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…that took place at Texas A&M about a comic strip in the school's newspaper. Freedom of Speech 2 Many African American students was offended…

…plaster immediately offends my nostrils as I notice all the good seats are taken. I'm afraid that I am going to get stuck in the back where I can't see a thing and the stage and everything on it are going to be blurry. I notice the light hum generated…

…as high risk (such as schools for a sex offender). Pharmacological treatments have made dramatic advances in recent years in the form of "wonder" drugs. Many of these drugs are being used today to treat mentally ill offenders by controlling biological…

…. Also, the public feels that if we show violent offenders that they will be killed if they kill another, it will make them think twice about killing. Finally, people feel if someone is convicted of murder, they should be sentenced to the death penalty…

…with enough force to actually change the criminal; if it changes them at all. Whether it be psychotherapy or detainment in a penal institution, reform gives the offender in question another chance at life--even if it means spending the rest of it in prison…

…through and teaches the lesson that society will not put up with the people who break the law. It is a very real punishment and leaves no room for rehabilitation of the criminal. Repeat offenders must be kept from breaking the law once more. They have had…

…and motion for everyone to stop singing and sit down. The two then explain that "O Canada" is the only phrase in the song that will not offend anyone: * "Our home and native land" is offensive to immigrants. * "True patriot love" irritates those liberals who…

…say that it really doesn't matter because it all fake. Regardless whether it is fake or not it still generates bad ideas. Just because its fake on television doesn't mean that it can't be done in the real world. There is nothing fake about offending people…

…have to ask the students if they would be offended by reading this, and if they are you would have to substitute in “slaves”, or “black people”. This is a hard book to read because of all the slang used and you have to comprehend all of it, which…

…for judicial discretion and treatment alternatives. But unlike the Assembly plan, the governor would not include Class B felons as eligible for treatment. Under the Assembly plan, drug offenders Class B down to E would be eligible. The governor also proposes…