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…place and a Car Wrecker place where children can go and smash windows or reck cars instead of ruining cars or windows of people in the city. In our society, one can't turn on the television without hearing about a teenager shooting another teenager…

…in only good stuff? I believe that music, is an example of media, that negatively affects teenagers by repeatedly exposing them to themes such as Satanism, substance abuse, murder, suicide, and sexual violence, which may be heavily reinforced and normalized…

…not want to make and encourage us to act a way we don't agree with. In the novel "Romeo & Juliet", two teenagers are forced to make decisions that they don't want to make. They are forced to love people whom they do not love and in the end they are both…

…they have food free of charge, bed, TV and other entertainments. I think that our government should be more interested in these people and try to help them (give them places to live, meals). Everybody knows that many crimes are committed by teenagers…

…Does your environment shape your personality and the way you act? I completely agree with the fact that, one's environment is the main factor of shaping one's personality. I find that many teenagers including myself are very easily influenced by what…

…government recognise your right to protest? What is the present understanding of the government within the teenage society? Mandy: they suck! Casey: teenagers don't care about the government, they should listen to the youth though!!!! Bonny: I…

…to schools. Children's futures are shaped by years of high school and college. Drugs can interfere with the well being of all the children. Teenagers on drugs are more likely to exhibit violent behavior than the average teenager. Also, the use of performance…

…Josephine Alibrandi is one of the main characters in award winning novel Looking for Alibrandi by Melina Marchetta. A teenage girl, preparing to complete her HSC at St. Martha's, is confronted by her father, who she has never seen before, and had moved…

…, today's teenage drivers are said to be responsible for about five times as many fatal crashes per license holder as are drivers between the ages of thirty-five and sixty-four. In addition, the mere idea of a decrease in the number of cars on the road…

…triumphed over evil. Grisly images were depicted and ghastly horrors beyond our most awful nightmares became a reality. Some say teenagers at a middle school level are much too young to learn about these subjects. But I say we are not. We are old enough…