... or inaccurate. In most cases stereotyping can result in negative actions. For example, In "The Breakfast Club", the stereotypical loser, Johnny Bender, is treated inferior by the two popular characters. Brian, the nerd, is treated as though he does not exist. In a high school setting, the way that students view each other determines the way that they will interact. For instance ... , in the first scene of the movie, while the students are in the library, Claire and Andrew sit together. The punk Johnny, and the nerd Brian, sit alone. And Alison, the antisocial weirdo, sits away from the o...

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... to run the school. Believe it or not, this competition is subject to lawsuits and many schools in this country have already experienced lawsuits regarding the valedictorian issue. For example, Brian Delekta sued the school district to give him an A-Plus instead of an A for a class he took in his mother's law firm which made him narrowly miss the highest GPA ... ...

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... in Interscholastic Sports Programs." A Matter of Fact. Ann Arbor: Pierian Press, 1996. 217-21. Nack, William., and Lester Munson. "Out of Control." Sports Illustrated 24 Jul. 2000: 86-95. Robbins, Brian, dir. Varsity Blues. Perf. Jon Voight and James Van Der Beek. Paramount, 1998....

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... he doesn't necessarily WANT to be. Rather than disappoint them, he simply becomes who they think he is. This creates a lot of internal anger, which surfaces often throughout the movie. Brian Johnson, Anthony Michael Hall, excels academically but has little self-confidence to show for it. He tends to be hard on himself, and can't handle failure. Straight-laced and timid ... ...

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... with part-time jobs wind up paying for their paychecks. Many are forced by time constraints to give up a number of activities they once enjoyed. For example, high school senior Brian Holle gave up playing football to work at his time-consuming job at Jiffy Lube. Other working teens note that they have little time to socialize and are even too ... ...

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... care of by their mothers to being independent. It's like taking a hatchling out of its nest and expecting it to fly immediately. They still need guidance and life experience. As Brian Shaw said of a nineteen year old Kobe Bryant in Sports Illustrated magazine, "nobody was going to listen to him when he was eighteen, nineteen years old. He didn't have enough ... ...

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... , earned his detention by setting off a false fire alarm during school. This fulfills the stereotype of more troublesome people that states that they have no respect for anything or anyone. Brian Johnson, the "brain", brought a flare gun to school, mistaking it for a real gun; he tells the rest of them that he could not fail shop class no matter what. This ... ...

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