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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* The school in ''Blazing Transfer Student'' allowed students to challenge each other to official boxing matches as a means to resolving their arguments.
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* ''[[Kanokon]]'', somewhat. Fights between Youkai aren't encouraged, but the teachers don't seem to have a problem with these fights and they do observe/referee the matches. Fights between regular students aren't mentioned.
* The school in ''[[Veritas]]'', is one such example. They even have an area just for fighting and training.
* The Tenchi Gakuen in ''[[Hayate
* One of the main plotlines in ''[[Aiki]]'' is students attending one School of Hard Knocks trying to become skilled enough to earn admission at a University of Hard Knocks when they graduate.
* The ''[[Pokémon]]'' school ''The Pokémon Technical Institue'' which appeared in episode 9, ''[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|The School of Hard Knocks]]''.
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* The Swedish novel/movie ''Evil'' (''Ondskan'') has a very serious version of this, as a private boarding school essentially allows students to fight each other to settle disputes.
** This is sadly a real life example. The boarding school, Solbacka, was closed down because of the violence that went on there. The fighting was not actually encouraged in order to solve disputes, but to maintain a hierarchy among the students. It was supposed to 'harden' the boys.
* In ''[[Harry Potter and
** Hogwarts is not much better, what with the Beaters in Quidditch matches who are supposed to hit their opponents with heavy balls, and the (very short-lived) dueling club.
* Various ''[[Discworld]]'' examples including, but not limited to:
** The Assassins' Guild School. It is first referenced in ''[[
*** The Assassins' School is expanded upon in the opening quarter or so of ''[[
** By the time of ''[[
** In ''[[
** The Quirm Academy for Young Ladies, which appears in ''[[
** The Unseen University, from the various Wizard books, also leans towards the hard knocks style of education, particularly in teaching the difference between Monkeys and Apes.
== [[Music]] ==
* [[The Offspring]], "Come Out and Play".
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* ''[[Bully (video game)|Bully]].'' 'Nuff said.
=== [[Visual Novels]] ===
* ''[[Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai!|Maji De Watashi Ni Koi Shinasai]]'' is largely set in Kawakami High School, where official duels are sanctioned and all manners of replica weaponry are kept in every classroom for such occasions. Duels scale from simple betting to the Kawakami War, which involves the school with some extra hired troops, divided into two armies.
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