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…it, are partially responsible for every act of violence and mayhem that is committed daily. Furthermore, though the chances are slim to nonexistent, those endorsing capital punishment may someday have to answer for their perverted beliefs and the consequences of them…

…The problem with violence in the schools is fundamentally based on several major issues. These issues are in a variety of fields, not any one field. These issues range from the structure of modern schools to the foundation of the modern family…

…no context for what is occurring. Basically he's trying to tell the story of a riot from the viewpoint of the rioters; there's just a whirl of events, the meaning of which is impossible to decipher. There are scenes of elaborate torture and violence, but we are so…

…In the novel Ragtime, the character Coalhouse Walker Jr. turns to a life of violence after an incident procured by a bunch of racist volunteer firefighters. The Emerald Isle volunteer firefighter staff vandalized Coalhouse’s car, when they detained him…

…. School violence is a problem in many schools today. One of the answers to insure that children are safe in school is the introduction of school uniforms. According to the U.S. Department of Education, there are many benefits to having school uniforms…

…violence) Julia Wilkins. With a variety of bad publicity in schools, politicians and schools are pressured to change the current situation of teacher and student assaults over designer clothing. The solution they chose was mandatory school uniforms in public…

…that is put down resorts to violence to prove that they are indeed better. It is hubris that causes racial and cultural tension. For example the KKK was created out of pride that one certain race was better than another, this created racial tension…

…of violence onscreen, but from the frustration that develops from losing. Their observable aggression seems to be at a minimum even when playing the most gratuitously violent games, yet they can easily become enraged when playing a totally non-violent puzzle…

…Albert Shanker for 25 years was the columnist for “Where We Stand” in the New York Times and also president of the American Federation of Teachers. His article on the Real Victims addressed the need for alternative programs to resolve violence…

…“Cinderella” by Campbell Grant. I would read Walt Disney’s “Cinderella” to my three-year-old child because it is not as violent, it is short, and it has good morals. When it comes to picking a story for a child as young as three, the lack of violence should…