by Ricky
It’s very important to come correct to anyone, both to people you don’t know and know. Respect is very serious, we as people need to respect each other. There are plenty of ways to come correct and not come correct. And people know that to get respect we have to give it.
by Lanaya
Sometimes when you’re in the moment of a heated argument or dispute, you don’t really think about what you’re saying or how the other person is feeling while you’re saying how you feel. Recently, in Bowie, Maryland at Bowie State University, a young lady was stabbed and killed by her fellow roommate. According to myfoxdc.com, the dispute was over the volume of the victim’s music. Supposedly her roommate came into the room and turned her music off and left, but the victim turned the music back on, not knowing that cutting it back on would take her life. The girl came back to the room and started fighting the victim, and grabbed a pair of scissors and stabbed her in the neck. Forty-Five minutes later the life of the victim had been gone.
Koalas. Aren’t they cute? Here’s some facts about koalas. They are only found in Australia. They live up to 17 years, but males typically live for about 10 years due to fights and injuries. And about 80% of Koalas have chlamydia.
People like love songs because they are easy to relate too. This is why artist like to sing about love and heartbreak. They’ll say things like, “I can’t breath unless you’re next to me” or “I’ll die if without your love”. Love can really be a life and death matter, but only Rihanna will repeatedly sing about guns and love.
What was the message you got from Rihanna’s new single ‘Man Down’? The message she sent to me was she’s a strong woman, don’t mess with her. Whether that was the statement she wanted to make, that’s what I got from it. If you haven’t seen the video, Rihanna gets raped and shoots the guy who did it. Some think she’s sending the wrong message, that she’s promoting violence and revenge.
Legislature Adopts Resolution for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, Lets Dating Violence Education Bill Die
Sacramento, June 8, 2011—On June 6th, the Senate adopted ACR 29 (Bonilla) designating February as Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. Advocates acknowledged the importance of the state’s recognition of this serious problem, even as they questioned why the legislature had allowed a teen dating violence education bill to die in committee on May 27th.
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