http://drgrissom.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] drgrissom.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] fandomhigh2005-09-26 11:44 am
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Sociology: Criminology and Death and Dying

Criminology
The following students have been removed from class for non-participation: darkchylde_
The following students are in good standing: maias_notebook, whitedeathpod, call_me_red_ac, cameronmitchell, lauraholt, chloe_sullivan
The following students have excused absences, but must make up coursework: rosefern_todd, emo_knight

Your quizzes have been graded, you all did exceptionally well.


Death and Dying
The following students are in good standing: marieann_d, allie_cameron, chosenslayer_, oatmanspatient, actingltcrumpet, susan_death_, conathon, psycho_barbie, banikslaveboy, sumeragi_13
The following students have not attended in more than a week, and will be removed if they do not join discussion today. (If they are still students at all, the professor hasn't kept the best track of these things.): harried_potter, cyloninyourhead, _farmboy_, notashepard, emo_knight


DISCUSION TOPIC FOR BOTH CLASSES:
Women and Violent Crime

Women are statistically less likely to commit violent crimes, including homicide. Why do you feel this is true, or do you feel that we are studying these numbers in the wrong way?

[OOC: Class meetings may become sporadic as I am leaving the game. If a new Grissom takes over (which may happen if I puppy dog eye it correctly), please play with them. If not, classes will conclude at the end of this week, unless I hear back from the mods as to when new enrollment will be occuring, and then I will leave classes open until then. Thanks.]

[identity profile] cameronmitchell.livejournal.com 2005-09-26 05:42 pm (UTC)(link)
I think it probably has to do with the roles women play in our society. We might say that everyone is equal, but the traditional roles are still very present even today and it's a new attitude that is pretty unique for the "western" society as well. When you get right back down to it, we still expect the girls to be nice and the boys to be "boys" and rough it up. And as much as we all like to be individuals, we still end up behaving to how we are expected to behave - with exceptions of course. This probably reflects in those statistics as well.

That being said? I don't think these people have ever been to fandomhigh, because most girls around here can beat the crap out of me any guy.