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    The Sun Also Rises presents the life of various characters of the lost generation. So, fittingly there is a lot of alcohol in the book. In fact almost every character gets wasted at least once and are repeatedly called drunks. The excessive alcohol of the book is an allusion to the alcoholism of the roaring 20s as well as the lavish style. In additional, when Jake tells Cohn that only bull runners live their life to the fullest, he acts as a voice of reason, but ends up living it up at the…

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    It was the first weekend of living in the dorms in my first year of college; we had all just moved in the day before. My roommates and I kept the door open most of the time, as was encouraged to promote more socializing and making friends. One of the guys that lived a few doors down came over and started talking to us; his inability to stand straight, the stench of his breath, and the slurring of his speech made it obvious that he was intoxicated. However, my roommate and I decided to not be…

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    In Australia the statistics show that the teenage drinking rates are decreasing but young people still view drinking positively. There is a perception in society that people have a better time and are more sociable when they drink with others. According to The Australian Secondary Students' Alcohol and Drug survey there was 29% of 12-15 year olds drinking alcohol in 2002 which decreased to 11% in 2011, which shows drinking rates are going down. This essay will analyse a strategy that aims to…

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    Drinking Age In Canada

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    Canada is always praised for its health service all over the world, and its concern for its youth especially from the age of (12-25) about their education, behavior, physical & mental growth, and health. Focusing on that, the crime rate and health problem is mostly seen in youth and reason is none other than drinking and smoking in early age. “The drinking age was last changed, from 18 to 19, in the 1970s” (Allen 1). Changes in the legal eligible age of drinking will have a huge impact on over…

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    the conflicts they can get themselves or peers into. Binge drinking is the primary cause of conflicts within a college campus. Binge drinking is defined in two separate ways, a researcher's definition of binge drinking is that of drinking five or more drinks in a row for men and four for women; a general definition is that of too much alcohol in too little time ("Frequently asked Questions," 2005). There are various factors inflicted towards binge drinking. Factors included are its prevalence on…

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    Wickman, S. (2005). An examination of the five factors of personality, pubertal onset and alcohol usage in adolescent males. Masters theses & specialist projects. Paper 981. http://digitalcommons.wku.edu.libsrv.wku.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1984&context=theses This study was conducted to determine the combined effects of early pubertal onset and certain personality characteristics on the alcohol usage demonstrated by adolescent males. The subjects for this study were 100 males in the…

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    Angela, I agree with you comment in all aspects. These eight chapters are more clear, because provide many reasons of the origins of the addictions. As you said, denial is one of the stages that people in addictions needs to overcome. Marvin is in this stage, in charter fourteen; Marvin is attending to Alcohol Anonymous. Marvin would like to avoid the steps eight and nine of the twelve steps of the recovery, because he does not consider it is necessary. He believes, his addiction behavior does…

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    The national drinking age should stay at the age of 21. All evidence points to this direction both for the health of these adolescents, and for the well being of the general populace. This can been seen when comparing regions of the world with a minimum drinking age with countries that grant individuals the freedom to drink at a minimal age. Additionally, it is obvious that the national drinking age should remain due to the health benefits that regions receive due to their minimum drinking…

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    According to Dan Lyons from Bloomsbury New Jersey, one of the most effective laws ever passed was requiring purchasers of alcohol to be 21 years of age. In 1984, Congress urged every state to require 21 as the legal drinking age for purchasing alcoholic drinks (Lyons). An estimated 1,071 lives were saved on the highways alone in 1987, and more than 20,000 lives since then (Lyons). As Robert Voas states, “The 21 law is predicated on the fact that drinking is more dangerous for youth because…

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    Unhealthy Patterns

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    preventable unhealthy pattern. I believe in order to change JD’s habits he needs to be educated on the risks that he is taking by regularly binge drinking. I also believe that talking to the people around him, and creating a positive support system will also help him stay on track. As a college student, I see many people who struggle with peer pressure, and those who binge drink in order to “fit in.” JD is a 23-year-old male. He is currently unemployed because of health problems, that he…

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