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    all colleges around the world, and something glamorized in society, this idea where you get to college party, drink, etc. Therefore I wouldn't necessarily say WVU has a substance abuse problem, but rather the portrayal in society of partying and drinking in college has caused colleges as a whole to have substance abuse problems. Also, with the label of being the number 1 party school, in many ways does encourage this problem. But I do believe the issue has more to do with perception, and what…

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    addicted to alcohol, they become behind on school work and for adults it is becoming behind on tasks for their job. When you abuse alcohol you are more likely to drink and drive or ride with a drunk driver (Mantel). If that does not say enough, nothing will. On top of that there are tons and tons more problems that can ruin an alcoholics life. During prolonged periods of excessive drinking it can complicate matters into more serious situations such as being hospitalized. Life-lasting effects…

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    Almost 88,000 people die from alcohol related causes each year, making it the fourth leading preventable cause of death in the United States. With the increasing number of deaths each year, alcohol consumption has become an increasing concern. Alcoholism can be defined as a condition that prevents people from being able to control their alcohol consumption. A disease can be defined as an abnormal condition of a structure or function of one part of the body that affects the whole body and…

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    Abstaining from alcohol and its effects on socializing has a lot to do with the individual’s personality when they are sober. I find that individuals that we hang out with when we consume alcohol is not always the same individuals we spent time with when we are sober. They tend to be the people that we avoid because they are only fun when drunk. As mean as it sounds, we do have friends that we only want to spend time with they are under the influence. They are described as the fun individual and…

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    Alcohol Dependency 1 out of 10 deaths (20-60 of age) are due to excessive alcohol use. Approximately two billion individuals consume alcoholic beverages globally in less than a year. Alcohol consumption in excess has both immediate and long-term consequences in regards to health and social life. In current times, over seventy-six million individuals are affected by alcohol use disorders. Among these disorders is alcohol addiction. Heavy drinkers are also at risk for chronic illnesses such as…

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    deployments, and years of vigorous training to obtain this elite status. When all said and done, there is a larger problem then where they are going to be shipped off to next, or when their next training assignment is; it is the increase in drug and alcohol abuse. Being part of this elite force comes with a high set of standards and pressure from civilian society and in military rank. The “military world” and civilian world differ in ways that cannot be imagined unless one has lived through…

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    Addiction Influencing An Author's Writing F. Scott Fitzgerald advised a friend once that drinking alcohol “heightens my emotion and I put it into a story… Drink is an escape… All sensitive minds feel it” (“Understanding Alcohol Use Disorders and Their Treatment”). Alcohol addiction is more of a common disease that affecting more people as the years go by. Experts conclude that addiction may control or impact a person's life by sustaining relationships and displaying aggressive behaviors. This…

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    article summarizes a tragedy happened in Rutgers University in February 1988. James Callahan, a 19-year-old freshman, died from alcohol abuse after attending a fraternity party. The whole university was in mourning and the authority had to suspend all social activities planned by fraternity and sonority. However, Callahan’s death did not stop the growing trend of alcohol abuse. One of the students who knew his death was still planning a party for next weekend. Many students did not believe this…

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    Monitoring The Future

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    metaphorical beverage equivalent with college is alcohol. Monitoring the Future (MTF) is a 40 year ongoing study at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor that surveys approximately 50,000 students a year. MTF reports that 81% of college students, and 86% of young adults from 19 to 28 years old have tried alcohol and alcohol usage has been identified as a major health problem among the college population. Although studies continue show declining alcohol usage in both the non-college attending and…

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    State, “Students who had not abused alcohol…

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