Navy. Underage drinking is still occurring on naval bases and aboard ships in the Navy today. The Navy has been cracking down on this alcohol related problem and has also set up programs to prevent it and sop future problems from coming up. As a future junior officer in the Navy, I will have to face these potential problems in the sailors under my command. Underage drinking can lead to more serious problems such as alcoholism and alcohol related arrests and even deaths. Underage drinking in the Navy
For the past five years, numerous people have brought to my attention a behavior that they dislike and claim to affect me negatively. My family, my significant other, my friends, and some peers have suggested that I should stop drinking because of the negative effects alcohol has on me. I drank every time there was a chance to, and even drank when it was not the right time. Alcohol played such a big part in my life that in order to have fun, I needed alcohol. At first, I did not agree with them,
I think that the drinking age should stay at 21 because brains are not fully developed till then. Others think that it is ok if it's lowered because we can go to war at the age of 18, but sadly I disagree. Its could damage the brain when you drink. your brain is not mature enough to make the right decisions. You can damage your lungs if if do the hard liquor. Now I will go over the three reasons why I think they should keep the drinking age at 21. Your brain won't be fully developed until about
happens very often on college campuses and can endanger the students and people around them. While drinking students should make their own drinks so they know how much alcohol they have consumed, and so they can pace themselves. Alcohol can
legal drinking age needs to be lowered to 18 in the United States of America. In, the U.S., the drinking age is currently 21 years-old. The first reason is, at the age of 18 you are considered an adult in the United States. Second reason, with the age being lowered, supervised drinking—drinking in bars, restaurants, etc., will be more common rather than drinking unsupervised. My third and final reason I’m arguing is, there are less drunk driving accidents and deaths in countries with a drinking age
Age is but a Number Teens and young adults are at such an unfair point in their life. They are restricted with unfair laws that contradict within themselves. For example, one can join the military at 17 yet they cannot enter the police force until the age of 21. On 30 November 2009, Alan Greenblatt wrote and article on "What is the Age of Responsibility". He aims to convince readers that there is no age of responsibility also, that laws should regulate and educate young adults rather than punishing
Preface: The problem of college drinking has perplexed people for a long time in the United States. Nearly all the students have experienced the behavior of drinking on campus whether they drink or not. Especially excessive drinking causes the negative a lot of behaviors and has resulted a lot of disturbing troubles on campus. However, a lot of students still persist in drinking in the college with some positive reasons of this behavior. Therefore, college drinking becomes a controversial issue. I
that the government SHOULD bring the minimal legal drinking age UP to 21 and I’m not the only one. There is growing support, with many advocates behind the push for a higher Drinking age and a great amount of research has been done on this topic. I’ve got three ways in which I’m going to convince you that a higher minimal drinking age is the right choice for Australia. Firstly I’m going to show you the effectiveness of a higher Minimum legal drinking age compared to a lower one, secondly I’m going to
Noah S. " Soggy" Sweat, Jr. provides a clear argument both for and against the topic but he leans towards the side that agrees with legalizing alcohol, and it is predominant on his speech is titled "The Whiskey Speech." He claims that whiskey helps society by providing them joy and peace, while it also help them forget "life's great tragedies, and heartaches, and sorrows." In his speech, he uses smooth phrasing and elegant contrasting points to prove that whiskey adds amusement to life and that there
driving, at least on our college campus. Twenty percent of college students have admitted to driving drunk, while forty percent of students have said they have rode with a drunk driver. A staggering half of all students have admitted to driving after drinking any amount of alcohol. These numbers are far too high. They are placing their young lives in danger, along with every person they