At Valparaiso University, the male to female student ratio is far above the national average of about 40:60 with a student body that is equally balanced. It is ranked at #218 in male to female diversity nationwide. The undergraduate population is comprised of 1,572 males and 1,679 females.
This shape is called a cuboid, and it is an extremely common shape to see in the world around us. This is demonstrated in the following picture of a building, a book, and an ice cream sandwich. All of these objects are cuboid shapes.
The adenoids (say: add-eh-noids) are a patch of tissue that sit in the back of the nasal cavity. Although you can easily see your tonsils by standing in front of a mirror and opening your mouth wide, you can't see your adenoids this way. Like tonsils, adenoids help keep your body healthy by trapping harmful bacteria and viruses that you breathe in or swallow. Adenoids do important work as infection fighters for babies and little kids. But they become less important once a kid gets older and the body develops other ways to fight germs.