According to a study conducted by John Hopkins University (JHU)‚ campus carry laws are unlikely to bring an end to‚ or prevent an active shooter situation. In fact‚ the study revealed that students who are licensed to carry guns are more than likely to cause more deaths and injuries in an active shooter situation. According
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Malique Tiari Daniels EH 101-107 Linda Payne 802 Words 3/24/14 Is a dry campus the right choice? College is about making memories‚ both good and bad. The University of South Alabama is a dry campus‚ which means that there are no alcoholic beverages allowed in your dorm room or at any event on campus. Even though the legal age for consuming alcohol is twenty-one students still participate in underage drinking. The legal age to smoke tobacco products in the state of Alabama is nineteen and
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Closed Campus versus Opened Campus For students‚ lunch serves as the much needed break from the routine of attending classes‚ however‚ lunch can be either an enjoyable intermission or it can be a chaotic‚ hectic experience in an over-crowded cafeteria. School administrators have the authority to grant students the option‚ privilege‚ and flexibility to choose where they eat lunch. Opponents will debate that students should have the consent to leave campus for lunch‚ however‚ there are less
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alcohol. Students are constantly getting in trouble for possession or consumption. Here at Eastern Connecticut State University‚ the policy is a dry campus. This means that alcohol is completely prohibited on campus. There are many opinions when it comes to this choice‚ as there are also many pros and cons to it. One pro of having a dry campus is that students can find other events to go to. Eastern often offers other events where students can do and socialize‚ promoting a night without alcohol
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Responsible Social Networking Campus gossip websites were ideally intended to be used as a way to communicate with students and engage with peers in useful ways. I feel that campus gossip websites are being used unethically. Currently‚ Campus gossip websites are just now being utilized to start rumors and anonymously publicly bash fellow students without ramifications from school and related officials. In turn‚ the students have gone to new extremes with malicious comments towards fellow peers
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Virtual Campus (Learning Labs & Virtual Commons Clubs) Joshua Riddle INTD111-0803B-57: Creating Academic and Professional Success Abstract It is the purpose of this discussion post to explain how Carrie can easily get acquainted with the CTU Virtual Campus. Specifically to explain how Carrie can participate in various learning labs as well as join the Criminal Justice and Parents Clubs that are a part of the CTU Virtual Commons. The easiest way for Carrie to navigate the Virtual Campus is by
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believes in the child impressive physical capability. Moreover the word ‘’fabulous’’ highlights the fact that the reader thinks that whatever the child has made and put together is worthy of praise. This shows that the speaker is very proud of the boy. In the first stanza alliteration is used to emphasise key points: sighing and shaking his head like an old man‚ it encourage the readers to think of shivering‚ as if the boy gets confronted with reading‚ he shivers with fear. When she describes him
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Brianne Richson wrote “An Obligation to Prevent Trauma on Campus” to educate her audience on “trigger warnings”. Trigger warnings are “advance warnings of potentially upsetting material”(Richson 426). Almost anything can be labeled as a trigger warning given the right situation. She gains the reader’s attention by saying‚ “We all have that one memory that we would prefer people not bring up because we want to block it from our consciousness forever”(426). This statement is very relatable to anyone
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complying with the rules. If RMHS had an open campus system allowing for students to leave for lunch‚ students would no doubt take advantage of the system which would create many problems within the school. An open campus would form the issue of students ditching their classes. Also‚ an open campus could create many accidents due to how students would be rushing back to their classes in order to make it back on time. Finally‚ students could use the open campus as an opportunity to participate in unlawful
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CE 434 Traffic Analysis and Design Department of Civil Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Course Project in Application of ITS in Campus Traffic Management Mohit Kumar Singhal (08004057) Aditya Dogra (08004059) Vishal Lunker (08004060) Yash Shah (08010029) Aditya Bhadoria (08D07019) ------------------------------------------------- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We would sincerely like to thank our project guide‚ Dr. P. Vedagiri‚ for his invaluable guidance and constant support
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