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Alcohol. Its been around for millenniums before jesus and its always going to be around and most of us can't do anything about it but we can find a way to stop alcohol from getting stronger. We all know someone or something that has ever used alcohol either to; have fun,drown the sorrows of the day, or just to fit in. Every body will encounter alcohol one point or another so might as well know what the effects of drinking are. All people drink; women,men,teens,and elders. The point is that alcohol is everywhere and i mean everywhere. It is published by everyone and everything. It gets published from billboards to commercials,tv shows, and celebrities . Where the media is trying to sell the young folks, a lifestyle that they can't afford and which leads to crime to get the money for the alcohol they want so badly, even some friends will be pulled into it and hurts to see them go. Because of this we are also get pulled into that way of life, its likely that you can later abuse drugs(alcoholism about). Drinking is just part of this generation and no one knows when It will stop. I learned that the effects of early drinking and the effect on men and women, the long-term effects of drinking and Its effects on the brain and liver and what are the damaging effects on your body. The effect of drinking and driving and the effects of drinking when a woman is fertilized and the disabilities that can happen to the child. I picked this subject
“It was time, I thought, for someone to stand up for what’s right; and it might as well be me.” Ivan Allen Jr. wrote these words in a journal just days after the Atlanta mayoral election of 1961. Allen Jr. made the decision early on in his political career to base his choice-making not on the polls, but on his own moral values. He possessed a certain quiet strength that made him an admirable character in the political scene. His fortitude of character and bravery enabled him to become one of the most impactful mayors in our nation’s history.
teenager drinking but also for everyone around them as well as society as a whole. This is
Mike Lupica a revered sports journalist, New York Daily News columnist and best-selling author sadly died this morning in his home of natural causes. He was sixty-four.
Just who is Joel Rakhamimov? A 12-year old boy with a passion for sliced bread, a fun and excellent boy who has dreams of becoming a Physician because as he states “I want to learn how the world works.” Joel was born on December 9, 2002; he is the middle child, his favorite and all time memory was going to Russia. He remembers quite a lot, he said the best thing in Russia was the beautiful scenery, the people there are very friendly and the food he states is really amazing. While interviewing Joel, I noticed he had a great deal charisma. He is easily able to talk to others and has a great sense of humor. He would joke a lot during the interview I would give a question like, where were you born? He would answer with "oh you see I was born somewhere
Alcohol; it’s something Americans enjoy, whether it is at a party, before meals, during the football game, with our buddies, so on and so forth. Alcohol has been a part of human civilization for hundreds of thousands of years and is linked but not limited to, pleasure, and sociability in many people’s minds. Up until 1984 the legal age for people to drink was eighteen, that age was then raised up to twenty-one in order to reduce the death rate of many teenagers who were dying because of alcohol related problems. Today, many people believe that lowering the drinking age back down to eighteen would reduce and or solve the problem of binge drinking among college students. A simple answer can be conjured up, no. What many people don’t realize
Binge drinking is the topic I have chosen for sixth form students because it is the age where students have come of age to drink legally and buy alcohol which may make them feel like they are old enough to drink excessively as they may believe it is expected of them at that age, since not only does society expects sixth form students to drink they are also expected by friends to socialise with them by going out to clubs and pubs. Students
Kurt rode his bike to school just like any other day on the morning of November 10, 1938. He arrived at school and met up with his colleague, Rudy Zonnefelt. The two of them took their bicycles and toured around the whole city of Berlin. They rode over so much glass shards on the ground they were surprised their bicycles didn’t get ruined. Rudy and Kurt both stopped when they came along a cigar shop. There, they saw a old brittled man on the ground. There was a crowd of 40 to 50 people around this old man, watching him. As they got closer they realized that the old man was being forced to pick up the shards of glass with his bare hands. Without hesitation they both put their bicycle down and help this man pick up the glass.
At first we discussed alcohol, the most commonly abused drug on college campuses today. We talked about some of the effects that come when drinking too much alcohol such as what this drug can do to your life in sports. It effects drugs by impairing the way that your body makes energy as well as how it can make you dehydrated. After that we learned about how too
Drinking in high school. Something that does not come as a surprise to anyone in this day and age. Yet the question still remains as to why kids are doing it, and what can be done to help reduce its negative effects on the developing minds of tomorrow.
The most common fact from all these photos is that people are willing to protect child and woman in prior. One of the most interesting pictures to me is Sergey Ponomarev’s photo. In the photo, the man tries to protect his child from police beatings and tear gas at the border crossing in Horgos, Serbia. The man might be injured in the accident in respect that his face is bleeding. Even though he is not able to open his eyes due to the blood, he is not releasing his arm from his child but rather holding the child’s head and leg.
Andreas Adinata is a senior student majoring in Applied Mathematics concentration in economics at San Jose State University. He is currently looking for actuary and finance jobs while at the same time, he is also looking for graduate school. Andreas loves to talk in front of many people, especially when he has to do a presentation. Other than good public speaking skill, he is also very organized. He loves to organize events, plan trip, working with a group, and many activities that include planning. Moreover, Andreas has a very big interest in Mathematics and Economics, he can spend hours to just looking at news and solve math problems. Even though he is a very talented person, he is a very emotional person. He sometimes uses his emotion when
It is difficult to choose which drugs to be cover in my classroom. If I can do more than one, then I would focus on different type of drugs for one month. However, I can only choose one and the one that I choose to cover in my classroom would be alcohol. Alcohol is a substance that is easily get a hold of no matter their age. For me, I feel that people think that alcohol is harmless but I feel that it is one of the most dangerous drug. It is the thought that people have that alcohol is harmless that can cause them to drink more when it is harmful. This is the reason I choose alcohol. The age group that it is important to cover with would be freshman year in high school. According to the reading, it stated that by age fifteen, about 50 percent
The university student is the next character from the short story, “The Music of Erich Zann” which I would like to bring light to, as the efforts which this individual takes to appreciate Erich Zann, exemplifies the crucial idea relating merely to not the initial quote, yet the importance of stepping out of one’s comfort zones. In the text the student states, “the inhabitants of that street impressed me peculiarly. At first, I thought it was because they were all silent and reticent; but later decided it was because they were all very old. I do not know how I came to live on such a street, but I was not myself when I moved there”. (Lovecraft 52) Evidently, it is often viewed in society, that adolescents are not always able to be engaged with
We all have the right to make our own decisions of whether we want to drink alcohol or not, and how much we want to consume. In class, we discussed different topics that all come under alcohol. Firstly, we read articles that outlined the rates of death caused by alcohol. From these articles, most deaths dealt with university students around New Zealand because of cheap alcohol prices, peer pressure, continuous parties organized by students and many more. Thereafter, we were also able to generate questions that were thoroughly discussed with our teacher. Initially, we debated if alcohol should be banned or not because half of the class agreed whilst some disagreed. Nextly, we talked about the reasons of why people consume alcohol and finally, the good and bad sides of drinking alcohol, along with their solutions. However, after all these deliberations, I have decided to elaborate on the topic above; “ALCOHOL SHOULD NOT BE BANNED”.
Alisha Abdullah has a unique distinction of being India’s only super bike racer and the fastest Indian car racer too. She is well known for her daredevil attitude, standing up to the boys of the motorsport world and for scorching racing circuits across the world. Alisha is one of the few women who harbors a love for speed.