"The United States is turning a corner in meeting the high school dropout epidemic," General Powell and his wife, Alma J. Powell, wrote in a letter introducing the report.
Of a high school suicide epidemic, Sabina, narrating in the second person, says, "The fact is you even had a go of it.
Now, a Tennessee congresswoman is taking the unfounded claim that porn is evil to new heights arguing it's somehow a "root cause" of America's school shooting epidemic.
After 17 people were killed last month in Parkland, Florida, Republicans came up with some creative solutions to America's school shooting epidemic, like praying them away, doing absolutely nothing, and suggesting we start arming teachers, days before one opened fire at a school in Georgia.
The characteristic "double hump" appearing in the school closure epidemic curves is due to schools re-opening after their maximum 4 weeks of school closure, and the subsequent acceleration of the epidemic at that point.
Consequently, the school-based epidemic was on the decline by the time officials closed schools.
The purpose of the play, Mr. Sod said, was to inspire new ways of thinking about the school-violence epidemic.
But what if the way to explain the school-shooting epidemic is to go back and use the Granovetterian model — to think of it as a slow-motion, ever-evolving riot, in which each new participant's action makes sense in reaction to and in combination with those who came before?
Cyclic demographic flux could cause the model to underestimate seasonal movement and coastal contacts, resulting in overestimated fadeout rates caused by not considering summer cases and predicting only school term epidemics, sparked by core cities.
As each day goes by, the task of building schools in epidemic countries into effective weapons against HIV/AIDS becomes more difficult.
