A high percentage of non-violent crimes should have alternative punishments beside incarceration, which will provide a more constructive solution. ... Or should people at such a young age be giving alternatives? ... These decisions to put them on alternative punishment should be made carefully depending on the character of the violent teen or young offender. ... Do you go to school with a young offender? ... Should people at such a young age be given alternatives? ...

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When the Aboriginal children in the Residential schools returned to their reserve after the 10 months that they were there, the Aboriginal children felt out of place since they had been away from it for so long. ... (AADNC, 2013) Aboriginal children returning to their reserve from the Residential school made them feel unaccepted on the reserve due to their lack of education about the heritage, as well as Canada was not very welcoming to Aboriginals in general. ... Children to the parents that were in the residential school are sexually abused because the parents thought that it was okay to do,...

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The legal drinking age should be lowered to 18 years old and young adults should be allowed to drink in controlled environments such as restaurants, taverns, pubs, and official school and university functions. ... Based upon the fact that our current prohibition are not working, the need for alternative approaches from the experience of the other, and older cultures, who have these problems need to be tried. ... A record of that sort could prove to be a problem when the time comes to look for a job, apply for a professional license, or seek admission to graduate school. ... In an age when ...

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Some companies will completely cover the cost of children's education, or encourage and help families find local schools as another option. [2] First step in the process is the demand for such expatriation. ... The benefits consists usually of: significant rise in salary, housing, car, frequent flights in home country (1 per month) as well as coverage for children`s schools. ... Alternatively, it could also be chosen for a longer stay, if the family really enjoys the new country, but that also means total loss of any direct benefits like housing, tuition fees and extra income, the expat ...

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According to a recent study done in Canada on high school and college students 72% of 20-24 year olds reported drinking alcohol regularly. ... Personal Goals: Students we asked next to rate the importance of achieving certain goals during the upcoming school year. ...

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Trudeau was born into a wealthy family, so money was never a problem when it came to putting Pierre through school. During his teenage years he attended the very prestigious Jesuit preparatory school "Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf....

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