wanted to use the in-room safe one would need either to be 7 ft. tall or carry a portable stepladder. In addition there were no in-room tea or coffee making facilities - especially important when you are travelling alone and generally expected in Hotels in the UK nowadays - especially at the price charged. The Continental Breakfast was very limited and extra items very highly priced.
On the plus side the Hotel decor is interesting and my room was very clean. However, overall I think it was poor value for money and I would not use the hotel again.
Not impressed
The Gore Hotel was just 'OK' in my opinion - certainly nothing to rave about. If you are visiting the Royal Albert Hall then the location is fabulous, just a 1 minute walk away.
However the hotel is overpriced for what it is. The room was very small (I know rooms in London are not spacious, but this was small!) and for the money they are charging, does not offer even the basic room facilities you would expect.
The staff were helpful and friendly.
I wouldn't bother staying at the Gore Hotel again.
The Gore: acceptable, but four stars?
I just returned from a 7-night stay (Boxing Day to New Year's) at The Gore. My review and comments are closely tied to the Gore's claim to four stars. Having traveled professionally more in Italy, Germany and Switzerland than in England (though having lived in London for most of 1982), I found the Gore did not live up to what I would expect, in those three countries, for four stars. (And I never stay at modern, cookie-cutter hotels, but at older, 'romantic' ones). The room was smallish, but about the size I expected, and the ground floor common rooms were charming. One of the best features is the hotel's restaurant, where I ate breakfast each morning: the food (waffles, fruit, eggs Benedict, fresh-squeezed juices, etc.) was excellent, fresh flowers sat on each table, and the service was prompt and friendly.
Note that we had obtained a great rate of 139 pounds/night for two, including all taxes, through the web. That sum also included anything on the breakfast menu; for two, the full breakfast would amount to about 35 pounds per day, or about $60 at the current exchange rate! The walls are covered with old prints and you'll enjoy the old news clippings in the tiny lift. The bathroom in our room was small but the shower was nice, with copious hot water. The bed linens were lovely.On the down side: most things looked tired or frayed and in need of paint (in the case of the rug, of cleaning). Every single slat of the bed in our room was loose, making a sleep-jarring racket every time one so much as stretched a limb (the handyman finally screwed every slat into the frame, fixing the problem). The English tradition of a separate tap for hot and cold water in the sink is still honored. There was no facial tissue, clock or radio; complimentary toiletries are limited to shampoo and bath gel. There was one bathrobe in a room for two.The service at the front desk varied widely, depending on who was working.
Service was always polite but ranged from useless (conflicting answers about nearby restaurants open on Boxing Day) to helpful (making reservations when we provided a business card for the establishment in question). As we left and headed to Victoria Station, we asked that the concierge call a cab; what arrived was a shady, apparently non-licensed cab, whose driver tried to charge us 25 pounds for what had been a 9-pound ride when we took a legitimate cab upon our arrival. I bargained down to 15, but certainly learned the lesson not to accept such 'service' again.These shortcomings in a hotel claiming 4 stars, coupled with a location relatively far from the nearest tube (the hotel is about equidistant from the Kensington High St., Knightsbridge, and South Kensington stops; it's much more convenient to take a bus, which stops very near) mean I would probably look elsewhere next time. It was not that The Gore was bad. For the price we paid, very off-season, it was acceptable. But, in my experience, it did not live up to the rave reviews on this website, nor to its claimed star rating.
It was wonderful!
We have just returned from Christmas in London. We stayed at the Gore in the Tudor Suite and it was great. The location is perfect for walking in Kennsington Gardens. Someone said it was too far from the metro stations, but I disagree. It was a 15 minute walk along some lovely streets. Even with the cold winter weather the walk made us feel part of London. The only problem we had was the desk staff. They were inexperienced when it came to helping us with resturant information, but they did try. So many things were closed on 12/25 and 26. Overall however it was great and we would stay there again.
Nothing wrong, but nothing right either.
I booked this hotel on the basis of existing TripAdvisor reviews, and found myself thinking that maybe I hadn't stayed in the same hotel! I found the staff to be young, untrained, and singularly unhelpful. My single room (I had booked "run of the house") was tiny beyond belief.
My biggest problem was that the room was just not comfortable. The tiny desk was impossible to work at, and I had to stand on my head to plug the computer into the -- very slow -- data port. The light was so terrible there was no way to read - and what little light there was from the bedside lamp was blocked by the stupid half-teastor, while the dark green walls absorbed what little light did emerge. There was no place to sit in the room other than on the bed. My ordered newspaper showed up after I had already read the free copy in the breakfast room.
The breakfast buffet was bleak. The location is good for everything, wonderful for nothing - about equidistant from three tube stops and a long walk from all of them. But, there wasn't exactly anything wrong with the hotel either. Just nothing special - you can do much better for the price.
Understated and Classy in Kensington
This is NOT a grand hotel or a ritzy place or a palace. It is, however, a converted 19th-century embassy with beautiful rooms and a lovely staff. You will find no pool or fitness center, but a charming parlor and antiques all over the place. The breakfast (not included) is great. This hotel made my visit to London extra-special, and I highly recommend it.
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Tuesday and Thursday: 2:30-3:45
Bailey 201
Instructor: Prof. Rose-Marie Chierici
Office: Bailey 107
Office hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:00-3:00
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Using a feminist lens, this course explores the context of women's lives across cultures. It offers an overview of theories that seek to explain the position of women in different societies and the connection between culture and gender roles. It places women at the center of a nexus of cultural relationships and power structures predicated on gender inequality, political oppression, economic exploitation, and ideological hegemony. The readings highlight that, as social actors, women often face difficult choices and develop creative strategies to achieve desired goals and give meaning to their lives. The readings also explore the social and cultural changes brought about by feminist movements and by globalization.
This course fulfills one course in the social science general education requirements. The guidelines for social science core courses stress the development of the following characteristics of a responsible member of society:
Albert. Brothel: Mustang Ranch and its Women. Random House: 2001.
Daisy Hernandez and Bushra Rehman. Colonize This!: Yound women of color on today's feminism. Seal Press: 2002.
Holloway. Monique and the Mango Rains. Waveland: 2006.
Kali for Women. The Slate of Life: More Contemporary Stories by Women Writers from India. The Feminist Press: 1994
Additional readings can be found in myCourses.
The course material will be presented through lectures, discussions and films. The lectures and films will complement the readings and the discussions will highlight the connection between theory and everyday life. This course stresses cross-cultural explorations and emphasizes a collaborative and participatory approach to learning. Therefore, class discussions are a significant component of the course (you are warmly invited to join in and bring your own questions and comments) and students work in small groups for discussions and class projects. Due dates for all assignments are also indicated in the syllabus.
Besides readings assignments, course requirements include:
1) Each group of students will be expected to lead a 20 min discussion session (worth 15% of your final grade) focusing on a specific reading or section of a book; dates will be assigned during the second week of classes. Suggestions for a good discussion: to enhance our understanding of the topic, go beyond the reading and add material from other sources; challenge your audience to examine difficult questions; make your session interesting by coming prepared with questions and/or an activity that will involve the whole class. Your challenge is to get the class to examine a specific issue in a "big picture" and make this exercise a fun experience for all. Activities may involve anything from a game, a skit, a short video clip, websites, personal interpretations of the topic, an examination of how theorists/critics view your topic, etc. (Please no PowerPoints!) You can also complement class material with handouts, short readings sent to the class ahead of time, etc. We will go over expectations and format more thoroughly in class. Keep in mind presentations and discussion combined should take roughly 20-25 minutes. Each group must meet with the class TA or me at least a week prior to the date of their presentation.
2) Two Response Papers (40%). Response Papers address a set of readings and should follow this format: 1) summarize one of the major topics discussed in the readings, films and student discussions; 2) relate this topic to the theme of the class; and 3) add your personal thoughts on this topic. These papers should be short (3-4 pages, 11 font, double space) and concise. Don't forget to cite your sources and add a bibliography.
3) A minimum of 10 weekly postings (10%) -- write a short reflection on the week's readings/discussions and drop it in the folder entitled Weekly Summaries in myCourses.
4) A "Poster Session/Performance" (20%) will take place during the final's scheduled time. This is a group project.
5) Take home final (10%) will be returned on the day of the final (during the Poster Session).
6) Class participation (5%) will be evaluated in several ways: participation in discussions, attendance, and short assignments.
You can earn 2 extra credit points by attending four events related to the topic of this class and writing a short summary of these events.
I strongly encourage you to keep abreast of the syllabus, attend all classes and complete assignments on time. Late assignments will be penalized.
1st Response Paper: October 1
2nd Response Paper: November 5
Poster Session: December 18
Take-Home Final: December 18, 3:30-6:30
Readings/assignments are due on the day indicated on the syllabus.
9/1 Introduction and overview
Discuss Course Expectations and form discussion groups.
9/2 Theoretical perspectives: Woman as "nature" and Woman as "other"
Reading: Ortner: "Is Female to Male as Nature is to Culture?" and Simone de Beauvoir "Woman as Other" (Reserve)
Discussion questions: What are the main points that these articles make? How do Ortner and de Beauvoir's interpretations of the subordination of women similar and different?
9/8 Myths as models of and models for society
Reading: "The Book of Genesis," Pagels, Introduction to Adam, Eve, and the Serpent, Rousseau, "Eve and Lilith: Two Female Types of Procreation" (Reserve)
Discussion questions: Interpret these readings through Ortner's and de Beauvoir's perspectives. What do you see? Do these readings illustrate behaviors, norms, and beliefs found in contemporary societies?
**Assignment: Bring to class an article that illustrates sanctioned or tolerated violence against women in American culture or in a foreign culture.
9/10 The role of ideologies and beliefs in creating cultures and social structures
Case Study: India, The Slate of Life
Reading: The Slate of Life, Introduction
Film: Saheri's Choice
All students will read the whole book but each group will be invited to read particular stories more thoroughly. Prepare a summary of your story to provide additional information about gender roles, ethnic group, or an aspect of Indian culture that the story highlights. Tie your story to issues outlined in the Introduction to the book and to other concepts we have covered so far. The first six stories will be discussed on 9/15 and the others on 9/17.
*** Discussion Session: Group # is responsible to lead a discussion on Saheri's Choice and Intro to Slate of Life.
9/15 Reading: The Slate of Life
We discuss the first 6 stories.
Group # will discuss themes illustrated in the first set of readings
9/17 Reading: The Slate of Life
We discuss the last 6 stories
*** Discussion Session: Group # will discuss themes illustrated in the second set of readings
9/22 Case Study: Latin American Women
Reading: Gender in Latin America (Reserve)
On Thursday and next Tuesday, the class will read the three short stories assigned for discussion on that day. These readings will be on myCourses.
*** Discussion Session: Group is responsible to lead a discussion of short stories assigned for today
9/29 *** Discussion Session: Group is responsible to lead a discussion of short stories assigned for today
10/1 Film
***First Response Paper due today
10/6 Reproductive health and the status of women
Case Study: Monique and the Mango Rains
Reading: Monique and the Mango Rains, Introduction to chapter 4
Film: Every Mother Counts
10/8 Reading: Monique and the Mango Rains, chapters 4-9
Also read this short article: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/22/opinion/leeches-lye-and-spanish-fly.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20130122&_r=0
10/15 Reading: Monique and the Mango Rains, finish the book.
Video: Watch this video before coming to class: Birth of a Surgeon
*** Discussion Session: Group # is responsible for this reading and film
10/20 Race, class and gender
Case Study: Colonize This!
Everyone will read the Introduction. We will meet in small groups to discuss selected stories in each section.
Reading: Colonize This!: Family and Community
10/22 Reading: Colonize This!: Our mothers, Refugees from a world on Fire.
10/27 Reading: Colonize This!: Talking Back, Taking Back
*** Discussion Session: Group # will evaluate key issues discussed by the authors featured in this anthology.
10/29 Immigrant and Refugee Issues
Women and girls are most at risk
11/3 Immigrant and Refugee Issues
11/5 ** TA lecture: title TBA
***Second Response Paper due
11/10 Conflicting roles and images of women
Reading: Brothel, chapters 1 through 3.
11/12 Reading: Brothel, chapters 4, 5, and 6.
Film: Born in Brothels
*** Discussion Session: Group # will explore the pros and cons of legalized prostitution.
11/17 Reading: Brothel, finish reading the book.
The Business of Brothels:
11/19 Violence against women
Sex trafficking
Reading: find other readings "The Girls Next Door "and "Freeing Sex Slaves: A Year Later" (Reserve)
Plan for following two class discussions:
Next Tuesday, 11/24-- groups 1, 3, 5, and 7 will select articles dealing with violence against women. Send links to your articles the day before your scheduled discussion.
Next Thursday the 23rd, groups 2, 4, 6, and 8 will talk about changes that come out of protest led by women.
11/24 Class discussion of cases of violence against women
Reading: please read the articles that your colleagues submitted
12/1 Class discussion on changes that have happened and changes that are happening as a result of grassroots activism and protests
Reading: please read the articles that your colleagues submitted
12/3 New Reproductive strategies
Reading: "Womb for Rent" (Reserve)
*** Discussion Session: Group # will discuss
12/8 Reading: Stenzel, "Gay Donor or Gay Dad?" (Reserve)
Group # is responsible for this reading
12/10 Last day of classes
Final Exam: Friday December 18, 3:30-6:30
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