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Intro -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chronology -- 1. Smoking Is Not a Constitutional Right -- 2. The Food and Drug Administration Cannot Regulate the Tobacco Industry -- 3. Raising the Minimum Age to Purchase Tobacco to Twenty-One Would Be Beneficial -- 4. Enforcing Laws Prohibiting Cigarette Sales to Minors Prevents Youth Smoking -- 5. Teens Should Be Able to Smoke -- 6. Numerous Factors Influence Teens to Smoke -- 7. A Teen Discusses Why She Thinks Her Peers Smoke -- 8. Tobacco Advertising Has Targeted Youths -- 9. Targeting Youths by Tobacco Companies Shouldm Be Banned -- 10. Banning Tobacco Ads Infringes the Freedom of Speech -- 11. Government-Mandated Bans and Ordinances Against Smoking Apply to All Public Places -- 12. Government-Mandated Bans on Smoking Are Not Justified -- 13. Banning Smoking on College Campuses Benefits Student Health -- 14. A High School Designated Smoking Area Causes Controversy -- 15. A Teen Discusses How Smoking Caused Her Brother Harm -- 16. Authorizing the Food and Drug Administration to Regulate the Tobacco Industry Is Problematic -- Organizations to Contact -- For Further Reading -- Index

Cover -- Introduction -- 1. Twitter Is Transforming Social Relationships -- 2. Friends Swap Twitters, and Frustration -- 3. Understanding the Psychology of Twitter -- 4. Twitter Has Played a Major Role in Political Change -- 5. The Role of Twitter in Political Change Is Exaggerated -- 6. Twitter Has Transformed News and Reporting -- 7. Twitter Should Not Be Used for News and Reporting -- 8. Twitter May Become Profitable -- 9. Twitter May Not Become Profitable -- 10. Twitterish -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography -- Index

Intro -- INTRODUCTION -- 1. The Dangers of Teen SextingRaychelle Cassada Lohmann -- 2. Sexting Among Teens Can Be HarmfulKatie Abbondanza -- 3. Sexting Among Teens Is Not Always HarmfulAnne Collier -- 4. Teens Sext to Experiment Sexually and Socialize IndependentlySean Carton -- 5. "Sexting" Bullying Cited in Teen's SuicideMichael Inbar -- 6. Sexting Among Teens Should Not Be CriminalizedAmerican Civil Liberties Union -- 7.Sexting and Charging Juveniles-Balancing the Law and Bad ChoicesMathias H. Heck Jr. -- 8. School Officials Must Act to Prevent Sexting and Its ConsequencesMorgan J. Aldridge, Susan C. Dav -- 9. Restricting Sexting May Infringe Free Speech in SchoolsJoseph Oluwole and Preston C. Green III -- 10. Sexting Among Older Adults Is IncreasingJessica Leshnoff -- 11. Sexting Is Rooted in Primal UrgesOgi Ogas -- 12. Is Sexting Someone Else "Cheating"?Louisa Peacock -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography -- Index -- 1 -- 2 -- 3 -- 4 -- 5 -- 6

Intro -- INTRODUCTION -- Most Children Adjust to the Negative Effects of DivorceSarah-Marie Hopf -- Divorce Affects Young Children Differently than AdolescentsCarl Pickhardt -- Cohabitation Has Replaced Divorce as Biggest Threat to ChildrenDave Bohon -- Divorce Has Unique Impacts on Special Needs ChildrenBarbara Epperson -- Parents Must Manage Their Children's Anger over DivorceThalia Ferenc -- When Parents Divorce They Must Emotionally Support Their ChildrenWilliam Mosier -- Divorced Parents Must Work to Coparent Their ChildrenMatthew Sullivan. -- Children Need Structure and Routine During a DivorceJoseph Nowinski -- Divorce May Affect How Parents Discipline Their ChildrenRobert E. Emery -- Adult Children of Divorce Are More Likely to Have Relationship IssuesGeraldine K. Piorkowski -- Having Children Can Cause DivorceVicki Glembocki -- Divorce Should Not Be Attributed to Having ChildrenMichele Zipp -- Some Adolescents Should Have an Influence on Their Parents' DivorceMichael C. Gottlieb and Jeffrey C -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography -- Index -- 1 -- 3 -- 4 -- 5 -- 6 -- 7 -- 8 -- 9 -- 2

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1. Climate Change is Increasing the Severity of Natural Disasters -- 2. Climate Change is Increasing the Frequency of Floods and Droughts -- 3. Climate Change is not Increasing the Frequency of Floods -- 4. Natural Disasters are Hitting Harder, and not Because of Global Warming -- 5. Natural Disasters Caused by Human Activity Have Increased -- 6. Urbanization Increases the Threat of Natural Disasters -- 7. The Increase of Natural Disasters is a Biblical Prophecy -- 8. Catastrophe on Camera: Why Media Coverage of Natural Disasters is Flawed -- 9. The Frequency of Earthquakes is not Increasing -- 10. Counting the Costs of Calamities -- 11. Economic Recovery from Natural Disasters is Declining -- 12. International Laws Fail to Address Disaster-Driven Migration -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover

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Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chronology -- 1. School Dress Codes, Free Speech, and the US Courts: An Overview -- 2. Students have a Right to Free Expression on Clothing When It Does not Cause Disruption -- 3. Disruptive Clothing is not Linked to Student Behavior -- 4. Schools May not Prohibit Students from Wearing the Confederate Flag -- 5. School Dress Codes Are Constitutional -- 6. School Dress Codes Improve Student Behavior -- 7. A Student Argues Against School Dress Codes as a Solution to Behavioral Problems -- 8. School Dress Codes Repress Students of Color -- 9. A Student Argues Against Dress Codes at Colleges and Universities -- 10. Schools May Restrict Expression on Clothing That Attacks Other Students -- 11. Uniforms in Public Schools Are Beneficial -- 12. Uniforms in Public Schools Cannot Be Fairly Enforced -- 13. Sagging Pants Should Be Banned -- 14. A Ban on Sagging Pants is Discriminatory -- 15. Schools have the Right to Prohibit Messages on Clothing -- 16. Free Expression on Clothing is an Important Right for High School Students -- 17. Cross Dressing is a Growing Challenge for Schools -- Organizations to Contact -- For Further Reading -- Index -- Back Cover

Intro -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chronology -- 1. The National Minimum Drinking Age Act Is Constitutional -- 2. The National Minimum Drinking Age Act Violates Youths' and States' Rights -- 3. The Minimum Drinking Age of Twenty-One Is Justified -- 4. A High School Student Learns a Difficult Lesson About Having a Party with Alcohol -- 5. The Minimum Drinking Age Should Be Lowered -- 6. The Minimum Drinking Age Should Not Be Lowered -- 7. Social Hosts Are Not Liable for Serving Alcohol -- 8. Parents Should Be Liable When Minors Drink in Their Homes -- 9. Parents May Not Be Liable When Minors Drink in Their Homes -- 10. A Family Member Discusses the Death of a Relative Due to Underage Drinking and Driving -- 11. Regulations Prohibiting the Sale of Alcohol to Minors Should Be Strictly Enforced -- 12. A Graduated Alcohol Licensing System for Ages Eighteen to Twenty Should Be Established -- 13. The Initiative to Loosen Drinking Restrictions for Ages Eighteen to Twenty Is Harmful -- 14. Alcohol Screening at High School Dances Should Be Mandatory -- 15. Mandatory Alcohol Screening at High School Proms Raises Constitutional Concerns -- Organizations to Contact -- For Further Reading -- Index -- 1 -- 2

Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1: Many Young Adults Are Unknowledgeable About Birth Control -- 2: Abstinence-Only Education Does Not Teach the Effective Use of Birth Control -- 3: Parents Must Provide Guidance About Sex and Birth Control -- 4: Clinics and Schools Can Help Improve Birth Control Services -- 5: Requiring Parental Consent for Birth Control Threatens Teens' Sexual Health -- 6: Not Requiring Parental Consent for Birth Control Places Youths at Risk -- 7: Teens Must Use Birth Control in Serious Relationships -- 8: Teens Use Condoms More Consistently than Adults Do -- 9: Teens Who Do Not Use Condoms Fear Disapproval from Partners -- 10: Morning-After Pills Should Be Accessible to Teens -- 11: Morning-After Pills Harm Women and Adolescent Girls -- 12: Intrauterine Devices Are Underused by Adolescent Girls -- Appendix -- What You Should Know About Birth Control -- What You Should Do About Birth Control -- Organizations to Contact -- Bibliography -- Index -- Picture Credits -- Back Cover