1. MAGAZINE PAPER IT IS A PRESUMPTION OF THE ASSIGNMENT THAT THE magazines teach FEMININITY AND MASCULINITY YOU NEED A MORE INVOLVED MAIN http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~elk/magazine.htm

Please don't print this out yet I'm going to be doing some revisions on it very soon. Instructions for the Magazine Comparison Paper What messages are conveyed by this ad? Click here to go to About Face, a great website on women in advertising Basics of the project For this paper you will compare a popular, mainstream magazine for women with a parallel kind of magazine for men. If you use a magazine for women of color, you should probably compare it with a magazine for men of color. You could instead compare a magazine for women of color with one targeting predominantly white women to focus on the construction of racial differences instead of gender differences. If you have some different idea for a magazine comparison, please make sure you clear it with me before you get started. Cosmopolitan (not Cosmo girl) and Maxim generally seem to provide the best and easiest comparison for this paper, but you are not required to choose these two magazines. But try to make sure that the two magazines target analogous audiences in terms of age and socioeconomic level, otherwise your comparisons may be not as useful or significant. How Long?

2. Scholar is both potent and symbolically violent. These magazines teach men how to build, display, and use their muscle; they http://ron.nirenberg.net/scholar.htm

Some project highlights Home Nirenberg, R. (2001). Modes of Constructing the Masculine Body: An autoethnographic journey into competitive bodybuilding . M.A. Thesis. The Annenberg School for Communication, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania. Nirenberg, R. (2000). "Build This Body!": An analysis of male bodies as memorials of violent masculinity and the case of Weider publications. Written for the Annenberg School for Communication. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania. Nirenberg, R. (2000). Sports death: An analysis of sports retirements as death rituals. Written for the Annenberg School for Communication. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania. When athletes retire, they not only leave the field, they leave their lives as athletes. For sports communities, retirement is a natural process in which players exit the group and room is made for new ones to enter. Essentially, then, sports retirement is ritual of death. In this analysis, I present the common patterns, content, and structures found in sports retirement rituals as they relate to real death ritual. These media events present the group with death, and thus, require death rituals to enable separation from the dead and the introduction of new members Nirenberg, R. (1999). The trialectics of stadia: A spatial analysis of spectator spaces and places in sports. Written for the Annenberg School for Communication. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania.

3. Initiative For Educational Equity website. Michael Pollak, Millennium's Great Women The New York Times,March 10, 1999, A16. WHAT magazines teach TEEN GIRLS. Photos http://www.northnet.org/stlawrenceaauw/educate.htm

The Initiative for Educational Equity is AAUW's campaign to promote gender equity in America's schools. Chair: Faye White Women's History Round Tables Open Windows for Girls Education and Equity News Women’s History Round Table Series The Branch won the 1998 Action for Equity Award from New York State AAUW for the Women's History Round Tables we co-sponsor with the St. Lawrence County Historical Association Many of the Women's History Round Tables have resulted in Women of Courage Profiles which you can read on this website. Open Windows for Girls Since 1989 the Branch has sponsored OPEN WINDOWS For GIRLS, a series of educational enrichment grants for low-income girls from St. Lawrence County to attend a summer camping experience to broaden their horizons and provide an open window to the future. Education and Equity News: from USA Ed.Net Briefs TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION IS FOCUS OF GIRLS' SCHOOLS Many well-established girls' schools across the nation are improving their science, math and technology curriculums and adding new science buildings and summer programs. The new focus on science and technology at girl's schools comes at a time when high school girls are catching up to boys in math and science. But there remains a serious gap between the sexes in technology. In 1998, girls made up only 17 percent of the high school students who took the advanced placement exam in computer science. The gap persists through higher education and into the workplace. Women earn 18 percent of the doctorates in computer science in the United States and only 12 percent of all engineering Ph.D.'s. Women make up nearly half the nation's work force, yet they account for just 22 percent of employed scientists and engineers.

4. NIDA NOTES - New NIDA Drug Abuse Education Materials For Middle The magazines teach students about the adverse effects of marijuana,opiates, stimulants, hallucinogens, inhalants, and steroids. http://www.drugabuse.gov/NIDA_Notes/NNVol12N5/MOMTearoff.html

Tearoff Volume 12, Number 5 September/October 1997 New NIDA Drug Abuse Education Materials for Middle School Students NIDA has released a new series of drug abuse education materials called Mind Over Matter . Designed for students in grades five through nine, the series consists of six full-color glossy magazines that unfold into posters. The package also includes a comprehensive teacher's guide. In each magazine, a girl named Sara Bellum - a play on "cerebellum," a section of the brain that helps control coordination - explores the brain's response to a particular drug and introduces key concepts in neuroscience. The magazines teach students about the adverse effects of marijuana, opiates, stimulants, hallucinogens, inhalants, and steroids. A seventh in the series, which will discuss nicotine, will be available early in 1998. The magazines are designed to excite students about science in general and neuroscience in particular. The series uses illustrations and cartoons to provide useful information. Some illustrations show Sara Bellum scuba diving in the depths of the brain, watching drug molecules alter nerve cell activity. The cartoons often depict a nerve cell or body organ performing abnormally under the influence of drugs. For example, a heart playing drums in a rock band loses its rhythm due to cocaine. The posters on the reverse side of each magazine can be seen after the magazine is unfolded. Each 18- by 38-inch poster has a quote from a well-known scientist superimposed over a vivid color photograph of a brain image or neuron. For example, on the back side of the opiates magazine and superimposed over a photograph of neurons in the brain is a quote from Jacob Bronowski, the late British mathematician, which reads, "The essence of science: Ask an impertinent question, and you are on the way to a pertinent answer."

5. United Way International Mauritius The magazines teach young children to care and share through utilizing animatedcharacters such as Sharity Elephant the epitome of a caring individual. http://www.uwint.org/mauritius/mauritius.html

United Way Mauritius Donate Now! Location and History Mauritius is an island of 1.5 million people located in the South Indian Ocean. United Way Mauritius was founded in 1988 in order to aid the nation through providing an organized way to care for people. Today, United Way Mauritius is the largest fundraising organization in Mauritius. Organization The United Way Mauritius' national office is located in Port Louis. United Way Mauritius is managed by a Board of Governors and a Board of Directors. The President of the Board of Directors is Mrs Geeta Currimjee. The following people serve on the 2002 Board of Directors: Mrs Geeta Currimjee, President Dr Mahen Bisnauthsing, Vice-President Mr Ravindraduth Poonie, Treasurer Mr Ibrahim Sheik Yousouf, Secretary Members Mrs Diana Vigier de la Tour Mrs Leilah Peerbaye Mr Bernard Li Kwong Ken Mr Muneer Sooltangos Mr Rajesh Bucktowonsing Mr David White Fundraising Campaign United Way Mauritius raised US$549,487 between 1988 and 2001 for charities island wide. The United Way Mauritius raises funds through payroll deductions, workplace campaigns, corporate aid, sale of greeting cards, donation boxes and special events (such as Flag Days, international trade fairs, concerts and charity dinners). Allocations Process United Way Mauritius provided US$548,278 in funding between 1988 and 2001. Funding priorities include persons with disabilities (56%), community (19%), children (14%), elderly (6%), women (3%) and other (2%). Some charities that receive funding in 2002 include:

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9. SocioSite ELECTRONIC JOURNALS And MAGAZINES An annotated collection of electronic journals and magazines from the Netherlands, Europe and the rest of the world. Editor Albert Benschop (University of Amsterdam). Electronic Journals and magazines. WorldWide. Australia. U.S.A. Canada authors and researchers whose books we love to teach, and whose work is making important contributions to http://www.pscw.uva.nl/sociosite/Journals.html

10. Teach-At-Home... Your Homeschool Resource Center. Providing links to news, articles, study guides, and support groups.Category Reference Education K through 12 Home Schooling...... magazines (59) Kids, Parents, Newsletters, Newspapers The teachAt-Homeindex contains 2,104 links in 18 categories. teach-At-Home Stores. http://www.teach-at-home.com/

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11. Magazines, Math, &more, Www.teach.science Chemistry Physics Earth Sciences Museums TV and Radio magazines, Math,and unity.ncsu.edu © 1997 , Lisa L. Grable Go to www.teach.science homepage http://www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/pams/science_house/workshops/fall97/magsmath.html

TV and Radio Magazines, Math, and more interesting sites for science Use this list of links to browse science-related sites that could be used for classroom lessons. Remember you can use the Back button or Go in the menu bar to get back to pages you've left. Magazines Club Z online magazine for children New Scientist Planet Science magazine weekly news magazine on science and technology Discover a science magazine Electronic Journal of Science Education Science on-line journal, search for articles Mathematics Numbers Alive from NCTM Mega Mathematics from Los Alamos National Laboratory Try a guest visit to the Math Den from Digital Education Network. Type guest in both blanks to enter. Math Homework Help Flash Cards for Kids is an interesting use of the web sponsored by Tomas Rivera Elementary School. A 9th grade math proficiency test from NASA's Lewis Research Center BasketMath Online Interactive , an interactive math practice for grades 4-10 with a basketball theme. Puzzles and MindTeasers from folkart.com Algebra Online Mrs. Hoffman's Math Puzzles

12. Media UK - Magazines - T - Toybox Teach Me Media UK magazines T Toybox teach me, Search directory for, register UsernamePassword. Register free to remove ad banners and popups, http://www.mediauk.com/magazines/41746/xx-0

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13. The New "HomeWork" Parents And Students Together On The Web: A Dozen Information teach your children to start with lists of sites already identified as kids sites appearin newspaper Net columns, one of the monthly Internet magazines or a http://www.fno.org/feb97/teach.html

The New "HomeWork" Parents and Students Together on the Web: A Dozen Information Skills for the Home by Jamie McKenzie With the explosion of home access to the Web, we are looking at a "New HomeWork." Given the lag between home access (for the affluent) and school access in many places, schools must consider ways to help parents help students make profitable use of this home access. This article may be duplicated in hard copy format free by schools for use with parents. All other duplication is prohibited without permission. The Internet is deceptively easy. You can log on pretty much automatically. You can find information without much trouble at all. Finding truth is quite another matter. This is a great opportunity to support your children, helping them to identify reliable sources, notice bias, resist propaganda and develop their own independent ideas based upon research. If you raise your children on a steady diet of Internet information well leavened with lessons on how to browse, sort, sift, cull and synthesize, you will see a tremendous pay-off as they pass through school and into the job market. Using the Internet as a learning tool requires a substantial degree of independence and ingenuity. Because of the rich assortment of electronic information online, there is no need for cumbersome, hard copy, print encyclopedias to support home research.

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20. Berklee To Teach Online BERKLEE TO teach ONLINE COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Mix, Jan 1, 2003, Brought to youby 2003, PRIMEDIA Business magazines Media Inc. All rights reserved. http://mixonline.com/ar/audio_berklee_teach_online/

Home Current Issue Reviews Archives ... Online Extras Recording Applications Interviews Projects Mastering/Authoring ... Studio Business Products Reviews New Products Buyer's Guides Live Sound Applications Tour Profiles Products Sound for Picture Film/TV Facilities Products New Media New Formats Internet Audio Products Facility Design Applications Profiles Products Education Directory Showcase Articles TEC Awards ... Primedia Business Berklee to Teach Online COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Mix, Jan 1, 2003 Print-friendly format E-mail this information This month, Berklee College of Music will launch www.berkleemusic.com The Berklee professor-led classes range from four to 12 weeks; a partial list includes: Desktop Music Production; ProTools Basics: Set Up and Recording; ProTools Digital Audio Editing; Pro Tools MIDI Recording and Editing; Marketing Yourself In the Music Industry; Finale: Strategies for Speed and Style; Finale Basics: Essential Techniques; MIDI Sequencing Basics; and Accelerate Your Music Career. Those interested in the classes can visit www.berkleemusic.com/school

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