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    Research Paper Results: Q1: (How is the clothing of the two generations differing from each other?) The two generations differ from their choice of clothing greatly. Teenagers from the 90’s prefer to be comfortable and conservative in their daily wear whereas modern teenagers nowadays would rather wear tight and a bit revealing, at times. This is proven by our survey when we ask which choice of clothing they prefer. A fair amount even admitted, when we asked them (just light conversation), that…

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    The Constitution and the Amendments are the basics of the US’s politics. However, sometimes, people, especially young people and teenagers, don’t have enough knowledge about it and so, they begin to abuse it as an excuse for any problem. Fortunately, in his “Why First Amendment still matters to students” article, Tony Mauro addressed this issue, but in a smaller scale, in schools and among students. To be more specific, according to Mauro, school officials often develop amnesia about the Tinker…

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    At Rocky Mountain Middle School Hats are not allowed at school, except on certain days and when you pay. Hats should be allowed at School everyday. Hats should be allowed because they really do not cause any harm, and they would help us get to school faster and on time. On https://patch.com/connecticut/waterford/bp--hats-on-at-school is says that “Also, many kids don’t like their hairstyle and like to cover it up with a simple hat. Even girls might roll out of bed in the morning and want to…

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    only do school uniforms remove the opportunity for self-expression, but they could also pose a problem for low-income parents, considering that many schools make their uniforms costly. Looking back at Eastern Christian’s history, it would be safe to say that if the school plans to introduce uniforms to its students, the prices would not be cheap. Unfortunately to every student’s guardian, studies have shown that school uniforms provide little to no education benefits; said uniforms are only…

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    Opposing School Uniforms

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    The reading states that the school uniforms can reduce the stresses and difficulties of students and provides three reasons of support. However, the professor states that there is not much benfits from the school uniforms and refutes each of the authors' reasons. First, the reading states that the families of students will benefit significantly by saving on the cost of clothing. The professor counters this point by saying that the families of the students will spend more money on clothing. The…

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    When in the course of school related events, it becomes necessary for the students to confute the current state of schools across the nation, and to reclaim their rights as people. Thus, we will not adhere to disregard any longer, as we must unite and form a declaration for our freedom and equality as citizens. Schools have long forced us to comply with their grueling, torturesome customs not only causing stress, but full scale mental illnesses. Us students feel that our rights have been…

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    Strict Dress Codes

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    Effects of Uniforms and Strict Dress Codes on Schools Throughout the last half-century, dress codes and uniforms in schools have been a big topic of debate. They were introduced in many urban schools to help stop the rise of gang affiliation and in private schools to help create an inclusive environment for students. Implementing dress codes and uniforms were not always welcomed, as some students and parents feel that dress codes force every child to fit into a mold and take away the right of a…

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    All too often I hear about what is happening on my tribal grounds back home in Oklahoma and it deeply saddens me. The quality of life on many reservations has been declining for years, and judging from just this past year alone, I can tell it will only worsen. My intended plans had always been to become a professor. Once I have obtained my doctorate, I feel I am more enabled to have a voice on the matter than I would have had previously. I intend to set up more scholarships for Native American…

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    1. Immigration and education. 2. In Sweden, an example of liberalism is The Liberals (FP), Socialism is Social Democrates(S) and Conservatism is Swedish Democrates (SD) 3. Both The Liberals and Social Democrates find immigration beneficial for societies and the country as a whole and is all for it, whereas the Swedish Democrates aren't too keen with the idea of too many immigrants which indicates their conservative behavior while the Liberals and Social Democrates views indicates socialistic…

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    Middle School Life

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    When I started middle school I was worried about how I looked and what people would say about me and how I looked. When I started middle school I was also wondering what the teacher thought since I wasn’t that tall. As the year goes on, I felt more comfortable at school. There was also people who made you feel better about how you look and what you like. They didn’t call me short, and they didn’t gave me a mean nickname for my height. They would call me funsize and it would be like an…

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