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…not be true; however this is the image that is displayed through the media to millions of young adults every single day. You can't find anybody portrayed as happy and poor in the media. Why is this? Americans are obligated to be rich and if you're not rich you need…

…revealed that nearly half of the children stated that violence and fantasy was involved in their favorite video games (1E). Considering this statement one can conclude that it is these violent fantasy games, these role-playing adventure games, that have…

…and behavioral problems as compared to children who do not grow up in poverty. These poor children “more likely to experience medical problems such as lead poisoning, failure to thrive, otitis media, iron deficiency, anemia, and to score lower…

…on Mussolini. Sorel believed that societies naturally became decadent and disorganized. This decay could only be slowed by the leadership of idealists who were willing to use violence to obtain power. Nietzsche (1844-1900) theorized that there were two moral…

…their heads shaved following liberation... and were forced to walk in the streets amid spitting and jeering.6' The projection of personal frustrations and feelings of loss onto another human being who then becomes a scapegoat against whom violence is justified…

…, theatre, visual arts, or music, by way of its difference from reality, gives us a mental pinch so that we may awake and perceive the truth with new eyes. Art can communicate in ways that other media cannot. By manipulating the environment, art can link…

…, Philadelphia Flyers, Los Angeles Kings, Oakland Seals, and the St. Louis Blues. The NHL weren’t going through many problems at all really. They had nothing to really worry about except for the intense violence being displayed on the ice. Because much violence…

…a recent survey of nine hundred students in the fourth through the eight grade revealed that nearly half of the children stated that violence and fantasy was involved in their favorite video games (1E…

…" was not simply words printed on our currency, but a term that held meaning to most of the society. Yet at the same time that the media was sending out this variety of wholesome white middleclass images, the outrage about the absence of basic human rights in many…

…SERIAL KILLERS A COMPARISON AND CONTRAST In today’s society we see more and more serial killers in the media. Although it shocks and disgusts us, we are fascinated. Why do some people become serial killers? Is it a nature or nurture question…