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cheers Snapperhead, that essay clears up a fair bit really, i promise not to rip it off.

an interesting site http://www.ucalgary.ca/~elsegal/363_Transp/07_Status_of_Women.html

before i attempt to answer your question... what do you mean by "what is the difference between status in the tradition and gender roles"?? do you mean status *generally* as in higher and lower castes? or status AS gender roles?

made sense to me. the media forces opinions on us wether we like it or not. but it really is up to us what we say and do. I know that i can get annyed and angry at people for what they do, but I don't know their whole context, and i don't understand what's going on all the time. we all just have...

for starters, a text called "Power and Privelage" is real handy, its by David Christian and there is a whole section dedicated to the impact of WW1 on the romanov house rule. in the 2nd edition pages 155 onwards. your schoo, library shoul have it. there's also some books called "modern Russia"...

omg!! [this is spam by the way] Craig does exist on the forum!! go Newie scum!!!!

heya, me Jewish. i'm tolerant of other peoples beliefs, but i'm intolerant of people who are really in your face about it, you know "you should be this religion, cause it's the only proper one" kind of thing. of course i'm "swayed" by the media, I try not to be, but often we only get one...

HAH is all i have to say. my thumb got broken in two places in one game. we had ice hockey people play for a bit. and i used to play ice hockey, but floorball is more fun. only the kiddies play gentle. we (biggies) play rough.

112 days till the SoR exam. yipee... before the holidays my teacher handed me some assesment tasks and pretty much said "now go learn what you have to". so. after reading the sylabus for the millionth time (still handy and full of suprises) i have a series of questions...

interesting... thanks acmilian. and cheers snapperhead. you learn somthing new everyday. i think the reason its more generally known for women to go to mikvah is the practical uses for it.

What was John the Baptist's "thing"? I've not heard of a male equivalent to mikvah, but the reason women do it is because of 'women's problems' (shhhh... someones talking about women's problems on the net...). all the rules concerned with sex and the rituals people went through (esp. women) at...

go snapperhead!! be the mod... u know u want 2...

"i'm reform and enjoy nothing more than a burger full of meat cheese and bacon" heh... ME TOO!!! Bacon, eggs and milk for breakfast. aint nothing better. my computer sucks, so the quote tags aren't working 4 me today. so I'll just pretend to know what i'm talking about and you can all...

sorry, me no Russian. I'm a racial mongrel; bit o' this, bit o' that.

i will help if i can. if i don't know the answer, or I'm not sure then I'll find out. heh, i'm probably one of the few people who know little about Catholocism/ Christianity.... i never did religion classes in school, so i've been learning about all the things all you Christians do. i knew...

heh, yeah sorry. i meant there's one thats really good if you wan tinformation or if you want to talk to someone about Judaism. my uncle harps on about it all the time. i didn't know about that one, but like i said. i'm a very secular Jew.

lol, yeah. barmitzvah is not something yu can do without if you want to be a proper Jewish adult. if you want to know more about the different ways people can truly convert, [as you said SH, the blood covenant... and a few other things] its a good idea to talk to a friendly Rabbi. there's...

ok, converting is a difficult thing to do if your over the age people generally haev their barmitzvah, simply because years of study has been lost. I'm a very *very* secular Jew, (no speaky hebrew) but my grandparents felt it was their duty to give me a good long lecture about Judaism and...

lol, nice point meeli! i think part of the problem is that there was an effort to renew the gothic movement, and shift it from literature to film and television. in 1994 there were new and very strange movies coming out, and although zombi, vampire and ghost movies were just as common as they...

i went to a selective school (in Newcastle) from yrs 7 to 10. got straight in and all that jazz, no tutoring etc. from day one i knew i wanted to be elsewhere. for 4 years i sat in the back of the classroom listening to the teachers harp on about the pressure of the HSC and how important...