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Youth Of America

 

             The Not-So-Packaged Deal-Youth of America.
             This is extremely hard to admit, but I, ____, am obsessed with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen films. You might be thinking, "Is this girl crazy?- But where else can you see one twin kiss a boy and then automatically the other twin receives a smooch in two minutes or less? I cannot imagine two teenagers with a better life then these two. Ever since I became a "Full House- addict I have thought that the Olsen twins were as beneficial to society the news. I was a lot like the character Michelle Tanner. I was sneaky, mischievous, and pretty darn adorable (what ever happened?) at the tender age of 4. Truthfully I always thought that the actress' name was "Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen- (I wasn't the brightest girl at age 4) and never realized that there were in fact two of them. With the quick development of their media empire I became well aware of the two and was soon able to tell them apart in all pictures! To start things off here is a little biography about the entertainment tycoons.
                          Mary-Kate and Ashley Fuller Olsen, famously known as the Olsen Twins, were born on June 13, 1986 in Sherman Oaks, California. The twins television premiere was at the age of nine months old when they both took on the role of Michelle Tanner on the ABC/TV hit comedy series, "Full House."" The Olsen twins literally have grown up in the public's eye. At the age of six-months their mom, Jarnette, took the two to an audition for "Full House,"" the two did not cry or fuss and landed the role of Michelle that same day. TV ratings were extremely high, and on numerous occasions Mary-Kate and Ashley were ranked number one in the girls popularity section of different magazines. (Lippman).
                            When "Full House- aired its final episode in 1994, this was in no way an ending, but the beginning of a blossoming entertainment career for the fraternal twins (it is quite shocking that they are in fact not identical).


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1. Hitler Youth

However at this time youth groups were very popular in the Republic and the Hitler Youth represented only 1 percent of all organized youth. ... Large numbers of youth began to resist the Hitler Youth and Nazi state in general. ... The whole German youth inside the region of the Reich are incorporated into the Hitler Youth. ... The task of the education of the whole German youth in the Hitler Youth is given over to the Reich Youth leader of the NSDAP. ... Jewish youth were out-casted and upper and middle class youth rebelled and formed their own groups. ...

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2. Hitler Youth

However at this time youth groups were very popular in the Republic and the Hitler Youth represented only 1 percent of all organized youth. ... Large numbers of youth began to resist the Hitler Youth and Nazi state in general. ... The whole German youth inside the region of the Reich are incorporated into the Hitler Youth. ... The task of the education of the whole German youth in the Hitler Youth is given over to the Reich Youth leader of the NSDAP. ... Jewish youth were out-casted and upper and middle class youth rebelled and formed their own groups. ...

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3. America And Lebanese Youth

Therefore this is why this Topic of American foreign policy is of so much importance to everyone in the world including Lebanon's youth that I wish to analyze in further detail. ... This topic that I have chosen shows that these American decisions have an effect on Americans as well as non-Americans everywhere in the world. ... Does Lebanon's youth view the American foreign policy as well the outcomes of these policies as aggressive or bullying? ... In my research I found that there is a clear and evident understanding of American motives to the Lebanese youth. In support of my hypot...

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4. Youth Gang Violence In America

Youth Gang Violence in America A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of going home to visit the beautiful city of Austin, Texas. ... And finally, television, movies, radio, and music all have profound effects on youth today. ... What we need to ask ourselves is: *Are today's youth more violent? ... One important aspect of youth violence, however, has clearly changes. ... One aspect America needs to concentrate on is solutions to gang violence. ...

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5. Youth Gangs

Youth Gangs as a Social Problem Sometime in the past 20 or 30 years, youth gangs have increasingly become a social problem society has had to deal with. ... The American Academy of Pediatrics compiled statistics on media violence that say, by the age of 18, the average U.S. child has viewed over 16,000 murders on television. ... Youth gang members use propaganda to get new members. ... Since it is nearly impossible to throw away every television set in America, or have enough money to provide every family with a $400,000 house, or keep people from pressuring one another the best we can do i...

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6. Youth and Image

It is hard for the youth of American society to be truly individual, that's if they want to be, but the fact of the matter is, most don"t. ... Despite the fact that the youth of America hold the idea that they want to be truly individual and independent, they still continue to strive to be some part of a central discourse. ... The youth of Australian society and other society's for that matter, find it very hard to venture outside the world that they have readily access to. ... The challenge for the youth of America is to find a group that they happily identify themselves with ...

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7. Advantages and Disadvantages of Being Native American

Many American Indian youth are repeatedly exposed to opportunities to participate in self-destructive and illegal behaviors. ... Department of Health and Human Services reported the following rates of participation in a variety of high-risk behaviors among Native American youth aged 12 to 17 years in 1999-2000. Illicit drug use by American Indian Youths was more than twice as high as the national average... Suicide is the second leading cause of death for American Indian youth in the fifteen to twenty-four age group; currently the suicide rate is 2.5 times higher for American Indian people th...

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8. Our Society Does Worship Youth

We can see many diverse groups in our society, such as the Americans, African Americans, Asians, Hispanics and some other ethnic groups. ... In America, more than 50% of the people are over weighted. ... There are some sort of makeup that make your skin looks youth and soft. ... When you use some kind of cosmetics, you may look youth but it causes many problems instead of looking youth. ... People do many things to look youth. ...

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9. How historically accurate is the film "Swing Kids" in its po

How historically accurate is the film "Swing Kids" in its portrayal of the actual "Swing Kids" and other elements of Nazi youth? ... One of the rebellious groups was known as the "Swing Kids" for their love of jazz and swing music, popular in America and England in this time. ... Primary Source Evidence from the time of the Swing Kids indicates that they wore the new American and English fashions adapted from the clothes of the pioneers of swing music and dance. ... The Attitudes of the swing kids and other Nazi youth towards the Nazi's in the film "Swing Kids," is reasonably historica...

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10. The Effects Of Anti-smoking Ads On The Youth Of America.

The effects of anti-smoking ads on the youth of America. Anti-smoking ads have hit America's youth like a ton of bricks, and they are working. The "Truth" ads seem to be especially effective on the youth of today. ... Those ads did not have much of an effect on the youth. ...

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