Although it's often thought of
as a rite of passage for expecting moms, morning sickness can have some surprising health benefits for expectant mother
Although it's often thought
of as a rite of passage for expecting moms, morning sickness can have some surprising health benefits for expectant mothers.
Beyond looking at the road trip from a nostalgic point of view, On the Road explores the idea of such a
drive as a rite of passage, a journey toward emancipation on the way to a destination that may be largely unknown but which holds the promise of liberating self - discovery.
It is devastating that jail is
seen as a rite of passage for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, part of the natural order of things.
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Giving birth is the pivotal moment of a woman's life but it is often treated as a medical procedure, and
not as a rite of passage in a couple's life.
Male directors historically tend to focus on those who are Hot or Not, play up the stereotypes and celebrate the prom or big football
game as a rite of passage (spoiler: they never are).
This isn't because new talent must suffer on this
show as a rite of passage either, as it's a place the company sends talent to when it's bored of them, but doesn't want to fire anyone.
He is exiled from his own
empire as a rite of passage and possesses deadly Kriken military equipment, including the Triskelion, a metamorphic biotechnology.
Indeed, all galleries must be able to withstand losing their original big artists
almost as a rite of passage; it proves a gallery's vision is bigger than one or two artists and runs deep in the gallerist.
Art as a rite of passage and the experience of engaging with the large fabric structures is the objective of curator Segura, and the floor space at NC - arte an ideal setting to experience the imaginary threshold Suh conveys in this work.
In the classes that you will attend, the Birthing From Within course views
birth as a rite of passage (as it is) and not a medical situation wanting attention.
She spoke of the sacred history of blankets in her tradition, how they were used in ceremonies as regalia, as currency, as gifts to honoured guests, as spiritual coverings,
as a rite of passage for a new name or a marriage or a new home or a life - changing event, as anointing of leadership, as covering and protection for those who speak for the people or who share wisdom and spiritual teachings.
Never just write it off
as a rite of passage, something everyone goes through, c’est la vie and better luck next time.
But I think it's best to recognize it, and take
it as a rite of passage.
No, not at all, but I'm just going to think of
it as a rite of passage as an intern, and hopefully I'll get a whole ton of learning in!
Not only do you need
it as a rite of passage, but also as a way to understand the retail side of apparel.
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As a rite of passage, college admissions plays a powerful role in shaping student attitudes and behaviors.
These field trips serve
as rites of passage that allow the children to deepen their experience of the curriculum in an outdoor learning environment.
Think of
it as a rite of passage.
But like so much else in life, all that nonsense serves
as a rite of passage to get where you want to go.
Authorities have frequently described such significant events, especially in children's lives,
as rites of passage (van Gennep, 1960; Turner, 1969; Myerhoff, Camino, & Turner, 1987; Warfield - Coppock, 1992; Delaney, 1995; Harvey & Rauch, 1997).