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‘Drive for Status
I A recent headline .announces: “Philadelphia Police Nab 1,000 in Teen-Age Crime Roundup.” The accompanying story tells of a police drive to crack down on youthful gangs, confiscate their guns and switchblade knives (recemly made’ illegal by a city ordinance), and release most of them in custody of _ their parents, with stern warnings _ ‘ against future gang activities. -Another—headline—reads: “Gang Wars Curbed by City Mediators.”, This story tells of New York City’s progress in curbing juvenile gang warfare by the use of city board employees. Establishing contact with the groups by ‘‘the hanging-around method,” these understanding individuals are able to find jobs for some of the youths, find halls where the gangs Can hold dances under better conditions than have surrounded their usual rowdy “sessions,” and guide responsibility while satisfying the “drive for status” that lies behind the formation of a gang.(
A third Headline reads: “TeenAgers War Upon Vandalisnij” Here we read of 700 young Bostonians, representative of high school Key
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