WEB-SPE@K: How does the Northern Illinois University shooting reflect youth culture?

By Staff Reports | February 14, 2008

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Is yesterday’s shooting at Northern Illinois University indicative of a violent youth culture? Why or why not?

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One Response to “WEB-SPE@K: How does the Northern Illinois University shooting reflect youth culture?”

    Jasmine Marshall Armstrong:
    February 20th, 2008 2:06 pm

    More than anything, I think the shooting is indicative of a national culture of violence. We spend far more on the war in Iraq than we do on a woeful mental health system which lets people fall through the cracks, with tragic results.