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Increased Parental Responsibility and Gun Control Helps Decrease School Violence Sitting on the couch after a long day at work, I decide to turn on the television to forget about my worries. All of a sudden my life is snapped back into perspective. My rough day consisted of whether or not I remembered to bring a refill of Pepsi to one of my customers. The children of Santee, California were wondering if their classmates and friends made it out of high-school alive. I sit in awe of this tragedy, wondering what happened to the days when high-school worries were whether or not you will have a date for Prom. The worst thing my classmates and I could imagine happening was getting hit with a piece of pizza during a food fight. Never did we worry that during that food fight someone would come and open fire in the cafeteria. This school shooting, which resulted in two casualties and thirteen wounded, is one of many in the past few years. President Bush made a statement about the increase in gun violence at school, stating that it was a parents responsibility. Although it may not be all the parents responsibility they do play a role in what their children, and I emphasize children, do or do not
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Approximate Pages = 11 (250 words per page double spaced)
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