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    especially after learning the financial aspects and growth patterns in each field. Overall, all of these careers can have bright outlooks with time, patience, and expierence, however I think the best fields –including the benefits, would be Nutrition and Interior/Graphic design. Nutrition is an aspect in life that affects all, a concept that is incorporated into everyone’s daily lives, and in all sense, is the thing that keeps all alive. As research has shown that people that follow a health dietary guideline can prolong life expectancy, mood, and relieve stress. Lastly, Interior/Graphic design falls into the artistic side of myself. Interior design has always been something I have been interested in, as when I get bored, I create boards of home ideas on Pintrest- rooms (bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, etc.). For some reason I find it very therapeutic. Graphic design also happens to fall into my right-sided brain, and has always been a technique of interest. Meta-Analysis/ Kuder Reflection Nutrition, Interior/Graphic design have been the career pathways that have stuck me after this research project, especially after learning the financial aspects and growth patterns in each field. Overall, all of these careers can have bright outlooks with time, patience, and expierence, however I think the best fields –including the benefits, would be Nutrition and Interior/Graphic design. While these three fields of expertise are polar opposites on dealing with health/sciences and…

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    In the 20th century, Home Economics was a very distinct part in family’s lifestyles. Back then, it was mostly up to the women to do the early home economics work. They canned peaches, sewed, and other regular home economics work. Women back then claimed that it was “A conspiracy to keep women in the kitchen”. Back in those days, it was believed that it was a woman’s place to be in the kitchen. Though this theory was blown out of the water more than half of a century later, major social role…

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    The American Dream is different for everyone, since it has infinite interpretations. Whether it be having a family or owning a house, this dream for many people has been harder to achieve. In today’s modern world owning a house or a place to call home has been more difficult to obtain, since affordability has decreased, especially in the cities. Portland, Oregon is an example of the occurring situation and because of its popularity the area has become highly populated. A place is only worth as…

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    them and were forced to foreclose. Why were so many thousands of people forced to resort to this you ask? When the economy bottomed out, they lost everything and could no longer even afford to support their families or live in their homes. Today, many thousands of those victims of foreclosures have since turned into potential homebuyers. Today, just 5 or 6 years after the economy took such a large hit, it has reached record heights. The real estate market is still difficult to buy for…

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    “Something is missing. (MacLachlan 36)” Sarah told Caleb. My family and friends were over three hours away, consequently; they are not as accessible to me as they were before. I felt deserted and I was home sick, just as Sarah did two weeks into her visit. I underestimated how hard it was for me going off to college, but as time progressed things began to get enjoyable. Instead of continuously dwelling on the point that I missed my family and friends, I started to look at the glass half-full and…

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    what is described by Judy Brady in her satirical essay, “I Want a Wife” but also different to what she describes. An example of how she is different and also similar in the essay by Judy Brady would be, “I want a wife who cooks the meals, a wife who is a good cook. I want a wife who will plan the menus, do the necessary grocery shopping, prepare the meals, serve them pleasantly, and then do the cleaning up while I do my studying.” (590). While she is a housewife, she is not a typical housewife.…

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    household chores like before. Boys toys seem to keep the same idea of building things, but add in dinosaurs, guns, cars, camouflage, blood, guts and action figures with really detailed abs. Toys start to play into how we see boys and girls. In present day boys are thought to be the stronger sex and girls the weaker sex. Boys aren’t supposed to show emotion while girls are supposed to be the emotional ones. Boys are to be athletic and girls can also be athletic, but occasionally girls aren’t…

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    They took me to school and made sure I was taken care of until my mother returned from work. “But most workplaces have remained inflexible in the face of family demands of their workers and at home…” (Hochschild 12). This was true for my mother who wasn’t…

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    Lori and her husband had three beautiful children including a son and twin daughters. When talking about her family, she explain that immigration has effect event on her son, who like traveling and who is currently living in Korea. With the same idea, her daughters live here but they were at angers for high school first year because their mom had left, again. But nowadays, they are, especially her, more stable because immigration don’t have only advantages but unwanted effects such home sick and…

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    My first week at OIT was rough. The physical environment was alien, my emotions were like a rollercoaster, and I had trouble with my friend groups. Luckily the best therapy was time. My home was one thing that never changed in my life. I lived in the same house since I was one-year-old. I know that house like I built it. Moving into my own room, five far hours away, was a freaky idea. On campus I was immediately shocked by the crisp wind chill whipping off Klamath lake. I was fascinated by the…

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