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Shannon Laughlin- Final Comparative Essay

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Math Class is Tough

“Math Class is Tough” By: Shannon Laughlin The belief that women and men have different rational and emotional proficiencies is not a new idea. In fact, the history of science is peppered with claims that if the two sexes seem … Continue reading

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Comparative Essay 3- Laughlin

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Predisposed does not mean Permanent

Predisposed does not mean Permanent By: Shannon Laughlin As a girl with two brothers, I spent most of my time growing up playing computer games, building with Legos, and making tracks for my Hot Wheels. At the time, I didn’t understand … Continue reading

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Comparative Essay 2 REVISION- Laughlin

Comparative Essay #2: FINAL REVISION By: Shannon Laughlin Download the PDF file .

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Comparative Essay 2- Laughlin

Comparative Essay 2- Shannon Laughlin Download the PDF file .

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Cocktail Tall Tale?

Cocktail Tall Tale? By: Shannon Laughlin One of the fondest memories from my childhood was playing a “card deck” format workbook of brain teasers, called “Brain Quest.” The questions would often ask you to answer a riddle or move an … Continue reading

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The Right Rebuttal

The Right Rebuttal By: Shannon Laughlin Before taking this class, I had heard of Larry Summers, former President of Harvard, but did not know much about him. After all, I was only in third grade when he triggered an uproar … Continue reading

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Comparative Essay FINAL

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“I think I can”

By: Shannon Laughlin Growing up as a girl interested in math and science, I’ve been made very aware of the gender stereotypes and inequality common within our society. I’ve heard the sexist “make me a sandwich, woman” jokes, read the … Continue reading

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