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Marisa Young

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Pandemic Shadows: Unmasking Gender Disparities in Academic Productivity and Work-Family Conflict

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By Marisa Young, McMaster Hamilton Canada, Nicole McNair
| Wiley Online Library
References , , , and . 2015. “Meta–analysis of Work.Family Conflict Mean Differences: Does National Context Matter?.” Journal of Vocational Behavior 90: 90–100. , and . 2012. Father Involvement in Canada: Diversity, Renewal, and Transformation. UBC Press. https://doi.org/10.59962/9780774824026. 2005. Competing Devotions: Career and Family among Women Executives. Harvard University Press. , , , , and . 2015.
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How the Western perspective changed Bible interpretation

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By Marisa Young
| The Baylor Lariat
By Marisa Young | Focus Editor Like many students at Baylor, I grew up reading the Bible. I spent Sunday mornings in the pews of my Baptist church, fueled by early wake-ups and cheap coffee. From the time I was coloring in church pamphlets with crayons, I knew the creation story (Genesis 1) by heart. After transferring to a Christian school, I even memorized the order of creation for Bible class — light on day one, sky on day two and so on. I thought I knew it all.
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A village takes villagers

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By Marisa Young
| The Baylor Lariat
By Marisa Young | Focus Editor I have long heard the saying "it takes a village," but how do you build a village to begin with? This question arose in a recent conversation between a friend and me as we debated the power of group action. Whether it be for widespread social and political change or for something as simple as putting together a successful Sing act, organized group action begins with character at the individual scale. This truth begs the question: What does it mean to be a villager?
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