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    With the summer in full swing, women are celebrating their beach bodies by donning sexy bathing suits and two-piece ensembles. Nonetheless, one novel creation is setting off some strong emotions on social media sites: the "hairy" swimsuit. The folks at Buzzfeed published a post on the swimming suit that is causing folks to lose their hair. At the center of the kerfluffle over the aquatic attire is the hair swimsuit -- honest to goodness! Just when you think you've seen the most preposterous fashion ideas, a bathing suit chock full of chest hair hits the market. As Batman's Commissioner Gordon would say -- "Great Ceaser's ghost!" https://www.belovedshirts.com/collections/whats-new/products/sexy-chest-tan-one-piece-swimsuit Beloved Shirts is the manufacturer and retailer of the hairy swimsuit. Based on its website, the "sexy chest tan one piece swimsuit" is offered at a $15.00 discount or $44.95.…

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    John Updike's short story “A&P” focuses on youthful rebellion and includes what it is like to stand up for what one believes in. Sammy, a nineteen-year boy works at the A&P, a quiet store in the middle of a true suburban town. In the modest year of 1962, three girls walk in the store in nothing but swimsuits, distracting Sammy from his work at the cash register. He makes some admirable comments in his head while the uptight store manager, Lengel, approaches them for “inappropriate clothing”.…

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    In life there will be times where some people may feel that quitting is the best thing to do for themselves or possibly for others. “A&P”, a short story written by John Updike, is based on a nineteen year old boy, Sammy, who works as a cashier at the A&P supermarket. Updike portrays Sammy as a young man who lacks enthusiasm towards his job and wants to figure out what the real purpose is working at A&P with his miserable manager Mr. Lengel and dealing with “sheep’s”. John Updike strongly…

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    In many of the stories we have read in class there seems to be a common theme amongst a few of them. The theme that is noticed is that of escapism. Escapism is the tendency to look for a distraction and relief from unpleasant realities, especially by seeking entertainment or engaging in fantasy. In a few of the stories there is at least one moment of self-imposed escape for the characters. The characters seem to try and escape either mentally or physically or both. From Sammy in A&P, to the…

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    the store manager has Sammy questioning what kind of life he wants to pursue. This story is considered a coming of age for Sammy. In the beginning of the story A&P, Sammy’s character uses his very detailed thoughts to describe every customer he meets. His character engages with three young ladies who come into the store dressed “in nothing but bathing suits.” Sammy goes into a tangent on each girl’s physical features and how each bathing suit fits each girl’s body. One of the three girls, who he…

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    Female Body Image Analysis

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    Secret’s attempt for the promotion of wearing lingerie an everyday piece of clothing literally, “But the brand did made a strong case for pairing lingerie with jeans and biker jackets, which would make a fine look for a night on the town, even if it might be just a little #NSFW.” (Freeman). The evolution of women’s clothing has also become more and more revealing compared to the 1950’s. Skirts use to cover the whole length of women’s legs, and have slowly got shorter and shorter over the…

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    Analyzing the Literary Elements of A&P In John Updike’s short story “A&P”, we are going to explore three particular literary elements. These elements are used to help give his readers a cashier’s perspective of a slow, yet eventful day in a grocery store. Sammy, who was a cashier in the store had come in for an ordinary day on the job. Little does he know it would be anything but ordinary. Three young girls come in for a quick shopping trip in the middle of town wearing nothing but two piece…

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    I will be addressing a research question which analyses the hyper-sexualization of young girls and its effects on their expectations of themselves throughout their psychological and emotional growth. For reference and argument development, I will be examining this topic from a common societal point of view, as well a professional psychological stand point. Taylor, Jim. “The Disturbing Sexualization of Really Young Girls.” The Huffington Post. N.p., 09 Dec. 2012. Web. 23 Sept. 2016. Taylor’s…

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    Rebellion and the Challenge of Morality within the Present Culture “A & P”, written by John Updike, is a story that takes place in a small town in New England in the 1960’s. The story begins with Sammy is 19-year-old grocery store clerk for the A & P grocery store who is transitioning from childhood to adulthood. While he is working, one day three teenage girls who live about 5 miles outside the town close to the beach, walk in the grocery store in just their bathing suits catching Sammy’s as…

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    Internet culture can only be described from the world I live in currently right now. We use the internet for every possible thing we need. Whether it is for a recipe, simple information, or directions, the internet is the new drug. Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media outlets are apart of the internet culture as well. The minilleuiminals generation is incorporating the social media into everything they do. Teenagers have blogs on youtube, make vines, and make sure they have more…

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