The Breakfast Club: Communication Theory: Movie Review

China Joe spent pretty much half of his life in jail after the fifth grade. After his final arrest on a burgarly charge, Joe finally realized he needed to do something different with his life and had to stay away from prison. He was released by a judge to work on the streets for Cure Violence. Cure Violence is an organization that tries to help out individuals to understand that the can change for the better, and can still do something good in their life. China Joe was a perfect fit into this organization because that’s exactly what he wanted.

While in school, Holden also witnesses someone dying, a kid was being bullied and then committed suicide by jumping out a two story window. Holden heard the kids body hit the ground and witnessed him laying on the cement with blood everywhere. That also played a factor in the way he

On Monday July 22, 1965 Mary Beth Tinker and her siblings sat in front of a judge and jury to plead their case. Scared and shaking she sat next to her attorney trying to muster up bavery. Her brother, John, was the first to give his testimony. John testified that he had made it through several periods where none of his classmates or any of the faculty had said anything to him about the black armband. It was not until after lunch that John was asked to go to the principal 's office where he refused to remove his band and wass promptly removed from school.

So Walter hid them by putting them in a paper bag. He also wanted to dance in the street with other kids and his father didn’t like so he made him quit dancing in the streets. Last but not least, this teacher did something that could benefit Walter and this was pull him out of class once a week for speech

Jessie Misskelley was picked up at school. Most people are still trying to figure out if the three boys are guilty or innocent. One will learn about Jessie’s trial vs. Damien and Jason’s trial. The only reason they were convicted with murdering the three 8 year old boys was due to their differences with the rest of society.

Cheez-its are not allowed in the cafeteria because every student in the cafeteria started a food fight with Cheez-its. The students and Mrs. Conway have been planning to pull a prank on Mr. Carter because it was his last year as a principal. While we were planning the prank, students didn’t want to do it because they thought that they would have to be put into detention. On November 14, 2012, everyone brought four to five packages of Cheez-its to lunch, but some people brought more just so the fight will be longer.

Melinda Sordino begins her freshman year with an unrevealed secret. She’s hated by all students because when the summer was coming to an end, she went to a party and called the police. She has to go through judgments and physical bullying ever since. Till she finally tells the world what happened that night and everything changes.

Dating back all the way to 1860, this club has grown into more. In the small city of Hartford, Conneticut, there was a group of boys that lead shabby lives on the streets. With no one to go to, they wandered, bullying and taking out anger on others, trying to act cool. But with every man comes a small part of little boy in them. This is how Elizabeth Hammersly and her sisters got to the kids, knowing that their life was not a good one.

“It is now seven-oh-six. You have exactly eight hours and fifty-four minutes to think about why you're here” Vernon announces. The 80’s classic, The Breakfast Club, focuses on five students; Bender, Claire, Andrew, Brian and Allison who are in detention on a Saturday. Bender is an adolescent with an aggressive attitude whose goal is to be understood and have people see who he really is. Vernon, the detention monitor, hates Bender due to his refusal to listen, attitude and disrespect for him.

They have sold the idea that everyone should do their share to sell the chocolates, and anyone who doesn’t should be punished. The idea of selling the chocolates has become the trend at the school. It is not Jerry’s course of action, however, and he becomes the outcast and gets punished by his peers in the end. The consequences that Jerry endures from his peers include : getting beat up by an unseen person at football practice, receiving prank phone calls at his home at all hours of the night, having his locker at school broken into and getting its contents destroyed, finding his art project that is due stolen from the teacher’s desk, and worst of all, getting seriously beaten up at a rigged school boxing fight. This shows the power of conformity and the human nature to conform.

In 2015, Brock Turner, a student from Stanford, sexually assaulted a young woman on campus. Turner claimed that “his actions [were] the product of a culture of drinking, peer pressure and ‘sexual promiscuity’’ which led him to having 6 months in jail on Judge Persky’s ruling. The aftermath of the case, Stanford University, according to Erik Ortiz, “banned hard liquor at all on campus parties; [however], beer and wine are still allowed”, meaning that Stanford made minor changes to address future problems and had little action on the topic. College should focus on sexual assault on campus by enforcing punishment, passing more policies, and learning to ignore their image to reduce the number of rape cases on campus.

Little Rock Nine enrolled the beginning of the day the Arkansas National Guard 's turned away the students. The first day of school the African American cars were pelted with rocks along with death threats screamed at the students. These nine students made history that later became a big part of the Civil Rights Movement. Experiences that the students went through on their first day of school is something that no person should ever experience. One student went through having acid was thrown in her face, the other pushed down the stairs.

Eric always left the dorm around midnight and would come back right before class. I didn’t know where he was going until after class that day, I saw a white KKK cloak in his room. I knew now and it scared me to think he is apart of that group of racist murderers. That meant he can’t know about me going to help the basketball team get to the NCAA tournament next week.

Melinda Sordino started ninth grade just as afraid and alone as I did. At an End-of-the-Summer party, Melinda was raped by a football player from Merryweather, her new high school. She immediately called the cops to report the crime, however the kneejerk reaction of the underage drinkers occupying the houseparty silenced her and chased her away. Consequently, Melinda’s best friends from middle school abandoned her; no one wanted to be associated with the squealer. Her parents were distant and never took the time to understand the sudden change in Melinda’s demeanor.

In school, John doesn 't care about of his grades and usually does not do his homework. He does pranks such as setting off pocket-sized bombs in the bathroom to gain attention to himself. He could care less about what he is learning at school. The first few sentences of the book are, “I used to really hate school when I first started at Franklin High. I hated it so much the first year they called me the Bathroom Bomber.