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    countless students were not able to go to the school of their choice‚ and receive a decent education. Before Mahzabin however‚ many students were forced to attend their town’s public schools‚ as stated above. However‚ the Sheff vs. O’Neill case altered this all. Milo Sheff and his mother Elizabeth filed a lawsuit in 1989 for the

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    through His Son’s Addition”‚ by David Sheff a series of sad events are detailed deriving from his eldest son’s alcohol and drug addiction. To Sheff’s horror his son is not only drinking and smoking marijuana but has tried a multitude of drugs which eventually resulted in him being addicted to “Meth”‚ a debilitating drug that is known to deteriorate a person from inside out. Nic began smoking Marijuana and drinking with friends when about 11 years old. When Sheff first found out about Nic drinking

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    family. To first highlight the connection and difference between these two family structures‚ one must first describe the definition of both. As described by Sheff‚ “ Polyamory is a form of relationship in which people openly court multiple romantic‚ sexual‚ and/or affective

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    Beautiful Boy by David Sheff 1. Sheff intrigued me with his story just by the back of the book. The entire story is about his eldest son‚ Nic‚ who is an amazing student as a child; however‚ his childhood begins to fade when he gets into the life of drugs and alcohol. The experiences and hardships that the author goes through is very emotional which really kept me reading. 2. The setting affects the author and his story. The book takes place in modern day times as in 2008. This impacts the

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    The identified speaker is the Author David Sheff as he give accounts of his family ultimately leading to the struggle of his son’s addiction. I can make the immediate assumption that Sheff and his family are at of a middle class family from the various accounts of trips they go on and the somewhat financially-easy transition of a divorce in the family. Sheff seems to have a good handling of his adolescent boy and it makes me assume that he comes from a background of experiences in his teenage years

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    Alcohol Abuse in Teens Alcoholism is one of the biggest and unrecognized problems in our society today. Alcoholism is a substance-use disorder in which the sufferer has problems managing how much alcohol he/she consumes. Alcoholism (alcohol dependence) is a negative pattern of alcohol use leading to a number of problems‚ which may include needing more alcohol to get intoxicated (tolerance)‚ difficulties that occur when the effects of alcohol wear off (withdrawal)‚ using more alcohol or for longer

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    clean‚ Nic writes directly about his eye-opening stays at rehab centers‚ tragic relapses‚ and realizations about what it means to be a young person living with addiction. During the start of the book‚ _We all Fall Down: Living with Addiction‚_ Nic Sheff was 23 years old. He never really had a living because he started using drugs early in his life. In 2009‚ Nic worked at a coffee shop while trying to stay sober. Eventually‚ he had to quit because of how badly he embarrassed himself while on the job

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    In this book I think that David Sheff lays down a great visual into the life of his son Nic. He tells us how brilliant Nic is‚ that Nic has a great imagination and that all of his teachers think that he is a very smart and intelligent boy. But on the other hand he also lets us know that Nic is torn between the fact that he has to live two lives‚ one with his father‚ David‚ and one with his mother‚ Vicki. In the beginning it was good because his mother did not live to far from him but when she relocates

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    the dying story of “The Great Gatsby” from the 1920’s by modernizing it to appeal to today’s audiences. People almost 100 years ago had greatly varying morals and lives compared to those of today‚ which Luhrmann realized and took that as a chance to tweak the storyline to grasp the attention of newer viewers. Anyone who has read the novel can instantly tell how different it is from the movie. Nonetheless‚ Luhrmann’s style and idea to take on the story from a new angle is fascinating and indubitably

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    Beautiful Boy In the book Beautiful Boy David Sheff the father describes his and his family’s experience dealing with his son Nic who is addicted to the drug crystal meth. In telling his story David takes us down memory lane to the beginning of his life with his first wife who gives birth to his son Nic. In this book I think that David Sheff lays down a great foundation into the life of his son Nic. He tells us how brilliant Nic is‚ that Nic has a great imagination and that all of his teachers

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