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    Controversy of Bullying

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    Before‚ in the 20th century‚ bullying was a regular thing in everyday life. In this time‚ no one paid attention to effect that bullying had on kids because no one at the time showed any serious reaction to bullying. In 1999‚ two seniors at Columbine High School killed a total of 13 people which brought attention to the world. With a link of aggression and bullying‚ this became more serious issue. Entering the new century‚ many of those who have had a personal connection with bullying or some one who

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    Video Games Cause Violence

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    Video Games Cause Violence Video game violence is an increasing problem in today’s youth with violence as one of the most popular themes. Games such as Grand Theft Auto and Call of Duty are among the most popular games and have been scientifically proven to have a major effect on teens. Many people try to argue that there is a difference in the effects between genders‚ however it has been proven wrong. Video games have the same effects as other forms of entertainment but do not get attacked like

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    Gun Control

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    gun use incidents go unreported to the authorities. A survey done by Florida State University criminologist‚ Gary Kleck‚ suggests that there are 2.2-2.5 million protective uses of guns each year. John R. Lott‚ a graduate of University of Chicago Law school‚ has found with his studies that allowing citizens to carry concealed weapons deters violent crimes and it appears to produce no increase in accidental deaths. Also‚ National attention has been given recently to the notion that foreign countries that

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    Guns on Campus

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    Ronald Anderson ENG 101 23 June 2013 Guns on Campus The rise of Gun violence in America is at an all-time high and as a result gun ownership has catapulted alongside this rise. Today our institutions of higher learning are faced with a new threat to the welfare and safety of student and that is the paranoia of some students and teachers who feel the need to “protect themselves” by carrying a firearm. This is the beginning of the end; the traditional college experience as we

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    to gun control laws. With the large number of shootings that have taken place this year and the recent shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School that claimed the lives of 20 children and 6 adults many people say that we need tougher laws when it comes to purchasing a gun. Gun laws are different from state to state‚ but immediately following the devastating school shooting in Newton‚ Conn. there is a great division between pro-gun advocates and those that are for stricter gun laws. I feel that there

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    Violence in Media

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    Violence in Media There have been a number of studies focusing on the effects of behavior due because of violence in the media. This issue seemed to first become prevalent after the Columbine High School in Colorado school shooting. As well as again after the unfortunate Sandy Hook Elementary School mass murder. Is the violent imagery in the media damaging or desensitizing our society as a whole? Do violent video games or television shows have an impact on today’s youth? After

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    conflict 1

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    exam I sit for‚ for every sport I play‚ fir every decision I make‚ I get flooded with expectations. The source can be my parents‚ friends‚ school and even myself. In fact when I don’t meet these expectations a conflict is created. Frustration is the inevitable result of this issue. When I play soccer and don’t score‚ I get angry. When I don’t do good in school my parents get angry. All of this happens because of the level of expectations. I am not the only victim of this tyranny. Other people‚ families

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    he might think that violence in real life is the same as the game violence and that it doesn’t have a real impact on others. However‚ most children can distinguish between virtual violence and real violence. Researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine conducted a survey of 44 males and discovered that after 30 minutes of playing violent video games‚ subjects showed “increased activity within the amygdala (part of the brain involved in emotional arousal).” When the same group played

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    Is music at fault for these acts of violence? Absolutely not. It cannot be blamed for the crimes of obvious psychotic adolescents. The music business‚ mainly "death" metal‚ has been said to be at fault for major tragedies‚ for example the Columbine High School Shootings. In fact‚ one media spokesperson even related the two killers to Marilyn Manson because they were apparently dressed like him. This constant distraction of pointing the blame on someone else just strays our focus on the real causes

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    It's only me Analysis

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    ”TIME” magazine. The article touches mainly the themes school shootings and bullying. School shootings are getting more and more common in the American society. In the article “It’s only me” we hear about different peoples responses to the school shooting committed in 2001 by Charles Andrew Williams‚ also known as‚ Andy Williams‚ as well as the authors view on this matter. One of the reasons Nancy Gibbs wrote this article is to show that the school shootings are not linked together. They have been caused

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