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    explains that alcohol has a special appeal to the youth because it is “a risk that attracts many developing adolescents and teens” (Stevens 3). Many teens want to prove that they’re independent and be popular amongst their peers and they accomplish this by drinking at a young age. As a result, many teens can become alcohol dependent, which means they can’t control their drinking. Teens are also more likely to become alcohol dependent than adults. In addition, many parents

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    Teen Drinking and Driving: Is that beer worth a life? Farm stores, fake ID’s, and parent’s cabinets are just a few of the ways that teens can get their hands on alcohol. Their own cars, parent’s car, and friend’s cars are a few of the ways that teens have access to motor vehicles. Being how easy it was to get alcohol and a car, imagine how easy it will be to mix teens, drinking, and driving. The terrible dangers and consequence that can come from such an event can disastrous and scary. Teen drinking

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    a huge impact on Australians as young as 14. Statistics show that at least 90% of teenagers 14 years old and up have tried alcohol at least once, and estimates also show that around about 50% of teens 14 and older consume alcohol on a weekly basis. The problem being caused by this deadly drug is that teens under the age of 18 are not complying with the law and are consuming crazy amounts of alcohol on a regular

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    Curfew Persuasive Essay

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    Should the Curfew of Teens Move Down to 9 O’Clock? Do you want your mommy picking you up from a party at your friends because its past nine? Life after nine is when everything gets fun. The parties, the driving, and the fun; those are the things that could continue to happen if curfew stays later than nine. What happens if everyone can stay the night but your mom said no, the legal time for you to be home is nine. So if you leave later, you are “Breaking the Law” and risk getting a curfew ticket

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    A pattern that we’ve seen erupt over the last couple of years is the habit of teenagers and young adults falling prey to party drugs, there's been a sense of normalcy placed along with a pill popping culture, you'll notice rappers almost romanticizing and influencing teenagers into experimenting with prescription drugs. What most people don't take into consideration before consuming these drugs is that most prescription opioids have addictive side effects, that when taken in long term or copious

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    noticed how easily it is for someone to influence and change your decision when you're on the fence about an issue? Due to their inexperience in the electorate teens may also be easily swayed and have their opinions changed. This would just enlarge the number of swing voters. A swing voter is a voter who has no allegiance to any political party and whose unpredictable decisions can swing the outcome of an election one way or the other. There’s a vicious fight for these precious voters, as they’re the

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    Stereotypes Of Teenagers

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    it.” And it’ll make you feel like that advertisement wasn’t for you, but for someone else. There are so many different kinds of magazines. There are fashion magazines, fitness magazines, cooking magazines, and all other kinds. The ones that teens usually look at are fashion, fitness, and sport magazines. For girls the fashion magazine is the one they would most likely look at. They want to follow the trends and what’s in and what’s out of fashion and some want to fit in with a crew that dresses

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    Curfews Do Keep Teens out of Trouble Curfews. Something that teens show hatred for or the next big thing to save many lives.This issue has brought a lot of controversy because of its many upsides and downsides.Curfews has stopped many teens from doing the wrong thing and just plain old regretful things. Curfews keep teens out of trouble. Teenagers are safer when they have curfews because it keeps them away from dangerous people, drinking at parties, and doing something really bad that they'd regret

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    Under Age Alcoholism Under age drinking is not just an issue that the United States experiences, but all over the world. What most teens do not realize is that under age drinking is a major concern to people, it can be quite dangerous to themselves and to others as well. Underage drinking is when a minor under the legal age of twenty one decides to consume alcohol. In the article, The Problem Of Underage Drinking And What Parents Can do by Heidi Steven, it is said by the National Institute

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    within the Milwaukee community when speaking with Officer Pernell Reynolds is the use of drugs amongst teens and how they are abusing them. The use of drugs and drug abuse is an ongoing concern within the community along with law enforcement. Law enforcement has found out that these drugs are not drugs that are bought on the street, but they are drugs that have been illegally obtained. These teens are obtaining these drugs from a source that is located in everyone’s bathroom, the medicine cabinet

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