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    Nobody can deny that liquor is an enormous piece of the American and worldwide society. Notwithstanding investigating the past histories of nations around the globe‚ one can perceive how liquor and drinking have been basic parts to religious‚ proficient‚ familial‚ and social life. Alcoholic utilization started for some as an image of companions and colleagues meeting up to just appreciate life and be cheerful. Nonetheless‚ in the United States‚ alcoholic utilization and the law have impacted all

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    alcohol rate for underage drinking was increasing‚ but in reality‚ the underage consumption has decreased. The rates have dropped from a range of thirty to forty percent in the last forty years. (NCAAA) Even though the rates are decreasing‚ young teenagers in this generation have once again made alcohol popular. Teenagers do not realize that they are putting themselves at risk by drinking. When minors intake excessive alcohol‚ all they can think about is having fun. When drinking alcohol‚ young adults

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    ENGL 2000 Lowering the Minimum Drinking Age Age twenty-one minimum drinking laws are counter-productive. There is much evidence that reducing the drinking age to eighteen or nineteen would reduce the abuse of alcohol among young people. The U.S. has the strictest youth drinking laws in western civilization and yet has the most drinking-related problems among its young. And there seems to be a connection between these two facts. Today‚ irrefutable scientific evidence supports the

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    2/25/2013 Essay 1 Under aged Clubbing Prohibiting nightclubs from admitting people under age twenty-one will take some weight off of parents‚ club owners‚ drivers and innocent bystanders. With the economy sinking‚ many owners are making what they believe a wise financial decision by allowing eighteen to twenty year olds in their clubs. They are mixing eighteen to twenty in with the twenty-one and up crowd‚ as failing clubs’ owners only see more people and more money. Every night thousands of young

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    have discussed lowering the legal drinking age ever sense the National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984‚ passed by the United States congress.( From Wikipedia(2013). Seems like ever sense‚ there has been people to argue reasons why it should be lowered. There are many arguments with the age factor alone. (1) A person is allowed to join up with the army‚ and engage in battle at the age of 18. (2) You are permitted to get married‚ and start a family at the age of 18. (3) You are permitted to

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    plays a minor role in comparison to the construction of the news article itself. In this situation‚ we come across the controversial topic of alcohol abuse and whether the legal drinking age should be raised to 21. From the basis of 5 articles and 1 visual text‚ we are positioned to respond either supportive or against the age limit being raised due to language conventions such as context‚ satirism/irony and dialogue made from both parties. In 3 of the 5 articles‚ which were from News.com‚ Dailytelegraph

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    Summary/Response # 1 1. In “Curbing college drinking starts with a change of attitude” Sara Fritz explains that college drinking is a serious problem. Empowerment is an essential tool for college students‚ parents‚ and authorities to fight against alcohol abuse. 2. The over consumption of alcohol has become a cancer. For example‚ over a million young adults have died every year as consequence of alcohol. Students don’t understand how dangerous excessive drinking can be. When parents try to explain their

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    them like adults and overwhelming them with taxes and working long hours. The age of majority is not based on the science of the brain‚ but instead by politicians a long while age‚ before the new science

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    Binge drinking Binge drinking usually refers to drinking lots of alcohol in a short space of time or drinking with the intention to get drunk. Researchers define binge drinking as consuming eight or more units in a single session for men and six or more for women. Due to the long-term effects of alcohol misuse‚ binge drinking is considered to be a major public health issue. Binge drinking has become more popular in several countries worldwide‚ and overlaps somewhat with social drinking since it

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    Lower the Minimum Legal Drinking Age to 18 Lowering the minimum legal drinking age (MLDA) of 21 to 18 is a heavily debated topic in the US. Currently‚ the MLDA is widely believed to save lives by reducing traffic fatalities among underage drivers. Further‚ the federal Uniform Drinking Age Act (FUDAA)‚ which pressured all states to adopt an MLDA of 21‚ is regarded as having contributed enormously to this life saving effect. It is also believed that the legal drinking age of 21 plays a major role

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