Campuses

Dear Mortimer I am writing this paper to persuade you to rethink your position concerning the preemption of firearms regulation regarding college campuses. All over the world violence occurs when we least expect it. As the human race evolves, so does the technology we use. We have acquired the ability to kill a man without being in his general vicinity. With just the slight movement of my finger I can end someone’s life. One small confrontation could lead to a terrible travesty. In the United States

Safety is a tremendous issue on college campuses, and additional procedures need to be taken to prevent crimes from happening. When walking onto a college campus as a young adult, people get a rush of the unknown. The unknown could be going to college parties and late night study groups. College should be like any high school or elementary school and have better security measures to protect their students. The reasons we need these extra steps are to prevent violence, give students a sense of

Why do you want to be a member of UProgram? The biggest reason why I want to join UProgram is because I want to get involved on campus. In high school, I was always very involved and was used to running from event to event; in college, I want to keep just as involved if not more. The second reason why I want to join UProgram is because it seems like an awesome way to meet people from all the different parts of campus. I love to meet new people and with UProgram, not only will I meet and hopefully

All around the world sororities are a subculture or “a segment of society’s population” on most college campuses (Macionis 64). These sororities have their own language, norms, beliefs, and values. Most college campuses have many charters or different sororities to choose from when a student wants to pledge a sorority. On the Saint Francis University campus, there are seven sororities that a female student can belong to. Each sorority has a different philanthropy which is a foundation that the sorority

Not very many people believe that guns were allowed to be carried around with them throughout the day let alone a school campus, surprising adults and staff at colleges students are allowed to have guns on college campuses in Georgia and Arkansas. Some people on these college campuses feel that they need a gun to put a hold on school shooters or just for defending themselves. But others feel that it jeopardizes the campus. It makes them feel in more insecure because the students do not know who may

Thousands of kids roam a college campus - and it only takes one. No amount of preparation, staff training, or school-wide drills can prepare the university for something so terrible. This tragedy will forever change the way students and teachers operate the school. One man. One gun. And the sad part is that all of this can all be averted. For this reason, the law should consent to “licensed concealed carry” (carrying a weapon with a license) on campus. If students were allowed to defend themselves

campus violence is the establishment of the legal framework and controlling procedure over the students-members of the campuses as the cases of the violent actions have recently become frequent enough and lead to the negative consequences for the students’ health and life. However, not all the scholars have a conviction that there is a need to fight for the ban of violence on campuses. The audience of this paper can be diverse: from the students to the employees of the educational institutions. The

Learn. Never put yourself in the same position twice. Expand your horizon. Live with open eyes and mind. Remember that time remains the utmost precious commodity in all existence. All of my past experiences have been able to teach myself lessons. Lessons that I will share with you. Subsequently proceed into further detail regarding how I might be able to contribute to the Towson University campus community. Lessons 1. At times you need make your own good in the world. There will always be some sort

victim to some form of sexual assault before graduation. Even more terrifying, the American Civil Liberties Union estimates that at least 95 percent of sexual assaults on college campuses in the United States go unreported. These striking statistics resonate a dire call for increased prevention of sexual assault on campuses across the nation. With the passing of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators in 1994, many universities and colleges began to enact sexual assault protection

Virtual campuses are an essential part of today’s education. It ensures that all students who have the potential to attended college have the time needed to succeed successfully. Virtual campuses, also known as online campuses affect over 28% of the American population. This affects ranges from online campuses who offer associate degrees to online campuses who offer degrees up to post-doctoral. Within the 28% of Americans who attends online campuses, over half of those students carries full-time