Papers 1551-1560 of total 6310 found.
Category: /Literature
…maturation. However, his mother walks in and forces his two worlds to collide into each other. She shakes up the juvenile purity of his room, and he responds. "But of that other world he still remembered just enough to know the exorcising words. They tore…
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…" covert research is sometimes undertaken. This however can be limited mainly by the availability of suitable sociologists to fully integrate with their study group. For instance, the covert study of children and juveniles has traditionally been a problem…
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…. School is hard for these children because they are more likely to have learning problems and delays, get poor grades, and also, repeat grades. The society is affected because abused children are fifty percent more likely to be arrested for juvenile crimes…
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…contentment due to childhood fatherly dependence and juvenile ideas of a fantastical adult life. The song adopts a poignant musical style with slow tempo and piano as the major instrument which was uncommon for a pop song of the early nineties. Strong periods…
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…the false statement. She is now in a juvenile detention center for assault on her little sister. *names have been changed…
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…terrorized. Again, I don't want to advise you on how to commit a crime, but you did not analyze the facts about Will, Karen, and Abby Jennings as much as you should have. You did not know that Abby was a juvenile diabetic and needed her insulin shot every four…
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…and cognitive performance. Statistics show that young people who are physically active are less likely to use tobacco, alcohol, or other drugs. Problems of juvenile delinquency can also decrease when appropriate physical activity programs are available. Rebecca Hu…
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…staircase": idealistic teacher reforms juvenile delinquent students with his devotion to the ideals of teaching. It is very predictable stuff and maybe not too realistic; but the leading actor Sidney Poitier is such a likeable presence on the screen you just want…
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…. Blood that is shed in the case of a creature being killed would generally symbolize death or injury; and because the sight of this blood overwhelms Jack to such a large extent, his juvenile innocence is further emphasized. As the story continues, the older…
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…combine the education and juvenile justice systems. 1862 Morril act is first to give national state based schools. 1865-1877 African Americans mobilize to bring public education to the South for the first time. After the Civil War, and with the legal end…
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