This portrays Wowser’s bitter view on younger drivers and positions the audience to think all young people are irresponsible and ineligible to be driving on our roads. This causes apprehension and fear for safety in readers. The appeal to common sense is used as the author writes ‘in the business world,
Since teenagers are immature to make their own decision, it is vital for adults to inculcate a correct attitude towards drinking. Nevertheless, it seems that nowadays many schools and parents only focus teenagers’ academic development. They neglect teaching youngsters with a sense of individual responsibility after drinking. Because of ignorance and lack of education from adults, teenagers have not take health issues into account after drinking harder alcohol. As a result, the problem of alcohol abuse and drinking deaths become graver among college students.
It made me feel like I was untrustworthy and unwanted. It made me angry, I stopped going into his shop when another shop opened locally as did a lot of kids. This shop had CCTV, perhaps what the other shop owner should have done. Maybe if he did he wouldn’t have made me and the local kids feel like criminals.
The problem with this is mobility up the social hierarchy that makes up a school is nearly impossible. Teenagers are still learning about the world and look for a sense of camaraderie and acceptance from peers. The three boys who eventually became shooters were all frowned upon by their peer groups or the whole school in general. This rejection is one of the reasons which caused them to take drastic measures. The only way that these boys could have committed such crimes was if they had the right tools.
Even though stats say something else, the media automatically portrays the teenagers as the bad guy. Eighty five percent of the murders are done by adults. With titles such as “children having sex” and “killer kids” it is clearly shows why such abuses are the key factors in violence, pregnancy, drug abuse and suicide among teenagers. ) This shows that what people assume to be reality, may in fact be incorrect. But these assumptions again are based off of what society
Dear Salinas Police Officer, I am writing this letter because I am sincerely concerned about the on-going vandalism caused by a group of young teenagers. This group has been harassing my store for a month, and the severity of their actions has been increasing ever since I confronted them. Despite my efforts to keep them away with threats to call the police, they continue to harass not only the store employees, but also the customers. It seems that they are not scared of threats, and I no longer have any more options other than to actually try to solve this legally. I am aware that they are minors and are subject to reduced punishments, but I strongly feel that they should learn that the consequences of their actions.
A Modest Proposal For the sake of innocent employees, from being treated unfairly by higher authority. In a society where young people are dominating the work force of popular restaurants, fast food joints, and clothing stores, there is often an unfair treatment of these teens by their evil managers. If this cruel and unusual punishment keeps up, our young people will be scared off, forcing them to quit their jobs, leaving them unemployed and broke. How can we leave them with no money to pay for their car insurance, cell phones, and video games? I propose that we create such a thing as “manager jail”.
Cristy Martinez Period: 07 Mrs. Zachan Language Arts November 01, 2011 The Catcher in the Rye The Catcher in the Rye should not be banned from schools. There are many schools who think that Catcher is a bad influence on teens however it is quite the opposite. The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger should not be banned from schools because teenagers can learn from Holden’s mistakes and teens are mature enough to tell wrong from right. Many parents are appalled and think that the book should be banned because of the profanity, teenage sex, and other inappropriate behaviors. However, there is a reason to all his misbehavior.
Dear Editor, I am writing to complain about the representation of teenagers in the media. Specifically I am referring to the documentary Educating Essex and reviews of the show that appeared in the Daily Mail and The Observer. The Daily Mail describes teenagers to be “ignorant”, “wild” and “scumbags”. This suggests that teenagers are a social menace, who are violent and threatening to others. In particular the word “ignorant” implies that teenagers are clueless and unintelligent.
They couldn’t bank at normal banks because banks didn’t carry clerks speaking Italian, so they were stuck banking with crooks they thought to be honest. The immigrants were bleed of their money in most places and looked down on by most. Many people in the city of Chicago disliked immigrants and law enforcement was clearly not concerned with the immigrants’ problems. It wasn’t until the Immigration Protection League that immigrants began to receive fair treatment. Without the Immigration Protection League it is possible that legislation and equality for immigrants would have been stunted