He is rebelling against societal reform while crying out for parental attention. When you are a teenager, everything seems to feel like life or death and in rebel without a cause, Nicholas Ray taps into that emotional state, treating its star triumvirate of 1950s California kids as the confused saints they imagine themselves to be. When the show at the planetarium is finished there is a brawl between Jim, the new kid and a bully in leather jacket who is Buzz. Buzz and his gang found Jim easily; he isn’t hiding but trying to stay out of trouble since his family moved to his town after Jim beat a boy in his last school for calling him a “chicken”. The gang crowds threateningly around Jim’s car while he and Plato are watching from balcony above.
The movie itself is a comedy. Bobby is a socially inept stuttering waterboy with hidden anger issues due to constant teasing and bully from the football team and also excessive sheltering from his mother (Helen Boucher). He is fired from the University of Louisiana’s football team for being too much of a “distraction” in his former coach’s words (Red Beaulieu). Bobby joins the South Central Louisiana State University as their new waterboy where he ends up coming out of his shell by shining as the team’s star Linebacker. Radio is about a twenty-three year old mentally disabled young black man named James Robert Kennedy who pushes a shopping cart along the streets.
Early on in the semester Pudge is kicked out of his World Religion class for daydreaming and is admonished by his teacher, Dr. Hyde, for not being present in the moment. Pudge grows closer to his new friends as the Colonel is kicked out of every basketball game for jeering too much, Alaska tutors Pudge in pre-calculus, and the group is caught smoking by the dean of students, Mr. Starnes (known as the Eagle), at their favourite hangout spot, the Smoking Hole. An important element to their friendship is trust. Although Takumi reveals Alaska was the one who ratted out her roommate the year before and Pudge is unsure about trusting Alaska, he agrees to stay on campus with her for the Thanksgiving break. The two spend their time snooping through other students’ rooms, watching porn together, and eating Thanksgiving at the Colonel’s house with his mother.
Later that night, a few of the high class kids harass Ponyboy and Johnny. The group of Socs out-numbered the two boys by a lot. They tried to drown the young, defenseless, Ponyboy. In his defense, Johnny came up behind the head Soc, and killed him with his blade. After the rest of the Socs realized what had happened, they fled, so Johnny and Ponyboy went to Dallas Winston to receive help.
The Steubenville Ohio is a case that tears the thoughts of the people of the small town. What had happened is that two boys that were on the Steubenville high school football team went too far into their glory and immortality at the time a committed the crime of raping a 16 year old girl from Weirton, W.Va. It all started on a late summer night, a group of football players were going from party to party. Two of those player were special though, Trent Mays and Ma’lik Richmond, both 16 at the time saw this girl on the sidewalk leaning over, drunk out of her mind and carried her against her will to a bunch of other parties before settling down in someone’s basement where they proceeded to rape her. I think that this case is just an example
He started to think he would never fit in with any of the other kids at school. He started to think he would never fit in so he started to use and abuse drugs to be cool. When he was 16 he when to a bar and got smashed and loved it. Then his dad told him stories about the navy SEALS. When he started doing drugs and drinking he had friends in every stereotype, he had long hair, listened to punk rock music and rode a skateboard.
At his high school, Jack is frequently ridiculed and tormented Cohen 2 by a bully who makes several attempts to get into a fight with Jack. Each time, Jack backs off from the bully and uses his words and wit to get the bully to subside. After Tom killed the two men at his diner, the bully cracks a mean comment about Jack’s father and that was the final straw for Jack. Jack beat the bully up very badly. Up until this point in the movie, the audience would never have guessed that Jack
This correspondence is reference the “White Slip” issued by Diana Westfall (Bus Driver) and ensuing informal meeting with Mr. Ulrich (Vice-Principal) conducted on Monday, March 17, 2007. The bus driver, Mrs. Westfall has stated in the incident report/white slip that I, James Burdette, frequently punch middle students while exiting the bus, hit Ashley Cochran-Riedel with my mug on March 6th 2008, exited the bus at 745 Huntley Drive when my address is 747 Huntley Drive on March 6th 2008, am disrespectful to the bus driver and other students, distractful to the bus driver and endanger all on board. I do not punch middle school students when exiting the bus and I did not hit Ms. Cochran-Biedel with a mug. Today, March 17, 2008, on the bus ride home I spoke to Ashley and when I told her what Ms. Westfall had written on the “White Slip” she laughed and stated, “No Way”. She is willing to make that statement in writing or verbally at any type of hearing convened.
The first example that shows racial conflict between the blacks and whites is the Jefferson Davis school bus, which is full of white school children. Blacks have not been provided with a school bus so the children from the Logan family are required to walk to school which takes them the duration of about 3 hours and a half. On top of that the children would be threatened by this bus. “A bus bore down on him spewing clouds of red dust like a huge yellow dragon breathing fire.” As you can see racism has been portrayed. The white children on the bus seem to have found it quite entertaining with “laughing with faces” to see the black children running away.
This is made obvious in New York, where a 16-year-old boy broke into a cellar. When the police caught him and asked him why he was wearing gloves, he said that he had learned not to leave fingerprints from TV. And even another case in Alabama where a nine-year-old received a bad report from his teacher and had plans to send her poisoned candy like he had seen the night before on a TV show (Michael Howe J. A. Television and Children).