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    United States is undoubtedly underage drinking. Underage drinking is a violation of college and state policies; although the statues are disregarded. Drinking laws are in place because underage drinking is detrimental to the community and the user. However, the current laws are not deterring underage drinking; and the problems associated with underage drinking are persistent. The blatant disobedience by teens has caused deliberation about changing the current laws. One debated solution to stop underage drinking is to lower the drinking age from twenty-one to eighteen. Lowering the dinking age would obviously lower the number of incidents of underage drinking on college campuses, because most students…

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    Underage Drinking In today’s society, drinking has become the thing to do among many high school and college students. Most of these students are just looking for a way to fit in or become part of a group, but they do not realize all of the negative effects that drinking can have on them and the terrible things that can happen while under the influence of alcohol. It was found that by the end of high school, more than 75% of youths have consumed alcohol, and each year underage drinking results…

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    Thinking back to the last big event that happened on our own campus, I learned that a lot of underage drinking happened. Many students had describe their plans to “pre-turn up” before the concert and then to continue with their partying afterwards. Students often list their plans for the weekend on social media encouraging others to join in and to bring their own drink, as they plan to get blackout drunk. Drinking games, off campus parties and binge drinking are a large part of the campus party…

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    Kate LaViolette Good Decision Making Regarding Alcohol Use Underage drinking has become one of the largest social issues among young people in America today. Even though a large amount of underage people participate in drinking, the problem is that they are not aware of how dangerous alcohol can actually be. The reality is that alcohol is often the cause of many problems among young adult's. Alcohol ruins many young peoples lives, and is now one of the most serious problems they face. …

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    Many high schoolers fall under the name “follower,” playing their part in “follow the leader” game. Trends are often followed by numerous amounts of people. But, one of the more illegal and dangerous “follow the leader” game in high school, is underage drinking. From what I have seen happen with my peers, when one person starts to drink, their whole entire friend group is suddenly throwing a party over the weekend and everyone there is drunk. Freshman year, I noticed that none of my peers drank…

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    Mercer County, Ohio has one of the highest underage drinking percentages per capita in the country. As teens, we think we are indestructible and we are in control of our lives and everything in it, but we all must face reality. Social media is full of teenagers partying and drinking, they think it makes them popular and cool, but it is really just ruining their lives. Every weekend there is at least one party in my county and have watched students show up to sporting events drunk because they…

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    though social events. One of those many event is underage drinking. This is a big problem in our country. Much of the population is in favor to change the minimum legal drinking age. They think it will solve the problem of underage drinking. It will actually do quite the opposite. The U.S.A should not lower the minimum drinking age because it poses too many dangers for youth. The danger of youth drinking can affect many areas of the brain and could put other in danger other than the…

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    Underage Drinking is when anyone under the minimum legal drinking age of 21 drinks alcohol. In most cases people abuse alcohol around freshman year of high school. Some people even drink at an earlier age with the permission of their parents. Young people usually drink because an older brother or sister is doing it so the pressure to fit in attracts them to start drinking. Underage drinking is a huge problem and I think it’s even a bigger problem here in Las Vegas because our city drives on…

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    Juvenile Drinking Underage drinking has become problematic nation wide. Colleges, campus police and police in general, all around the United States, deal with underage drinkers on a daily basis. Many young drinkers are unaware of the outcome alcohol can do to their body in the outcome. Not only the physical harm that alcohol can do to their body but also the fluctuation in emotions, and the risk they have in ruining their lives with just one mistake of being drunk under the age of 21.…

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    seeing people on television drinking and being portrayed to be cool and popular. Young teens today are overexposed to alcohol advertisements and it is creating more of a problem with underage drinking. Alone, alcohol companies spend close to $2 billion every year advertising in the United States alone. From 2001 to 2007, these companies aired more than two million television ads and published more than 20,000 magazine advertisements (Jernigan). This much advertising will inevitably lead to…

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