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1. Is torture ever acceptable?
2. Should men get paternity leave from work?
3. Do curfews keep teens out of trouble?
4. Is cheating out of control?
5. Are we too dependent on computers?
6. Should cigarette smoking be banned?
7. Do violent video games cause behavior problems?
8. When should parents let teens make their own decisions?
9. Does age matter in relationships?
10. Should gay couples be able to marry?
11. Are there benefits to attending a single-sex school?
12. Does participation in sports keep teens out of trouble?
13. Is fashion important?
14. Is homework harmful or helpful? 15. Should students be allowed to grade their teachers? 16. Women should retain their birth names after marriage. 17. Same sex couples should be able to marry. 18. Teens should have access to birth control pills. 19. Parents should become their kids' best friends. 20. Internet kills communication. 21. Students should add their professors on Facebook. 22. Junk food should be banned from campus.

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