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The Greater Oklahoma City YMCAs offer a free Teen Working on Wellness (W.O.W.) class. After youth ages twelve to fourteen take the class, they are able to take adult group exercise classes and use the fitness center. But these teens cannot use the free weights, dumbbells, or cables at the fitness center. A parent or guardian must attend the class with them. Pat and Kristina are two youths who completed this class.

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“Caught!” is a term that indicates the person (in which this phrase is directed at) has been seen doing something that she or he was trying to hide and had failed to do so. Hence, she or he has been caught.

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PACE: Political and Civic Engagement is a degree offered at Indiana University, Bloomington. The degree focuses on political and civic engagement, meaning students have the opportunity to learn about politics, American society, and hone in on their political skills. Students also work with other students who have different perspectives and sometimes opposing views on politics. Students also analyze policies and come up with solutions to societal problems.

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In the 2010 mid-term election, Republicans won over seven Senate seats from Democrats and sixty-three in the House, giving them the majority and ending the unified Democratic control of the Presidency and Congress. It was the largest shift in House Representatives since 1948 and represented a shift in the Republican Party towards a more vocally conservative platform led by the Tea Party. Many Americans were dissatisfied with the Affordable Care Act and were mobilized by the Tea Party movement to vote for Republican candidates over Democratic incumbents with the general sentiment being disdain for the "trash" of party members with dissimilar views. The overwhelming Republican victory was an indication of growing conservative power in the Republican Party, which would eventually lead to the election of Donald Trump in 2016.

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Many computer keyboards today do not have a “save” key but there is a shortcut command for PC keyboards enacted by pressing Ctrl+S or Command+S on a MAC. This short cut is to save whichever document or program the user is currently working in so that the data is not lost by an error, power outage, or other unforeseen issue.

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Marie Shear coined the phrase, "Feminism Is the Radical Notion That Women Are Human Beings." She was a writer, editor, and activist. As a columnist for New Directions For Women  she wrote, “Shear Chauvinism” and was active in the National Writers Union and the National Organization for Women in Brooklyn. She was honored in the book Feminists Who Changed America, 1963–1975, by Barbara J. Love.