
Featured This Month...

Looking Ahead...
“Remember to celebrate milestones as you prepare for the road ahead.”
~ Nelson Mandela
This Issue at a glimpse...

1
Beauty Talk
Across cultures, the concept of beauty is redefined, revealing a profound commonality: each culture boasts its unique beauty standards, reflecting diverse ideals of attractiveness. Beauty culture encompasses the collective perception of physical beauty, often emphasizing facial symmetry and a healthy physique.
2
WILDLIFE
Asexual reproduction requires only one parent organism and results in genetically identical offspring (like a clone). Since there is no mixing of genetic information required and organisms don’t need to spend time finding a mate, populations can increase rapidly due to asexual reproduction.
3
Education
Whether you received sex education in school as an adolescent or you were never taught about sexuality and relationships, it is likely that you could still benefit from sex education as an adult. Often, the information that teenagers and young adults receive about sex is limited, and it may tend to focus on topics such as sexually transmitted infections (STIs), unplanned pregnancies, and bodily changes that occur during puberty.