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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1994
Page
9
Fran McCarthy and John D Giorgis argue over whether violence on screen serves a purpose or merely desensitizes audiences. McCarthy cites films like Natural Born Killers and Reservoir Dogs to claim violence can provoke thought, while Giorgis warns of graphic depictions eroding respect for human life and influencing real harm.
Four CHS students share opinions on the shift of power as Republicans control both chambers. Amy McFall believes it will spark new ideas and better use of funds. Becca Leonard argues spending restraint is possible but warns of gridlock and limited changes.
A teen and Dr. Mark Schneider, from Onondaga County Mental Health and private practice, discuss common youth issues in the advice column. Bevan Miller, a Corcoran High School senior, serves as today's adviser with readers invited to write for guidance.
A reader asks how to judge a man’s potential racism before pursuing a relationship. The adviser stresses testing values across contexts, avoiding snap judgments, and communicating boundaries if racism appears. Consider compatibility, timing, and personal comfort before continuing.
Susan Murphy-Milano, survivor turned advocate, left her investment job to run Project: Protect in Chicago. The nonprofit offers legal aid, safe housing, and sometimes identity changes for domestic violence victims, providing around‑the‑clock security.
The Violence Against Women Act, a landmark federal crime-fighting measure praised for funding and protections, faces jeopardy after Republicans gained control of Congress. NOW coordinates a Washington mobilization with a Clothesline Project viewing and a mass rally, while critics call the act pork and wasteful. Tabitha Soren notes on media coverage.
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