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    Teenage Drinking

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    In today’s society teenaged alcoholism is a very serious problem that needs to be addressed more in schools and in homes. ALCOHOL IS A DRUG. As such‚ it has the power to alter both the mind and body‚ and it is also potentially addictive. While most adults know the basic facts about alcohol and some of the permanent dangers of drinking‚ many of Australia’s teens do not. 40% of 14-19 year-olds consume alcohol at levels that risk harm in the short-term‚ such as; accident and injury. In Australia alone

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    Teenage Marriage

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    The rapid increase in the number of early marriages over the past several years coupled with the extremely high rate of divorce within this same group makes this subject extremely important. If you are a teenager and are seriously considering an early marriage‚ these are a number of potential problem areas of which you should be aware‚ so that‚ if you do decide that this is the best course of action‚ you will be alert to the possible difficulties which could lie ahead. First‚ the problem

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    Teenage Relationships

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    Topic: Teenagers are too young to be involved in BGR (boy girl relationship). Do you agree? In this conservative society‚ a relationship in your teens could seem devastating to the people around you. But is it really possible to determine a right age to delve into a relationship? Is it really wrong to be involved in a boy girl relationship during your teens? No‚ I do not think so. And so today‚ we shall explore the possibilities. Some people think that if you get into a relationship‚ it would be

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    Teenage Stereotyping

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    Teenage Sterotypes By Louis Cash Jock‚ prep‚ emo‚ slut‚ nerd‚ wannabe? Have you ever called someone that to their face? Behind their back? Or just thought it? It hurts them. Has someone ever pegged you as one of those? I know I have‚ and I know you have to‚ because you cannot go through middle school‚ or high school nowadays without being stereotyped. It is something that we cannot help‚ we do it just by glancing at them. I remember my freshman year in high school‚ this girl overheard my friend

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    Teenage Stress

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    TEENAGE STRESS Laura sits in her room surrounded by a stack of notes‚ cramming for a test that she entirely forgot about‚ while James stares blankly at a college application. He also has the knowledge that he must be at work in 20 minutes‚ and that his car hardly has any gas left in it. Both of these teenagers suffer from a common dilemma‚ stress. Stress is a reaction to external and internal pressure. It is a normal function that helps people in their daily lives ("Stress: Who"). Without

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    Teenage Driving

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    training and had passed rigorous licensing exams. Statistics show that teens and people in their early 20s are far more likely to be in fatal automobile accident than people in their 30s‚ 40s‚ 50s‚ and 60s‚ . Many experts believe that teenage immaturity and recklessness lead to the cause of these accidents. I believe that this immaturity stems from the lack of training and respect for the road many teens don’t believe that they can die on the road. 80% of all accidents involving teens

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    Teenage Wasteland

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    Anne Tyler’s short story “Teenage Wasteland” illustrates a mothers struggle to understand and help her child. The story takes place in a middle class neighborhood‚ where the protagonist Daisy‚ is a mother of two and a housewife. Daisy tries to help her son Donny‚ a stubborn and misunderstood teenager. Donny is a troubling teen who is rebellious and always causes misfortune. When Daisy gets a call from the principal of Donny’s private school requesting a conference about Donny’s poor grades and immature

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    that teenage life

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    Martha Vasquez Period 4 Ms.vela That Teenage Life Her green eyes were wet with tears. "I’m pregnant‚" she said quietly as they sit in his car. It was a raining day; he looks at her with an unexplainable surprised face. "Are you sure?" She nodded and then broke down completely. He took her hand in his‚ trying to give her comfort. He could leave her‚ run from her and leave her alone to do what she wanted like many 17 year old boys did. But he was different he couldn’t do that to her his love tore’s

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    The Teenage Brain

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    In my research‚ I chose to do an observation of my teen aged daughter whose name is Katie. I wanted to see if there were different techniques and tactics that I could learn to use knowing about the developing teenage brain. Some research done recently at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) has released some fascinating information about the teenaged brain (Begley). The most important research was done through magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Researchers

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    Teenage Privacy

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    Let Me Live My Life‚ Privately “Why are you in my room?” a sixteen year old demanded of her mother. “Just cleaning up a bit” her mother responded‚ puzzled by the intensity in her daughters voice‚ “I can clean it myself‚ get out of my room‚ and stop invading my privacy!” “Leave me alone”‚ “get out of my room”‚ “just let me live my life”‚ these lines are commonly used by teenagers when arguing over the privacy aspect of their life with their parents. The majority of teenagers are constantly

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