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    money per month. This is significant considering the amount of money spent on alcohol is in the same range. (Gladieux & Lee 2001). Binge drinking can be a major problem. Forty percent of U.S. undergraduates engage in heavy drinking - having five drinks in a row in a two-week period (Johnston et al 2005). The affects of binge drinking are tremendously adverse. Those who binge drink are more likely to engage in reckless behavior such as unplanned sexual activity, driving intoxicated, damaging…

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    tradition of college drinking has been handed down for many generations emerging into a type of culture with its own customs and belief systems. Many students view college drinking as a “coming of age liberty” and vital to their social success. Environmental and peer influence also contribute to the culture. These active and passive views of college drinking have instilled a powerful influence over the student’s behavior relating to alcohol consumption. So is binge drinking an issue amongst…

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    know someone who was involved in a drinking related accident. Whatever it may be, chances are you have seen the effects of alcohol or have been affected yourself in either a positive or a negative way. This leads people to form opinions about alcohol and how it should be regulated in America. One of the central debates surrounding alcohol is what the legal drinking age should be in the United States. In order to debate what should be done about the legal drinking age, it is important to agree…

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    Adolescents develop drinking issues for many reasons - because they're bored, because of peer pressure, because there is nothing else to do. A report last year by the National Drug analysis Institute found girls aged fourteen to seventeen were worse abusers of alcohol than eighteen to twenty four year recent men. The media portrays as Adolescents are drinking to excess and this can be, by many, thought-about to be a traditional activity of teenagers. The Medias portrayal of adolescent drinking,…

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    human body is overwhelming. It does not pose a serious concern if drinking is practically safely but if binge drinking is practice instead it becomes a serious problem. Unfortunately, many underage drinkers do not practice safe practice and it leads to serious short and long term situations. There is significant evidence that proves that drinking alcohol harms a person physically, mentally, and spiritually especially when drinking is practice underage. The…

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    Tobacco has very bad affects on lung function, and other pulmonary functions of the body, yet is still totally legal. Binge drinking of alcohol, common dangerous, and costly to society also totally legal. Marijuana on the other hand has, no impact on lung function, no impact on pulmonary function, and no impact on mortality. Still it is almost always illegal. I am not trying…

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    from drinking, before turning 21. In most cases, when a teenager drinks before reaching the age limit of 21, parents believe that their child is badly behaved. However, that’s not always the case. Many studies have showed that a large amount of teenagers drink before reaching the age limit because their friends peer pressure them to drink, they’re dealing with an assortment of problems, or their family and/or school life is stressing them out more than it should. When teenagers are drinking,…

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    decision. College drinking seems to be very common today. All college students engage in college drinking whether they drink or not. The problem with college drinking is not necessarily the drinking itself, but the negative consequences that result from excessive drinking. Due to the issue, many alcohol companies are using it to their benefit. Although these companies make more money but this step is not viable on the social level. I think she should not go with the…

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    Why the drinking age should not be lowered As we all know and understand, alcohol has to be handled with responsibility and not to be misuse. Alcoholism affects so many people in the United States due to irresponsible decisions, but most legally teens who are considered adults say, once you are eighteen, you should be able to do whatever you want because you gained more civil rights by being able to vote, purchase tobacco products and join the forces so why not be allowed to purchase alcohol…

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    you have been promoted, or bad day, because you've been laid off, the one phase that brings everyone together for celebration or lack there of is "Hey, lets go grab a drink!". Sure one or two cocktails wont cause much harm, but shooting shots, and drinking random beverages throughout the night cause serious damage, and health concerns. The moment when you finally feel intoxicated, or "drunk" is due to the fact that your liver simply can not keep up. When the liver is unable to keep up with the…

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