Web Paper or Special Event

i will here start this paper with most of the notes i took when viewing the mini-documentary Released: 5 Short Videos about Women and Prison.

Elena Luedy

Professor Cohen

E-SEM

12/17/15

Ecological Slippage

For my 6-Week Contact Zone project, I researched the role of clothing style on campus. My project write-up can be found here. There should be more talk about clothing and style on campus, especially for style as a vehicle for emotion and identity.

ESem Essay #13

December 18, 2015

Welcoming Diversity?

             “Welcome Home! Bryn Mawr tries its best to provide welcoming, inclusive and respectful environment as we are committed to diversity!”

Breaking the Mold at BMC

In the Mission on the Bryn Mawr College website, one of the statements says, “the College has maintained its character as  “a small residential community which fosters close working relationships between faculty and students.” An example of this out of the classroom is the Community Day of Learning. While scrolling through the archive of articles on the Bryn Mawr website, I found a post about this year’s Community Day of Learning in the winter. The blog post mentioned this was the second time this event is being held, last year’s being the inaugural one.

This is a revision of "Ecological Intelligence and Western Medicine" 

/oneworld/changing-our-story-2015/ecological-intelligence-and-western-medicine

A vivid experience:

On the last Thursday, the guards were especially thorough as we made our way through metal detectors and pat downs. They paused at one student and asked if she was wearing a bra.

"No," she answered uncomfortably.

"Can you put one on?"

"I don't have one."

"We have rules here. You all have been here before, right? …. Even though they [the inmates] are females, they are still predators."

Time Banking at Bryn Mawr: A Dream

"My favorite things in life don't cost any money. It's really clear that the most precious resource we all have is time." –Steve Jobs

Time. We all have it. Sixty seconds in a minute. Sixty minutes in an hour. Twenty-four hours in a day. Seven days in a week. Fifty-two weeks in a year. But what do we do with our time? We work, we eat, we sleep. And sometimes we have an hour here, an hour there that we have nothing to do. So what if you could use that unproductive time for something good? What if you could use that unproductive time as currency? That is what TimeBanking is.