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Dying to Fit In

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English

 

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Jeanne D

 

Date added:

November 24, 2014

 

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University

 

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C

 

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A non-traditional student is often reminded of the importance of peer pressure and the necessity of fitting the molds created by society. For some, the pressures of society's belief that to be thin is to be perfect are so intense that they manifest themselves into serios and often deadly eating disorders...
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Many people in the United States have an ideal of extreme thinness. Often times thesewomen or men define their beauty by their thinness as they see it in magazines and on television. Anorexia is no longer categorized as a predominatly white college age female disorder. This devastating disease is no longer race or gender specific...
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