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    Raising Driving Age to 18

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    Paper Raising Driving Age to 18 In the 13 July‚ 2011 USA Today newspaper article by William Van Tassel‚ manager of AAA’s driver training program‚ says that‚ “ Teens do continue to drive distracted even when they recognize the dangers‚” According to the teen driving statistics that are provided by the CDC‚ about 3‚000 teens died in auto accidents in 2009 and 350‚000 were treated for injuries. For all those reasons‚ I think the legal driving age should be raised to 18 from 16. One shocking

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    The drinking age be lowered to 18 "Alcohol is the drug of choice among America’s adolescents‚ used by more young people than tobacco or illicit drugs... [T]here are 10.1 million underage drinkers in the United States... 39% of current 8th graders‚ 58% of 10th graders‚ 72% of 12th graders‚ and 85% of college students have tried alcohol.” -The National Institutes of Health (NIH) wrote in their fact sheet titled "Underage Drinking" on report.nih.gov. Apparently keeping the drinking age at 21 is not

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    Under Age Drinking

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    Persuasive Speech on Underage Drinking People might think that alcohol is something that helps you cut loose and makes you full of energy‚ but reality check-alcohol is actually a depressant that damages your body in the long run. Alcohol is a problem that affects multiple people and families‚ but in today’s society it’s affecting teenagers. The horrible facts that I will present to you will prove that underage drinking needs to come to end before it’s too late for some. Some people

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    Can Divorce be Beneficial for Children? Jennifer Cersey DeVry University Can Divorce be Beneficial for Children? I stared into his uncontrolled‚ demonic eyes just inches from mine as I watched his body tremble and quake with wrath. It was an unbridled anger I had encountered many times before. I listened as the sharp words escaped his mouth‚ piercing me like daggers. Not knowing if any hasty movement would have dire repercussions‚ I stood frozen‚ heart racing‚ undecided of my next move

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    Children of Divorce Shawn Bianchi Devry University Children of Divorce Victoria was on the playground at school playing with all her friends‚ when all of a sudden she saw her dad on the school playground. The only thing she remembers is her dad telling her “Tell your mom I am not coming home tonight”. Victoria sat there stunned and didn’t know how to respond. Her parents eventually did divorce. After they divorced‚ both parents would bad mouth the other parent in front of her and her brother

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    Divorce in today ’s society is very common. Divorce also has terrible and lasting effects on children. In today ’s society‚ marriages are less likely to last as they did 20 years ago. There are over 1 million children that suffer each year because of the divorce of their parents. There are usually children involved in almost all divorce cases. "Moreover‚ half of all children born to married parents this year will experience the divorce of their parents before they reach their 18th birthday. This

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    1. What was the justification for undertaking this specific piece of research? The justification for undertaking this research into “Underage Risky Drinking” is to understand the key motives and outcomes that young people may have when drinking underage‚ to what extent they drink and also to explore the social and health related issues that may encounter due to the excessive drinking. This report also focuses on why young people choose to drink in an unsupervised location instead of a supervised

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    Most children are very excited about turning 18 because it means adulthood‚ running off to college‚ and gaining freedom. When turning this age‚ you are allowed to join the military‚ get married and receive all the rights and responsibilities of an adult. However‚ having a wedding at this age means that during the celebration‚ one is not allowed to share a glass of Champagne during the toasts because the drinking age is 21. The United States is one of the few countries in the world to have such a

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    America the drinking age is twenty one years old. Many people want to know why the age limit is not eighteen if it is the age of adulthood in the United States. If a person can vote at eighteen and change the president of the country‚ then he/she should be able to pick up a drink at the age of 18 (adulthood) when he/she wants to. If the age for drinking cannot be eighteen then why does it have to be twenty one? Who said twenty one year old people are mature enough? Since the age of adulthood is eighteen

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    Divorce and Children. Forum: familycouselor.com Topic: “The Effects of Divorce on Children". Thesis: As the consequences of divorce‚ the children’s lives get affected in a variety of ways‚ which can reveal themselves within a short period of time or throughout many years after the divorce‚ in their adulthood. Outlines: 1.  The biggest problems children face are financial: a) negatively affects the emotional aspects of children’s lives: a single parent has less time to provide emotional

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