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    case, my father sets a lot bad examples for my family simply because of alcohol. It is extremely difficult for families to have healthy relationships with each other because they all are mostly busy with work or other activities. Living with an alcoholic father is not all that great and…

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    Teen Advertisements

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    common transactions that go on at recreational events. Some of these ideas promoted are not made for underage people. Alcohol is one such product. Bombarded with advertisements, everyday underage groups see advertisements for some sort of alcoholic beverage. While one part of their world is telling them it…

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    Short term effects include dehydration, which is creates the morning after headaches. Dehydration is when you lose water from your body temp. Another short term effect people can get from consuming an alcoholic drink while their stomach is empty is indigestions, heartburn, and can result in irregular hear beat or loss of heart rhythm. A more common short term effect from consuming a drink is a hangover, which is the side effect from the morning after drinking…

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    In “The Swimmer,” John Cheever portrays the emotional state of an alcoholic as he devolves further into his addiction. The story follows a man called Ned Merrill who lives in a suburban neighborhood with his wife and kids; in the story, he decides to swim across town using all the pools in the area, and he encounters many of his neighbors during the journey. In this paper, I will argue that Ned’s journey swimming through the pools represents his devolution into alcoholism. This portrayal is…

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    I would like to think that the day after my mom’s boyfriend found me passed out in an alley after a night of binge drinking Jack Daniels was when I decided to cut back. But it wasn’t. It also wasn’t the morning after I engulfed enough tequila to inebriate a baby elephant and woke up in the backseat of my Jeep in a parking garage. It was morning, but early enough that the sky was still pitch black. I had no recollection if I was helped by someone or if I managed to stumble my way back solo. The…

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    National Binge Culture

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    epidemics. Lowering the drinking age could help curb the obsession with alcohol that underage drinkers have making everyone much safer. Drunk driving and Binge drinking will not end overnight, but if the nation makes more strides to make alcohol a beverage to be used responsibly by everyone and not a novelty that is abused by those who cannot have it, the death tolls caused by alcohol will…

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    Underage Drinking In the UNITED STATES Because underaged drinking is so commond in the united states what ways can it Effect our kids in the next generations.And what ways are our government trying to crack down on the under aged drinking they’ll make the parents pay and the child has to do 60 hours of community service.In the last decade the population of under aged drinking has went down but its stilll at a high for the united states for our young adults.Before the age of correct age…

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    I remember when I was a 7th grader, wherever I would walk I saw a poster of this girl named Jaqueline. The poster said “Not everyone who gets hit by a drunk driver dies. Don’t drink and Drive” and “Jaqueline Saburido was 20 years old when the car she was riding in was hit by a drunk driver. Today at 23, she is still working to put her life back together.” After so many years I still remember the poster very well, I remember the before and after picture of Jaqueline. Jaqueline was/is a beautiful…

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    Minimum Legal Drinking Age

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    drinking has become one of the largest social issues among young people in the United States. In 1933, the eighteenth amendment of the United States Constitution effectively established the prohibition of alcohol beverages by declaring the production, transportation, and sale of alcoholic beverages illegal in the United States. In 1984, the law of the National Minimum Drinking Age Act was passed by lawmakers in congress. This law of the minimum drinking age ultimately told the United States that…

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    Age Should be Increased The idea of raising the alcoholic drinking age protects young people. Indeed they are still incapable of accepting responsibilities included in the drinking of alcohol. In fact, according to DO SOMETHING.org, 5,000 people under the age of twenty-one die each year from alcohol-related car crashes, homicides, suicides, alcohol poisoning, and other injuries such as falls, burns, and drowning. In contrast, lowering the alcoholic drinking age from 21 to 18 will irresponsibly…

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