PSYCH STUDENTS
posted by Mr. Carlisle at 12:29 PM
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
About Me
- Name: Mr. Carlisle
- Location: Portland, Oregon, United States
I'm a native South Carolinian and I attained my undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of South Carolina. I taught fourth grade for two years in the Mississippi Delta and two years at an alternative high school in Western North Carolina. I have been at Tigard High School since the fall of 2003, where I teach U.S. History and Psychology.
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20 Comments:
Is my Grandmother going senile or is she correct in saying that people are talking about making school 4 days a week to save money?
5:33 PM
TTSD isn't' at that point as of yet, however, Oregon City schools are debating that proposal.
5:39 PM
thats RIDICULOUS!!! I couldn't imagine that happening, even if it got passed people would petition I'm sure
5:45 PM
I tried everything I could. January 30th will be the last day you see me for the rest of the year! :(
8:25 PM
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9:07 PM
Wow, this is an intense video. I think it shows us how ugly the media's vision of the female is. But on the flipside, there is this organization that wants to lessen the impact that it has towards the cisual of women. I dont think that it is right for the media to portray women in that fashion. I can't and won't be able to fully comprehend and even begin to understand the pressures, but what this can do is open up the eyes of the media. this is actually beneficial in some cases. but in others, again, just like the bill board, it is an advertisement. The ad is for Dove. thats clear and in the print. But some questions that come up are,
1. Does Dove want people to buy their products because it helps the "self esteem fund?
2. through deontology, is the intent of the company to change the visual that the public has on the media and how that links to the portrayal of the image of women?
9:09 PM
"through deontology...."
Oh Hiro.. :)
And I do use Dove soap and in doing so, smell like bundle of happiness, rainbows, and sunshine every morning.
9:19 PM
Katy,
You will be missed. I would be honored to write you a letter of rec next year.
9:37 PM
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9:44 PM
Wow.
Not. Cool.
9:46 PM
ok, ok sorry that was a little harsh
i took it out if that makes you feel any better
=]
9:51 PM
i love photo shop, it's briliant.
10:18 PM
im not a psych student, but...
interesting video.
also about the four days of school thing... At my middle school (M.I.T.C.H. charter) it was k-8 and it was 4 days a week. no fridays, ever :). But feild trips were on fridays and so were anything else, so we had a little longer days and never missed a mon-thur. (unless it was a holiday) We also started school a week earlier than the other ttsd schools...
3:23 PM
That's crazy to see the before and after of her. But I've always wondered how long it took for her to look like that.
5:14 PM
Wow I agree with what it said at the end.Is that how they actually do it? that is amazing
7:09 PM
OHHHH wow,
so i wanted to research the time it took for the actual process to undergo, and well, i found this article thing...
http://www.campaignforrealbeauty.com/dsef07/t4.aspx?id=7339
9:23 PM
that was so intense. did she really need all of that make up? i don't think so.
1:24 AM
Wow, really? I knew images were air brushed & stuff but...the billboard didn't even look like the original girl! That's sad.
Everyone should know that nobody has extremely flawless skin because it's all done in editing
6:50 PM
This vid is messed up, tells us about how f***ked up the Media is. And to think people in general...when they look at this, what do they actually think of this?, its not even in real, its all fake, and edited. Not to mention the pressures females go through when they see this, and actually want to look this beautiful. Heads up to the people who admire things like models and etc, and strive to look beautiful like whatever the media puts up as of.."how a beautiful woman should look like" (norm). Not all that is shown on media is legit, its just want they want you to see, the lie not the reality..Lol.
4:25 PM
Natasha,
Well said.
8:07 PM
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