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    (Suddath‚ 2009). In 1983‚ the Los Angeles Police Department created a school lecture program called Drug Abuse Resistance Education‚ D.A.R.E‚ to teach children to avoid the uses of illegal drugs. Studies later showed that D.A.R.E does not have an effect on preventing children from becoming abusers of drugs. In 2002‚ the Bush administration had a goal to reduce all illegal drug use by 25%. The results showed that only marijuana abuse declined 6% while other drugs increased (Suddath‚ 2009). The declination

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    subscriptions to magazines like YM‚ and Seventeen. After adding internet usages‚ newspapers‚ videos‚ and books‚ the sum adds up to media being a significant part of the adolescent experience. Recently there has been a debate on the effects of mass media on the youth of the United States. This refers back to the nurture verses nature theory sociologists have been disputing for years. Does what our children watch‚ hear or read on television‚ radio‚ video games‚ newspapers‚ magazines‚ and the internet

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    sound too fair‚ right ? According to the "Trophies for All" policy‚ youth athletes are being awarded with participation trophies. Handing out trophies for just showing up doesn’t teach the kids about the real world. As well‚ trophies can lose their meaning if everyone gets one. Finally‚ participation trophies use thousands of dollars that can be useful for other important needs. On the other hand‚ some people believe that rewarding youth athletes (that don’t participate) with a trophy is acceptable. Even

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    Page 1 of 5 Punjab Agricultural University‚ Ludhiana CET held on 18-06-2013 (Category - SC) ROLL NO. WISE RANKS (Candidates with Rank No. 1-236 are Eligible for First Counselling) Roll No 31011 31022 31029 31038 31042 31043 31057 31075 31083 31085 31087 31097 31103 31110 31133 31134 31150 31155 31157 31205 31210 31230 31232 31233 31240 31249 31273 31274 31285 31288 31290 Rank 572 230 4 5 277 601 187 564 76 649 610 516 473 673 594 321 401 183 131 539 92 401 503 473 625 530 147 351 56 301 615 Roll

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    fuels the other‚ and the Internet had become a platform for media. In modern society the media exerts so much pressure‚ that maintaining beauty and youth becomes more important than anything else. Thus‚ creating a type of self-involvement. This leads to loss of perspective and ultimately‚ innocence. People of all ages and genders are susceptible to the effects of the media‚ and it influences everyone in different ways. It can make people sacrifice things that should be held dear‚ it can affects peoples

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    According to the 2010 Census of India‚ there are 236‚772‚617 females married. 40 percent of these women are in ages between 25 and 29. And‚ 85 percent of these marriages are arranged. In arranged marriage there is no dating‚ premarital sex‚ living together‚ or even physical interaction. Sheela‚ J. an expert for the United Nations writes that “according to the Hindu Dharma sutras‚ the father should give away his daughter while she still nagnika (naked)”.” This means that as soon as the parents

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    children should take advantage of their youth. Although pageants teach etiquette and communication skills‚ ultimately they carry a vastly high risk of potentially damaging the psychological and physical health of the participating children‚ as well as their development of strong morals. A child that participates in pageants is at risk for developing mental disorders for several reasons. The children are constantly being compared to each other and given negative criticism. "A child‚ especially a female

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    I grew up in a rural parish in Jamaica‚ called Effort. However‚ I lived in Kingston with my mother and went to school there. I was fortunate to live a life of complete freedom‚ having access to safe environments and a safe home. I have grown to love and appreciate my life in both my home and school environment especially because I am constantly aware that there are young people my age who grow up in environments‚ like Rema‚ Waterhouse‚ or Tivoli Gardens in Western Kingston who live in constant fear

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    senior editor of USA today and Mother Jones stated that in 2002‚ there was a mass shooting that happened in Appalachian School of Law in Virginia. The killer was stopped by armed students‚ but those students were current and former law enforcement officers. Also‚ the killer was out of bullet when they subdued him. (More guns More mass shootings) This shows no matter how responsible the gun owners are‚ if they don’t know how to handle the life threatening situations‚ it becomes more dangerous because

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    Retrieved from http://family.jrank.org/pages/239/Childhood-Stages.html Oswalt‚ A. (2008). Sigmund Freud and Child Development . MentalHelp.net. Retrieved from http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=7926&cn=28 International Child and Youth Care Network. (2001). Social Pressures Lead to Adolescent Rage. Retrieved from http://www.cyc-net.org/today2001/today010919.html

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