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    There are two main themes in this book: violence is never a smart solution for your problems and bullying is never acceptable. It is clear that this book centers around violent events; we understand this simply by reading the title. With all the terrorist attacks, as well as school shootings recently, many people are afraid that firearms are becoming an increasing threat to our safety and well being. Gary and Brendan initially believe that violence was the best way to stop all the bullying they…

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    Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado is home to one of the deadliest high school shootings in United States history. On April 20, 1999, two Columbine High School students, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, went on a shooting rampage at their high school (shooting teachers and students) killing fifteen, including themselves, and injuring twenty-four others. The two very-troubled boys hoped to kill thousands of people, but when their homemade bombs failed to detonate, they resorted to guns…

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    gun violence in schools. Certain federal and state laws have made schools gun free zones, and, as a result, fewer students are carrying guns, and it is more difficult to get a gun into a school zone. Also, many schools have surveillance cameras placed on school grounds, which may deter those planning to commit a school shooting. Another action taken to reduce the danger of a school shooting is requiring students to use see through backs packs to reduce the chance of a firearm entering school…

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    Statistics show that “85% of teens” (Callister, Clark, Robinson, Phillips 1) play video games, “77% preteens own a console” (1), and 75% of the video games consist of gore/violence. The violent acts shown on the news seem as if they were taken out of a video game. Similarities are seen in the actions and behaviors between virtual character in video games and actual homicides, Shoot out, and any other kind of violent actions. One great example is the case of James Holmes and a shootout in a movie…

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    basketball game at school she is being rushed to a nearby hospital where later she would be pronounced dead. According to the MCSO they shooter was aiming towards a vehicle that the victim was in due to another person inside of the vehicle yelling gang slang out the window towards the shooter. It was later discovered this tragic incident was caused by rival “party crews”, ( Hendley, 2015) from being in high school once I recall party crews were about partying not shooting up each other.…

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    damage. In some states this issue has made them consider the thought of enforcing more gun laws but, other states admit that gun laws should be powerless (Perez-Pena). (P) A few states are willing to approve a new law that may be able to abate gun violence “18 states have passed laws that prohibit domestic abusers who have behaved violently, but not necessarily been convicted of a crime from obtaining guns”(Ross). (DQ) In order to prevent more death caused by guns, states are acting by passing…

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    more important: fixing bullying and violence in schools by enforcing student uniforms or having the problem continue and progressively get worse? School uniforms has been a controversial problem for years now and there are many pros and cons to go on either side. School uniforms restrict what clothing students can wear by enforcing a dress code involving only the uniforms. Studies have shown mixed results to if they are effective or not. Schools should have school uniforms because they help to…

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    Consent is a communicated willingness to participate in an action such as sexual activity. It must be expressed by words or by clear actions. The keyword here is “clear” therefore consent must not be silent or impaired. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits sex discrimination in educational programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance. In 1992, the Campus Sexual Assault Victims Bill of Rights required that all colleges and universities receiving federal…

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    I really hate violence, and a beautification of violence. When I was a student, or a soldier, there were a lot of violence in almost all groups I was in. The biggest reason why I love to study in the US is that it is not possible to watch a violent situation in the school. If someone uses violence to another student, he will be arrest and expelled from the school. It is a reasonable result to protect students and prevent a huge crime in the class. However, in Korea, it is not possible to expel…

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    Teen violence have become increasingly problematic and is taking over many of the inner-city schools that these young African American teens are forced to attend. Each year, teen violence increases, especially in schools. Many people want to blame the black males for the way they act and the violence that they commit, but simply blaming these young African American males does not help solve the problem or decrease it. Often, a student may act in such a violent way because of the lack of support…

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