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I have been a student here at SDJCC for a year now. Since I’ve been here, the policy has always been to let students walk off center with a pass, or leave on center transportation. But since receiving the terrible news that a job corps student, who was a minor, was killed in Florida, minor students at all job corps centers are not allowed are not allowed to walk off center at any time, not even on the weekends unless someone comes to pick you up. I’m a minor and this is of great concern to me. I

suicides in the United States. The gun control category I am focusing on in this essay is, should teachers and students be able to carry firearms on a college campus. I chose this since I am currently attending college and this could have an effect directly on me or ASU. The idea of teachers and staff being able to carry firearms on a college campus has come up many times in the media recently due to the rise in mass shootings. Many states are now looking at this problem and voting on it. This topic is

need to feel good all the time. And if someone else says something that I don’t like, that is a problem for everyone else” is very harmful and unattainable. Katherine Byron, a Brown University student and an advocate for safe spaces wants to make her campus “a safe place for rape victims. So when a guest lecturer came to Brown and was going to talk on the issue of “rape culture” Byron set up a safe space for anyone who found the debate too upsetting. “The room was equipped with cookies, coloring books

know if guns should be allowed on college campus think of this: When will the next college be hit? How many will get shot and killed? Will it be your kids? When is the last time you will be able to see your kids? Now since I got this running through your head don’t you think its right for college students to be able to carry a gun if they’re qualified? College students who have a good background check and no felonies should be able to carry guns on their campus nationwide. I personally think a lot more

College campuses today are recognized as places with high crime rates, with crimes ranging from sexual assault to theft to cheating. While many students may say they feel safe on campus, some report that there is still a sense of fear; some even say they don’t trust their fellow students when it comes to their belongings. It is true that most perpetrators are fellow students, and they are only successful because they know the routines of their fellow colleagues and know the best periods to attack

In this study undergraduates from Virginia State University took a survey to measure their perception and fear of crime. Some students may feel like they are protected by campus police on and around campus but most will not be able to trust in campus police. The

Living On-Campus vs. Living Off-Campus When going off to college, choosing where to live is an important factor. One must choose to live on-campus or off-campus. This decision is one that a person must choose wisely. Where a person will choose to live will depend on their personal preferences. The differences in each choice will help one decide. Where a student chooses to live will be based on what best suits them and their personality. There are many good and bad things about living on and off

Interview Questions (Before attending Pantheon meeting) 1. Can you briefly explain your beliefs and how you practice them? 2. What is it like for you being Pagan on campus? 3. What is Pantheon, and why did you want to create this club? 4. What was your experience with getting the club approved? 5. Have you seen any changes taking place already as a result of your club? (Following the Pantheon outing) 6. What is the significance of the necklace you always wear? 7.

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 security, and monitor visitors on campus. First of all, violence can be prevented on campuses among

For immediate release: Thrive Public Relations - August 4, 2017, Toledo Ohio. John Glover and Tyron Cleveland (Alumni Entertainment) have developed a dynamic annual weekend event, The Scott Bulldog Alumni Weekend. To be held August 11th, 12 and 13th 2017 in the Scott High School field house. The event began as a small 10-year reunion for the class of 1986 has now become one of the most anticipated events of the summer that welcomes alumni from different school years and even individuals from