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    There are numerous educational issues teachers‚ school administrators‚ parents‚ and students face each and every day ranging from acceptable dress codes to Common Core standards to teacher assessments to effective sex education‚ but none as life threatening as the issue of gun control. Many schools across the nation have been the unfortunate victims of violent crimes. In 1999‚ 12 students and one teacher were fatally shot at Columbine High School in Colorado. In 2007‚ 32 college students were shot

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    Project Management Plan Version: 1 15.05.2013 Contents 1. Introductıon 3 1.1 Project Overview 3 1.2 Project Deliverables 3 1.3 Reference Materials (OPTIONAL) 3 1.4 Definitions and Acronyms (OPTIONAL) 3 2. Project Organızatıon 4 2.1 Organizational Structure 4 2.2 Organizational Boundaries and Interfaces 4 2.3 Project Responsibilities 4 3. Managerıal Process 5 3.1 Management Objectives and Priorities 5 3.2 Assumptions‚ Dependencies and Constraints 5 3.3 Risk Management 5 3.4

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    it’s a one-day story” (as qtd. in Kemp). Barack Obama‚ as well as the residents of the once top-notch country of America have witnessed in disgust the well-known‚ unfortunate phenomenon that has faced the nation since the eighteenth century‚ school shootings. School violence is arguably one of the most controversial topics in America‚ mostly because the causes and methods of prevention are debated frequently. The only undoubtable detail is how catastrophic the outcome is. The devastating issue has only

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    many kids in Sandy Hook Elementary School. This has caused much debate on both school security‚ and gun laws if guns can be easily bought and registered under a man’s name. This brought much scare and sadness to all of America to think that a man walked into an elementary school and shot faculty and students. Many people started panicking about this event debating on whether their children are actually safe at school. Parents worried to drop their kids off at school one day‚ and never be able to see

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    Although no one enjoys to hear about it‚ school shooting are sadly a realistic possibility throughout the world. Many innocent children and teachers have lost their lives and become victims of such hateful crimes across our country as well as the entire world. Furthermore‚ the majority of schools do take precautions in order to help prevent such tragedy‚ however‚ this is often times not enough. The mental scarring in which individuals who undergo the horrific event is highly traumatizing. Nobody

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    researching gun control the first information I found was about school shootings. ‘The Academy for Critical Incident Analysis at John Jay College of Criminal Justice reports 294 attempted or actual school killings with at least two victims over 250 years in the U.S. and 37 other countries.’ I agree‚ and understand these numbers are outrageous and something has to be done. In recent history Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown‚ Connecticut‚

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    it protects the public from unknowingly causing harm‚ the innocence of children‚ and widespread turmoil. The main reasoning for censoring in schools is to keep kids from being able to get their hands on information that they might not be emotionally able to handle. Yes‚ it is not right for a school to dictate what a child can and cannot handle‚ but schools cater to a wide variety of students all with varying maturity levels. By censoring books and other learning materials

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    Picture this. A kid walks up to his lunch table at school and says‚ “Aw man I didn’t have time to make lunch this morning; looks like I’m going to have to buy.” The student walks up to buy lunch and all he sees are reduced fat items and unappetizing meals. He walks back to his lunch table without anything to eat. The rest of the day he can’t focus in class and he is tired because he didn’t have lunch. The story shows that the kid has the same problem as many students in America do today‚ he doesn’t

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    things to do in school. Such as‚ raising money for the school to go towards field trips‚ working for the soda that they want‚ and still learning that it is good for you. And besides‚ what kid doesn’t like soda. (MEAT) I mean what school doesn’t want money? School is basically supposed to make students learn‚ but in a fun way. And that fun way can be getting awards for learning. So if you get a soda machine then you would motivate them by somehow offering a soda. Almost at every school there are at

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    people attempt to censor books and textbooks in classrooms and school libraries‚ they are infringing on the Constitutional rights of the children in said schools. Also as ruled in the supreme court case Tinker v. Des Moines‚ students do not leave their Constitutional rights at the door. Both sides of this argument are well grounded in logic‚ and both can find support in our laws and the Constitution. The argument for censorship in schools can be taken both

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