### structure:

Prison
* Some prisons have boxing rings in their gymnasium while in others boxing is strictly forbidden
  - more than one security level
  - house up to seven times their capacity
* affects the mind as well as the body.
* allow companies to rent space for a modest fee.
* are a controversial topic that people have different views about
  - buildings
  - centres of torture
  - concentration camps for the poor
* are correctional facilities
  - institutions
  - health hazards
  - institutions housing convicts sentenced to longer terms and are usually run by states
* are located in cities
  - countrysides
  - mostly about security and control
  - much different than jails
* are one of the biggest growth industries in the world
  - type of institutional architecture, and prep schools are another
  - places of temptation and violence
  - punishment
  - run by the government
  - situations
  - the ultimate form of oppression against struggles of recognition and self-determination
  - torture chambers, the torture causes internal physical and psychological damage
  - unique closed environments, where smoking issues create special difficulties
  - universities of crime
* are used for hardened criminals
  - violent institutions
* battle between good and evil.
* chronically stressful environment where almost constant tension and turmoil reign.
* correctional institution
* create the idea of denial of freedom to mask the fact that no-one is really free.
* form a reservoir of tuberculosis, including drug-resistant tuberculosis
  - of low-grade torture which crushes the human spirit
* has a much greater effect on crime than anything else, like employment or policing.
* have addresses
  - horror
  - responsibility
  - run water
* hold people convicted of crimes and serving longer sentences.
* incarcerate offenders for sentences of more than one year.
* includes bases
  - jail cells
  - prison cells
  - sections
* is about loneliness and despair
  - also a time for reflection
  - applied science, where little or nothing happens by accident or through an oversight
* is the opposite of hospitality
  - past, present, and future for many who are both inside and outside the walls
  - prerogative of the powerless and the poor
  - worst place for people with fetal alcohol syndrome
  - where nourishing food and needed medication are virtually nonexistant
* is, by definition, a closed and structured environment.
* place where most everything important is removed from a person.
* proliferate as budgets are slashed for public schools, day care, healthcare and welfare.
* punish taxpayers as well as criminals, and are graduate schools for crime.
* run for profit only make money when every bed is full.
* serve as training camps for crime, especially for young offenders.
* study in race and class in America.
* suffer from severe overcrowding and shortages of food and medicine.
* training ground where simple offenders become criminals.
* use people rather than machines.
* usually hold convicted criminals sentenced to terms longer than one year.
+ Prison, Controversy:

### structure | prison:

Federal prison
* are full of low-level, nonviolent drug offenders.
* hold criminals who have been convicted of violations of federal laws.

Private prison
* jeopardize public safety.
* pick up tax breaks from small towns hungry for new jobs.
* turn a profit by keeping people locked up.

Prong
* are part of belt buckles
  - forks
  - tridents
  - projections
* includes bases
* wear over time or can break from stress.