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    no idea what has happened to her’” (Thiong’o 137). This man left his love to bear and deliver a child by herself, and he feels guilty for subjecting her to the labor pains and other ramifications she will encounter. These men were sent away to a detention camp where they would spend the next five years of their lives. In this camp, these men are isolated and cut off from all outside communication. These detainees have no idea of the health status of their wives and children and this lack of…

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    The Breakfast Club Five high school students, John Bender, Andrew Clark, Claire Standish, Allison Reynolds and Brian Johnson are in detention at school. “The Breakfast Club” classically depicts your cliché 80s kids from the suburbs of America. The Breakfast Club is a great drama/comedy from the late screenwriter, John Hughes and features some of the most popular young actors of the 80s like Eimilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald, Paul Gleason, Anthony Hall and Ally Sheedy. The film is a great hit of…

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    Problems and Challenges Faced by Survivors of the Holocaust During World War II, Nazi soldiers murdered over six million Jews in the infamous genocide known as the Holocaust. Once the war ended and the Jews were liberated, many became homeless and stranded in foreign countries. Many Jews tried to immigrate to countries like Palestine and America but were met with strict immigration laws. Once they were able to immigrate and begin a new life, most tried to tell their stories and keep their…

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    Literary critic, George Woodberry once said, “I am quite sure that no friendship yields its true pleasure and nobility of nature without frequent communication, sympathy, and service.”We may have many friendships, but only a handful of them stand out and mean something to us. Real friends always aim to pay attention to each other's needs and veto the “what’s in it for me” mentality. True friendship fabricates when two people genuinely seek first to understand the other person before being…

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    the juvenile recidivism rate within the first twenty-four months of release is 66%. This means that after two years of being released from prison, 66% of youth will commit a crime again. This percentage is so high because the majority of juvenile detention programs are failing. Programs established to discourage juvenile delinquency are doing the exact opposite, damaging the growth of children and teenagers alike that are already in the system. Instead of supporting and focusing attention…

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    Harris (shooter at Columbine) did not have access but had other means to gain access. Back to Andrew Golden and Mitchell Johnson, they was both tried as juveniles so much information is unavailable but what is found is that they was both held in a detention facility until he was 21 years old and released in 2007 and since has changed his name for his own protection yet Mitchell Johnson is back in prison for other federal charges. Neither boy has the school shooting/murders on their…

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    48). Moreover, many criticise the concept of conferencing, expressing it as a lenient alternative for offenders with respect to traditional judicial procedure and detention (Fields 2003, p. 49). Lynne Holden (cited in Fields 2003, p. 48), manager of the Victims of Crime Association Queensland, is a strong critic of juvenile conferencing as she argues that an apology allows juvenile offenders to walk…

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    had people who would mourn his end, who would name their children after him, so that Kihika’s name would never die from men’s lips. Kihika had everything: Mugo had nothing.”pg 195 Mugo’s betrayal is partially redeemed by his suffering in various detention camps and his courage whilst saving Wambuku, Kihikas spouse, from the beating in the trench. I believe however that Mugo is redeemed by his unbearable guilt and his eventual confession resulting in his hanging. Ngugi shows us that no matter…

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    It was a Wednesday morning at Peters Elementary, I was steadily copying down the week's homework waiting for the morning announcements. After I finished copying down the homework I turned around to talk to my friends Benjamin and Vincent about Minecraft, when the announcements abruptly came on asking us to stand and do the Pledge of Allegiance than saying, “Are you interested in joining Pentathlon?“ In my head I wondered, “Man, what is Pentathlon? It sounds like something a nerd would join.”…

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    she is almost a carbon copy of Andrew’s father, Mr.Clark. Both Tante Rose and Mr. Clark try and succeed at living their own lives through the people they are suppose to be molding and raising which causes the main conflicts in both stories, the detention in “The Breakfast Club” and Hannah riding the bicycle in “The…

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