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    When Marriage Loses its Value Since the beginning of time, marriage has been seen very afraid act of a lifelong commitment. Many people of many different cultures have many ways that marriage is seen as. Some cultures have stronger marriage standards than others. In America, we have had a pretty standard view of marriage. This standard view is a person meeting someone, having feelings grow towards them, reaching the point of monogamy, marrying them, and starting a family. Unfortunately, the…

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    Texas Sex Education

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    Many teenagers in high school are uneducated in sex and its harsh consequences. As a former high school student, I have witnessed many of my classmates contract sexually transmitted diseases and take on the role of motherhood much too early. I oppose the fact that many high school students will be faced with a dire situation because they are uneducated, they are underestimated, and they are unprepared. Therefore, sex education classes should become part of the mandatory curricula at all public…

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    “As I grew into my teens, it became quite apparent that dating was a privilege and not a right. Under the watchful eyes of my father and my three brothers, I was given strict rules to obey. I didn’t mind these rules, but what bothered me was my mother’s constant fear of my…

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    known as folkways, mores, taboos and laws. As we compare the many rules that govern our society in the form of folkways, mores, taboos and laws, we begin to understand the value of each one, as well as the consequences for disregarding them. Out of these rules, the most severe consequences come from violating the social norms through acts of crime pertaining to criminal law. Folkways…

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    influences means your choosing to do drugs and be viewed negatively. Most teens do drugs to relax, to have fun and party, to alter their state, to escape, to experiment, and to fit in socially. Teens aren’t as mature and don’t have as much knowledge as adults so they don’t know that there are other ways to relax, and escape and party. Therefore you have to show your kids other ways aside from them not knowing a lot of teens have misinformation about…

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    Effects of Technology There is constant change in technology, and people should adapt quickly to these changes. Technological changes lead to economic and social consequences which impact our lives both positively and negatively. The internet is one of the technological inventions that have heavily impacted our existence. The internet has influenced different aspects of our lives due to the integral role it started playing in the society. One of the positive aspects of internet is that it has…

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    "Get your family and friends on board with your weight-loss goals. Surround yourself with people who will support you and help you, not sabotage your efforts. Make sure they understand how important weight loss is to your health. You might also want to join a weight-loss support group" (Mayo Clinic Staff). People becoming obese are very inferior and it is a major problem in the modern society. Obesity is something that people shouldn 't have but many people are not doing physical activities and…

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    MLDA: Save The Youth

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    number of deaths would have been much greater, but with the legal drinking age set at twenty-one, deaths have been reduced. Although many studies confirm that the minimum legal drinking age (MLDA) is effective in reducing underage drinking and the consequences from alcohol drinking, some argue that the MLDA is ineffective and has driven young adults to drink more in less supervised and controlled environments. The current legal drinking age of twenty-one is the most effective effort to reduce…

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    girl was on her way to an abortion with her boyfriend when she stopped at the nearby mall to use the restroom. On her way into the mall she saw a choose-life plate and ended up never going to the abortion clinic. The Choose- Life Program has helped teens and college student find adoptive parents for their children who they cannot parent themselves (Vincent). Greg and Tierney Fairchild were debating on whether they should abort their baby or not. They had just learned that this baby would have…

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    The United States population has increased over the past few decades because teenagers are having children. They lack the quality of an education of the hard work that it takes to raise a child and television networks are broadcasting it with glamor. The United States government should take control of the over population of youths because they can control the population by increasing education, decreasing finances and increasing employment. State the problem The United states are known to be…

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