Sociology

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Asma Wants to Write

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a good blog.

I have been meaning to post a blog for a long while but I never knew what to write so I am going to do what I do best, stream of conscious thoughts that go in and out, run through the hallways of my brain. It is afterall what I do best and only a few people get it or maybe everyone gets it but they don't comment.

We are busy people, and so am I

We, the people,  Read More »

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I think my Major will be Sociology

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I am almost sure this is my major. People probably are like aren't you a "sciencey person," well I "like" science, but my love and passion lies elsewhere, don't know too well about this but I think this is probably one of those things I can tell I will love with overwhelming passion but I'll probably soon be jaded so don't hate me then.

I even have the definition memorized.  Read More »

"Miracle/Religious" Chain Messages

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Chain email messages usually are annoying but this one might be different.  Read More »

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Pets and Stereotypes: How do they fit? Do they even fit?

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I'm working on a sociology project for school. My goal is to determine what "types" of people prefer what "types" or pets. Is there a correlation between a given person's stereotype and the pet they would choose? But I need YOUR help!  Read More »

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Can You Diet Also Reflect Your Societal Values?

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Earlier I mentioned that the way a person handles their diet reflects a lot on how they develop their economics. NOW, I want to analyze a diet down to another perspective, that of the societal world view.  Read More »

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Your Diet Can Determine Your Economics

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Did you ever think that economics was a lot like your diet?  Read More »

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Penalties of Drunk Driving; A Theoretical Analysis

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According to Garofalo, someone who has been influenced by alcohol may be lacking to common trait of pity. Lack of the pity trait allows one to forget to feel upset about the idea of injury to another person. They’ve grown numb to the idea, because there is no pity in them (Criminal Theory p 23).  Read More »

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Revitalizing Inner Cities

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