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    year there have been fifteen school shootings in the United States. That is an average of one in every five weeks‚ targeting students‚ teachers and or administrators. States like Colorado have had five deadly school massacres in the state’s history. Due to these facts‚ the idea of teachers being permitted to carry a concealed weapon on a school campus is a beneficial one. Teachers across the nation have been speaking up‚ claiming that weapons should be allowed on school grounds as long as trained professionals

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    The Harmful Effects of Bullying Persuasive Essay The Harmful Effects of Bullying Mary Pope Grade 10 Hope Online Learning Academy 5 The Harmful Effects of Bullying After a very normal day at school‚ as I prepared to do my homework‚ Stacie sat on the edge of her chair with a look of despair and deep frustration. Suddenly the work in front of me didn’t seem as important‚ as a tear rolled off of her cheek‚ she began to sob profusely. As I realized that something was terribly wrong

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    like The Columbine Shootings‚ Virginia Tech‚ Aurora Shooting‚ and New Town Shootings. In 1999‚ a failed bombing which turned into a shooting occurred at Columbine High School. This event is known as the Columbine Shootings in which two high school seniors‚ by the name of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold‚ were involved. According to an article “7 Myths about the Columbine Shooting” by Trevin Wax‚ both convicts seemed like regular teenagers that‚ “attended football games‚ dances‚ and school plays… [they

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    On Tuesday‚ April 20‚ 1999‚ at Columbine High School near Denver‚ Colorado‚ two senior students embarked on a massacre‚ killing twelve students‚ one teacher‚ and injuring over twenty more students. The two troubled students then committed suicide. It is the fourth deadliest school massacre in United States history. The phrase “elephant in the room” is used as a metaphor to describe an obvious truth that goes unaddressed‚ or simply ignored. Everyone knows it is there‚ but no one will say what

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    He explains how other people may treat them as well as in school or people he knows closely. Whether they were poor or rich‚ if they were into criminal activity at a young age. If he was mistreated in these ways the author shows that there is a high probability that that may have been one of the factors that caused the child to grow up to commit the murders. The author also focuses a lot of attention on juvenile crime. He highlights school shooting‚ animal cruelty fire starters and Enuresis. He shows

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    can produce feelings of anger‚ which in turn can generate feelings of aggression and aggressive behavior. This theory has been utilized to explain a lot of violent Frustration and Aggression Hypothesis 3 behavior over time. For instance‚ at a school setting students are taught and encouraged to get good scores on their exams. Good scores on their exams means earning a passing grade A‚ B‚ and sometimes C. A student might turn out depressive if getting a C- or

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    The concept of truth‚ throughout texts such as‚ Bowling for Columbine‚ directed and narrated by Michael Moore in May 15th 2002‚ ‘A child said‚ What is the grass?’‚ author Walt Whitman and ‘An Inconvenient Truth’‚ political cartoon by Clay Bennet‚ The Christian Science Monitor‚ all compel their audience to think about the true meaning and concepts of truth‚ through the way they write and deliver there works. Bowling for Columbine‚ a documentary made in 2002 by Michael Moore‚ raises to the audience

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    Two teens in black leather coats waited with their vehicles near the west entrance of Columbine High School. The teens‚ Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold ‚ headed toward the school. Armed with four guns‚ several knives and dozens of home-made explosives‚ they launched their assault‚ injuring several students and killing two before entering the building. The school shooting that took place on April 20‚ 1999‚ was evidently a very devastating and emotional day‚ but what many fail to comprehend is what

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    Humankind is not perfect‚ far from it‚ which is readily evident in excessively common acts of violence. The methods by which violence may be cured‚ have been hotly debated‚ each method being a polar opposite of the other. Desensitization is the belief that watching violence in any form of media will lead to violent acts as the viewer becomes numb to horrors of violence. Desensitization leads people to believe that negative images or ideas not limited to that of only violence but as well as sexuality

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    Do violent video games cause behavior problems in teenagers? Would an age restriction help decline the controversy that violent video games cause behavior problems or have parents associated the aggression because of the many massacres and deaths related to teenagers who have played violent video games. Aggression could be defined as “feelings of anger or antipathy resulting in hostile or violent behavior; readiness to attack or confront‚” in other words‚ aggression causes violence‚ but what causes

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