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Glazer, S. (1992, September 11). Violence in schools. //CQ Researcher//, //2//, 785-808. Retrieved December 4, 2009, from CQ Researcher

 1.They say that there is a growing number of students down the road and in other places that are getting killed.

2. Most of these teens are getting killed because it has sumthing to do with eithyer drugs or a gang. ​

3.They say some schools are merely reflect and increasingly with all of the violence and drama that is happening.

4. There are many teachers and criminaloligist argue and they are cracking down for a hard-core, trobulemaker through a really tough explousion policies.

5. In certant school teacher and principles and security guards have to wear a bullet proof vest just so that if a kid brings a gun to school and they shoot they wont get killed.

6. most of these students are in gangs and that why they are coming to school with guns and knives and tryin to shoot other stundents that are in different gangs.

Koch, K. (1998, October 9). School violence. //CQ Researcher//, //8//, 881-904. Retrieved December 7, 2009, from CQ Researcher Online, http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher /cqresrre1998100900.

7. Shootings at schools count less then 1% of the more then 5,000 firearms that are related.

8. Death for children is from the age of 19 in the U.S. each year.

9. Juveniles are mostly killed outside of school and overwhelmingly by adults in or around there home area.

10. 40 time more offten then they are killed either in school or outside of the school.

11.Inside of school some students could either be murderd, raped, robbed or assualted.

12. They get into fights because of one girl or, because that girl has been beated by her boyfriend.

13. Some teens are using drugs or alcohol,and it is making them very depressed.

.14. The drugs and acohol isnt making many teens think clearly because it may cause them to bring a gun a knive to school.

15. Some teachers are scared because they cant send them out of the room because they might come back and try to shoot them the next day.

16. They gang violence between teens is growing very fast and making evrybody scared.

17. The gangs are making students bring there weapons to school because one of the other students maybe in another gang that they dont like, and goes to there school.

18. They are scared becauaase the teens that are in gangs are most likely to commit a violent act toward nother studnet at there school.

19. Somed teens also see violoence in there homes because there parents may fight n they just take there anger out on the kids at school.

20. People have established the undeniable relationships between, militarism, sexism, racsim, and violence within the culture. []

21. In Chicago a teen had been beated to death because of teen that didnt have anything to do.

22.  Teens fight with bricks, bottles, and wooden boards.

23. Buy the kids video taping the fight it helped them find the 4 kids that kicked orn strucked at albert.

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24. There is like a 50% of teen up in WV that are in a **violent relationship.** 25. They have a group for teens that are 13 - 25 in Pocahontas County.

26. The only way to stop teen violence is to get the message out there to the boys and girls that violence is unacceptable.

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27. In the 1980's about a thousand murder were committed by teens in the U.S.

28. By the 1990's it had growed to ove 3 thousand per year or almost 10% were all murders.

29.The statistics for armed robbery, assault, rape, and carjackings by juveniles in the United States are higher than in any other country in the world.

30. The teenage perpetrators and victims come from every walk of life and every ethnic background.

31.Violence is any physical conduct that causes injury or harm to another person.

32.Teen violence means that either the victim, the perpetrator, or both are between twelve and twenty years old.

33. Teen violence could also mean murder, shooting, stabbing, beating, rape, robbery, and even simply threatening someone with physical harm.

34. Teen is a person between thirteen and twenty years old.

35. The extent of teen violence seems overwhelming, yet there are rays of hope.

36. Figures released by the FBI at the end of 1996 showed that in 1995, violent crime rates among juveniles dropped for the first time in seven years.

37. Violent crime was down 4 percent for individuals under age seventeen.

38. Like 7 percent among kids age ten to fourteen.

39. Juvenile arrests specifically for murder also fell, 14 percent less than 1994 and 23 percent less than 1993.

40. Rape arrests among teens dropped 4 percent.

41. Robbery arrests dropped 1 percent, and aggravated assault arrests dropped 3 percent from 1994 to 1995.

42.The declines were small, but they could be the start of a new trend—or they could be only a temporary downturn.

43. In 1995 statistics brought renewed hope to many people. U.S. attorney general Janet Reno was one of them.

44. The explosion in teenage crime can be averted through community policing, mentor programs, and groups like the Boys and Girls Clubs.

45. Teen violence in the news, however, tend to obscure the fact that the majority of young people are not involved in violent crimes as perpetrators or victims.

46. Many civic leaders are anxious to put statistics on teen violence in perspective and leave the hysteria of the headlines behind.

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47. The increase in school violence in the middle class community has awareness that violence is becoming an increasingly acceptable way to solve problems among youth.

48. A six-year-old boy in Michigan who shot a classmate.

49.They say certain parts of violent movie clearly make it seem that violence is not only the best way to solve problems, but portray it as fun.

50. In the past few years teen violence has become a normal aspect of our culture.

51. We have been exposed to so much of this violence that the public has come to accept it.

52. Columbine shooting happening more and more we have become numb to their effects.

53. A big part of what influences kids is the things on TV and in movies that these kids experience everyday.

54. Themes like these make younger people think that this is the right way to solve problems.

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55. Youth violence refers to harmful behavior that can start in there early childhood and may continue threw out there adult life.

56. They could either be a victim ,or a offender, or a witness to the crime.

57. It include various behavior between the students and maybe parents.

58. Some emotional violence could be because of hitting, slapping, bullying, and that could end up causing more harmful emotions.

59. They say other thinngs such as rape or robbery or assualt can lead anyone to a serious injury or maybe death.

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60. Teen violence includes many different activities like these, includes fights, gang violence and suicide and the victims of teen violence are most often other teenagers.