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    as well as the immediate removal of pet litter. Responses such as naturalness‚ unspoilt landscape‚ relaxing view are rated highly when people stated what they liked about the beach. Responses such as dog litter‚ rubbish on grounds as well as vandalism were major points several participants pointed out for what they disliked about the beach. The state of Mckeon street shops were a main concern of the respondents followed by the general rundown and ‘lack of management’ towards the uncleanness of

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    modern times‚ spray paint and marker pens have become the most popular graffiti materials to use. Unfortunately the culture of graffiti revolves around marking or painting property without the owner’s consent‚ and in many countries this is considered vandalism which is a punishable crime. I’m all for having fun‚ using creativity and expressing yourself through art or graffiti‚ but why do you need to vandalize various public/private property in the process. This leads me to believe that not everyone makes

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    crime. The author of “Stop Graffiti Vandalism Now-or Not” argues that Toronto’s anti-graffiti campaign is pointless its rational blasted‚ and its claims unsupported. However‚ weather the author can see it or not‚ Graffiti is a form of vandalism that is often associated with other types of crime is destructive‚ offensive and should not be imposed on people in public spaces. The Toronto’s municipality has made a poster about graffiti that declares “Stop Graffiti Vandalism Now” because the municipality target

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    pictures to make a stand for what he believes is the right way to look at controversial issues. Some people may not like Banksy’s graffiti because they do not have the same views as him. Some people might not like it because graffiti is vandalism and they see no art in vandalism. People who dislike his stencil graffiti art consider Banksy a lawbreaker. I personally believe that Banksy is a unique artist that will make a statement with his art‚ all the while keeping his identity a secret. Art is completely

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    bigger problem in this generation than in the past. Drinking can lead to some dangerous decisions. These decisions could be fatal. Don’t get in the car after you have been drinking. Don’t give in to peer pressure. Vandalism Vandalism is becoming very common in local areas. Vandalism can lead to bad consequences such as: Get caught‚ Go to Jail and get a big fine. The smell of paint could also kill brain cells. It should be stopped. Dangerous Driving Dangerous driving is the most common. There

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    happens in many instances‚ but one time in particular caught my attention. A reporter was doing a story on vandalism. Usually you hear about vandalism on abortion clinics and harassment of that sort‚ and usually the reporter uses the words "Anti-abortionists" to describe the people who commit these crimes. One the other hand this time was different. The reporter was doing a story on vandalism that happened on a church billboard‚ outside the church‚ and the billboard said something having to do with

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    only will there be less violence but also‚ parental authority‚ and health benefits. Having a curfew for teens will give them less time for violence. No curfews in community’s results in vandalism. Many schools‚ parks‚ and local hangouts are being destroyed with inappropriate writings and drawings due to vandalism. Also‚ the drug and alcohol levels will decrease with having a decent curfew. Teens are making the decisions by drinking and driving. There are many out breaks with fights in almost every

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    Case Problem By Lesha Paige September 7‚ 2009 ISSUE (+ background information) New York City has dealt with vandalism and defacement of public property caused by unauthorized graffiti for decades. In December 2005‚ the city banned the sale of aerosol spray-paint and broad-tipped indelible markers to persons under twenty-one and prohibited them from possessing them on public property. Within five months‚ five people‚ who were all under the age of 21‚ were cited for violations of the regulations

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    Terrorists or Patriots? The term terrorism is defined as “the use of violence and threats to intimidate or coerce‚ especially for political purposes; the state of fear and submission produced by terrorism or terrorization; a terroristic method of governing or of resisting a government.”(Dictionary.com). The huge debate is whether the colonists of the American Revolutions were actually patriots‚ or terrorists. If one was to go by this definition then yes‚ I believe that the colonists could be considered

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    Andrew Obarski Dr. Suszko History 300c-01w June 9‚ 2013 A Nation Which Cannot Take Itself for Granted is an excerpt from From Czechoslovakia: The Party and the People‚ published in June of 1967‚ by Milan Kundera. Although it focuses upon Czechoslovakia (the nation which cannot take itself for granted)‚ it is more than a warning to the Czechoslovakian people of Czechoslovakia; it is also a foreshadowing of the coming danger to all nations. Although Kundera speaks directly to the Czech people

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