First reading choice,
SUMMARY:
This reading assignment examines the both the dangers and physiology of beige drinking, the author starts her inquiry into binge drinking at a university of Maddison, when she attends a party. The author then interviews students who are binge drinking, and ask them some questions about their activities. The author then goes on to site data from both news reports and collage study’s on the topic of binge drinking, the data from collage study’s goes on to explain how a inquire from Harvard in 1997 explains that about 43 percent of college students admitted to binge drinking in the preceding two weeks. The author also sites reports of college students who have died due to alcohol posing or impermanent. The inquire …show more content…
The author starts by reviewing facts about drug use, liquor and Tabaco in particular, according to the authors sources nearly 20 percent over 18 are current smokers, then the author goes on to explain liquor use among teens and college students and how inebriation is a large occurrence in younger age groups. The author then goes on to state that a large part of students in high school and collage use marijuana compared to older adults. In the authors research he enplane how race could play a part in drug use and addiction, according to the text Asian Americans had the lowest substance use compared to other races, and native Americans have the highest drug use of other ethnic groups. The author then goes on to explain how socioeconomic factor also play into drug use, drug use is more prominent in poor uneducated people compared to other economic classes. Another subject that is explored by the author views perception drug use, and the dugs that are commonly abused such as Depressants, Stimulants, and pain killers. The last and large part of the authors text views our stance on drug use and probation and our war on drugs, the author explains how social factors such as peer drug use and drug use in young people causes changes in the war on drugs, part of this text vies the Mexican drug war and views how drugs have filled a dangerous war in Mexico to provide drugs to other
SUMMARY:
This reading assignment examines the both the dangers and physiology of beige drinking, the author starts her inquiry into binge drinking at a university of Maddison, when she attends a party. The author then interviews students who are binge drinking, and ask them some questions about their activities. The author then goes on to site data from both news reports and collage study’s on the topic of binge drinking, the data from collage study’s goes on to explain how a inquire from Harvard in 1997 explains that about 43 percent of college students admitted to binge drinking in the preceding two weeks. The author also sites reports of college students who have died due to alcohol posing or impermanent. The inquire …show more content…
The author starts by reviewing facts about drug use, liquor and Tabaco in particular, according to the authors sources nearly 20 percent over 18 are current smokers, then the author goes on to explain liquor use among teens and college students and how inebriation is a large occurrence in younger age groups. The author then goes on to state that a large part of students in high school and collage use marijuana compared to older adults. In the authors research he enplane how race could play a part in drug use and addiction, according to the text Asian Americans had the lowest substance use compared to other races, and native Americans have the highest drug use of other ethnic groups. The author then goes on to explain how socioeconomic factor also play into drug use, drug use is more prominent in poor uneducated people compared to other economic classes. Another subject that is explored by the author views perception drug use, and the dugs that are commonly abused such as Depressants, Stimulants, and pain killers. The last and large part of the authors text views our stance on drug use and probation and our war on drugs, the author explains how social factors such as peer drug use and drug use in young people causes changes in the war on drugs, part of this text vies the Mexican drug war and views how drugs have filled a dangerous war in Mexico to provide drugs to other