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    There are many things that drivers do that cause crashes and in some cases, death. However, the most surprising fact of crashes to me was that the most deaths in Utah were caused by speeding. I realized that speeding was dangerous but I had no idea that speeding could cause 42% of Utah highway deaths. Speeding is very dangerous and could hurt many people, including yourself. The 2nd highest amount of deaths for teenagers is also for speeding. For teenagers I am not surprised, there are many teen…

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    During the 20th century there were thirteen years in which alcohol was prohibited. The eighteenth amendment of the United States constitution prohibits the manufacture, sale, transportation, or the exportation of alcohol in the United States. The eighteenth amendment was also known as prohibition. Prohibition lasted from 1919 to 1933. Prohibition corrupted society because families became more exposed to alcohol than before, and the crime rate rose in the years of prohibition, specifically…

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    Although the world is blessed with an incredibly diverse population, every person has a family. The most relatable aspect in people’s lives are having those who are loving and caring. Dogs, friends, or family, every person has those who mean the most to them. In Budweiser’s Super Bowl Commercial in 2014, the ad campaign not only advertises their products but also advertises the importance of using their products responsibly. With a dog and its owner as its main stars, the commercial starts out…

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    The novel, The Fault in our Stars, written by John Green includes a resolution that includes irony, however an alternate ending with the main characters passing away in conjunction would include an instance of irony. In the original ending of the novel, Augustus perishes from his cancer, while Hazel lives on. In the alternate ending of the novel, Hazel and Augustus would die in conjunction. However, unlike Green’s version of the novel, Hazel would expire in a motor accident. Thus, the alternate…

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    Argyria Research Paper

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    Argyria, or more commonly known as blue skin disorder, is a condition in which the skin turns purple of purple-grey in color. This is due to the acquisition of silver or silver compounds in the body. Generally this rare skin disorder only has cosmetic effects and is not a lethal condition. However argyria is mainly incurable and irreversible. There are two forms of argyria, generalized argyria and localized argyria. Generalized argyria affects large areas of the visible surface of the body…

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    A As Sulcer Tragedy

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    As a horrific flood striked Houston, a woman tried to keep her toddler protected. Authorities said a 41-year-old women by the name of Colette Sulcer was driving on a Tuesday afternoon down a interstate 10 road in Beaumont, when her vehicle hit high waters. More than two inches of precipitation falling per hour and gusts of wind blowing at 38mph. Sulcer pulled into a nearby parking lot and was imprisoned, Beaumont police said, so she grabbed her child and fled the lot. Similar scenes have…

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    Increasing the age of when teens can begin to drive would be unnecessary in my opinion. A reasons we should raise the age to 18 could be that some teen drivers are more mature at that age. Some people say there would be less wrecks if the age was raised but wrecks can just happen to anyone. Increasing the age is just a difficult situation because it's based on people's opinions. The age to be raised could be good for the cops if they were to pull a teen over, then they would treat them like a…

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    Anti Homeless Bans

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    Fort Lauderdale, Florida is among the many cities in the United States that are making it exceedingly more difficult for homeless people without the risk of being fined or arrested for breaking what the local government deems is the law. According to the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty, bans all over many American cities on sleeping in public have increased by sixty percent since 2011. Those who agree with the food-sharing bans believe that such bans will result in lower crime…

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    Danger In Into The Wild

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    Danger is a big part to teenagers . This prompt is stating an important fact to most teenagers now a days . Now a says teenagers just try being "reckless" at least to them its reckless , while to most people its dumb . Driving to fast , driving drunk , being on drugs , to most teens its "reckless" , but whats the reason for it ? It doesn't help at all , it just makes your life in danger . In the book , Into the Wild , Chris put his life in danger , but he wasn't trying to be reckless .…

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    Can Teens Decide for Themselves? “Rates of deaths by injury between ages 15 to 19 are about six times, that of the ages 10 and 14… as with reproductive hormones, stress hormones can have complex effects on the brain, and as a result, behavior” (Teen Brain: Under Construction). Are 18-year olds mature enough to make life decisions? The answer is no. Many 18-year olds may think they are mature enough to make adult like decisions yet in reality, they make reckless and risky choices.…

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