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Change: as they gain courage fromfollowing theiran predecessors.incident. Memories of the April 1999 incident at Columbine High School resonate in the minds of citizens across the nation, and the fear aggrandizes the actual threat of serious school violence actually occurring. Out of the 20,541 combined deaths and suicides
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Nov 20 2006, 5:16 PM EST
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Change: weapons available, the more likely an act with serious repercussions will occur.Audio Marian BorgBorg, a professor of sociology at the University of Florida, discusses how being in a school setting can affect violence once it starts.
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Nov 20 2006, 5:14 PM EST
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Change: for carrying one, the more weapons available, the more likely an act with serious repercussions will occur. Audio Marian Borg discusses how being in a school setting can affect violence once it starts.
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Nov 14 2006, 3:11 PM EST
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Change: fellow students in the middle. Even non-gang students have reported bringing firearms to school as a means of protecting themselves – and regardless of a teen'steenager's motives for carrying one, the more weapons available, the more likely an act with serious repercussions will occur.
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Nov 13 2006, 6:31 PM EST
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Change: which resulted in 56 deathsdeaths, ignited an ongoing trend of serious violent incidents at all levels of the United States education system.When the media picks up a story of the school shooting, the news penetrates the nation. The past 14 years evinceshow evidence that more
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Nov 12 2006, 2:46 PM EST
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Change: first notable incident on (( insert date here )) when , yearsmedia havepicks fluctuatedup ina frequencystory of fatal … A quiet serene surface hovers across the education system until child, most likely bullied, ostracized or gang-affiliated, steps onto school grounds with weapon in hand. When
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Nov 7 2006, 5:34 PM EST
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Nov 7 2006, 4:23 PM EST
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Nov 7 2006, 4:21 PM EST
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Nov 7 2006, 4:20 PM EST
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Change: Common Triggers for Violence: Gangs and BullyingThe overwhelming majority of school violence resulting in fatalities falls into one of three categories: interpersonal disputes, such as property or a
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Nov 7 2006, 4:19 PM EST
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Change: All of these depict the frailty of our youth during the times of development in their lives. Middle schools and high schools become breeding grounds for discontent and dispute as children become more insecure about who they are.Bullying sounds like an everyday, dismissible
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Nov 7 2006, 12:16 PM EST
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Change: Gang relations, especially in larger, urban high schools, account for the largest number of school-related deaths categorized into a specific cause. In 2003, 52 out
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