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Making a house a home: BYU grads add LDS twist in new book
Budgeting, cooking and cleaning are all necessary tasks of daily life, so two authors decided to take on the challenge of finding a fun and effective way to do them in their new book.
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BYU student redefines homemaking
On Wednesday night visitors came to a Death Party in the Harris Fine Arts Center to celebrate the figurative death of homemaking.
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Letter: Traditional gender roles
In response to 'Working mothers’ jobs spill over into home life with negative consequences' (4/26), it's worth noting 'traditional' gender roles as you define them are really a product of the evolving economy in the 19th century. The expectation that a 'woman stayed home, tended the children and maintained the household chores' did not exist, for instance, within agricultural communities because men and women were both expected to work the fields. The Puritan household of 17th century America is a key example of this type of dynamic.
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