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    Binge Drinking in Teens

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    English Feature Article – Binge Drinking in Teens - Too much‚ too young Statement of intent Weekends are usually treasured by most teens‚ as they are looking forward to their big plans.  Some may be chilling with friends‚ catching a movie‚ going to a concert‚ or planning to party.  Regardless of what they have planned‚ one thing is for certain; alcohol will be a part of many teens’ weekend plans and there’s research to prove it.  Yes‚ one of the most widely available drugs on the market‚ alcohol

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    Restoring Coffees’ Reputation Specific Purposes: -To rebuild coffee’s reputation by informing the audience the benefits of drinking coffee‚ the essential element that makes coffee a healthy beverage‚ and the suggested consumption dosage to maintain optimal body condition. Introduction: Hook: According to Statistics Canada‚ coffee is ranked as the second most frequently consumed beverage in Canada‚ and the first is water. (Statistics Canada) There is a reason for more than 12

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    Galileo Outline I. Galileo Galilei’s Life ==> Galileo was born in Pisa‚ Italy on the 15th of February in 1564 ==> He was the first of six children born to Vincenzo Galilei and Giulia Ammanati ==> With schooling Galileo became fluent in both Latin and Greek‚ as well as his native Italian. ==> Galileo was pressured to go into medicine by his father‚ although he probably would have preferred to be a painter. ==> Galileo began studying medicine at the University of Pisa in 1581‚ but soon thereafter

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    Lowering Drinking Age

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    Lowering the Drinking Age: A Problem or a Solution? Why is it that 18 year old citizens‚ like myself‚ can legally obtain a driver’s license‚ register to vote‚ be forced into jury duty or a draft‚ can be tried as an adult and even be put to death‚ but cannot buy and consume alcoholic beverages legally? It is hard for me to comprehend as a young American that we can be permitted or subjected to perform actions that affect the lives of other people‚ but we are not allowed to have the freedom of choice

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    Outline

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    of its abilities. We should not forget that this substance is still sustaining life on planet earth. Some organisms are made up of 95% water‚ while almost all the rest are more than 50% water. Water is being consumed by humans in every aspect from drinking and bathing purposes to producing crops‚ supporting livestock and fish farms‚ shipping goods‚ generating electricity etc. Yet climate change is producing profound changes in this

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    Minimum legal drinking age

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    Lowering Legal Drinking Age The minimum legal drinking age (MLDA) has been an ongoing debate over the years. Many states in the past have continuously lowered their MLDA to 18‚ 19‚ or 20. However‚ The National Minimum Legal Drinking Age Act of 1984 required that every states MLDA must be set to 21 years of age. Max Nelson stated that "Beer is the third most popular drink in the world‚ after water and tea" (“The Barbarians Beverage” 1)‚ the minimum legal drinking age is a very popular discussion

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    Debate Outline Team Members: Proposition: Should the drinking age be lowered to age 18? Position: Con Central Contentions or Claims Narration: The MLDA affects you; it affects me‚ all of us. Imagine being invited to a party and feeling uncomfortable because those around you are drunk and disorderly. Imagine going to college and not being able to focus on your school work because campus partying is even more common than before; the only difference is that now it’s legal. That’s

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    age. So why is our drinking age 21? • Why is this important to us? We are all college students and everybody knows that there is underage drinking one way or another. • Professor Ruth C. Engs from Indiana University states “The legal drinking age should be lowered to about 18 or 19 and young adults allowed to drink in controlled environments such as restaurants‚ taverns‚ pubs and official school and university functions.” • I believe that the legal drinking age in the United States

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    Drinking Age Analysis

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    forward to the day they turn 21 so they can legally consume alcohol. This drinking age was first introduced under the National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984. Under this act‚ “all states were required to raise their minimum purchase and public possession of alcohol age to 21” (alcoholproblemsandsolutions.org). Although many adults enjoy alcoholic beverages‚ some individuals do not responsibly do so. For this reason‚ the drinking age should be raised to 25 due to the overwhelming amount of evidence

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    RaShawna Williams Ceremonial Speech Outline October 1‚ 2014 Athlete of the Year Specific Purpose: To accept an award after being chosen for athlete of the year by ESPN. I. Introduction/ Opening A. Long nights‚ Early Mornings! Hard work is what it took. 1. Being an athlete might look easy‚ but it takes dedication. 2. There are many times I lost sleep because of being an athlete. B. Anyone can be an athlete 1. When you set your mind to something it can be done‚ don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.

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