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    Uniforms and Gang Violence

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    "JAM" Uniforms and its effects on gang violence Does uniform reduce gang violence; a question often debated within many branches of the school systems‚ recently stirring up controversy in secondary schools. The idea of mandatory uniform restrictions in high school‚ what students consider to be the school where one is “free to express their style‚ and hold an elevated level of maturity” is nothing but a thing of the past; when there was an increase of reported gang violence ending the 20th century

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    Banning of school uniforms Let’s all take a moment and imagine that you have to wake up early in the morning and you have to go to school. You put on the same clothes that you were wearing yesterday and walk to school. You open the door and you see a million people‚ all wearing the same outfit as you. It feels just like yesterday and the day before that. That is what every day would be like if our school had uniforms. I know that many kids in public schools are against having uniforms in school. I agree

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    students in the school setting? Can the way students dress have an impact on such things as school climate and safety‚ academic success‚ and behavior? Some administrators think so and tighten up student dress codes or begin requiring students to wear uniforms as a way of reducing the risk of violence and creating a positive‚ productive learning environment. Nowadays‚ fashion is a popular issue‚ but it leads to many complex problems in our society. Most people tend to express themselves by what they wear

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    Uniform Persuasive Letter

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    schools in the United States made uniforms mandatory. As of today‚ 21% of public schools use uniforms and it is raising graduation rates. In 2005‚ a professor‚ Virginia Daa reviewed attendance at all Ohio public schools who used uniforms and compared them with attendance scores of public schools without uniforms in the area. She concluded that the proficiency and graduation rates are above average at 64 public school in Ohio with uniforms. This study shows that uniforms are a good investment in students

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    on what the situation we are in. For instance‚ we put on evening suits when we present ourselves at a party of celebrities; on the field‚ we put on sports wear. Therefore‚ in elementary and secondary school‚ I suggest students should put on school uniform to give a consciousness to students that people should wear proper clothes in certain place in order to respect others. As Gilchrish said‚ "clothing is a way to show others that you have respect and consideration for the situation" (20). Discipline

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    categorized and placed because of things as little as clothing. Uniforms would move things in a more positive direction.The Decision to enforce uniforms at Prosper ISD would be wise because it would decrease peer bullying‚ increase student academics‚ and limit distractions. With the addition of the mandatory uniform policy‚ It has been shown it will decrease peer bullying within schools. Research has proved‚ when adding uniforms to a district‚ reports of assault within the district has decreased

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    accomplishment." Kids are always being taught that individuality is what makes them special. They are told that they have the right to freedom of speech. Uniforms should not be mandatory‚ because they provide gender stereotypes and encourage conformity not personality. What message does it send to them if they are told they have to dress a certain way? Uniforms are not only boring but they present stereotypes that people are still trying to abolish to this day. For instance‚ in New Zealand girls were forced

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    defense of the ontological argument Daniel Andrews In this essay I will first explain the ontological argument and my reasons for choosing it. I will then discuss why I believe it is a better account for the existence of god than the teleological argument and the cosmological argument. I will then move onto discuss various theologians that oppose the ontological argument and critique their responses. The aim of the essay if to show the strength of the argument and to expose some key weaknesses

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    Uniform Crime Report

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    1 The Uniform Crime Report (UCR) was designed‚ developed and implemented by law enforcement for use as a tool for operational and administrative purposes (Uniform‚ 2004). The program was developed in 1929 under the auspices of the International Association of Chiefs of Police‚ and was later endorsed by the National Sheriff’s Association‚ which acts in an advisory capacity today. It was the first comprehensive system of crime information developed on a national scale. Because statutes varied so

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    Uniforms Vs Casuals

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    Uniforms vs. Casual Clothes High school is supposed to be the best four years of your life‚ but for some people that’s usually never the case because of the way they dress. Everyone makes a first impressions which are mostly based on the clothes you wear to classify you as a jock‚ a nerd‚ the queen bee‚ and any other typical cliché names. Nobody will come and talk to you if you are dressed like a geek or a goth‚ but that’s the problem we judge people before we get to know what is actually hidden

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