underage drinking

The senior class in my high school outdrinks half the fraternities across America. They started young, around freshman or sophomore year. Facebook is fluttered with lovely, drunken snapshots of them; they hold beer pong tournaments every so often; the unofficial senior trip revolves solely around drinking. Most of these kids are pretty well off; not in the "Gossip Girl" sense, but still.  Read More »

I just read some old blog posts about underage drinking, and thought I would throw in my two cents.  Read More »

Why do you have to be 21 to drink? We are considered adults at 18. We can serve our country at 18. We can smoke at 18. We can buy a house or car when we are 18. And we can have kids when we want. Everything we do can be done at 18 or younger expect for drinking. Most everyone drinks before they are 21. Why do we have to wait until we are 21 the legally drink? Does this make since to any one?  Read More »

Sometimes I wonder if people really give any thought to how they spend their lives. How they spend each day, each hour. Most of us (kids, teens and young adults atleast) are content to sit on the couch and watch television. We love video games like Halo and Grand Theft Auto where, like in many virtual games, you go around killing people and blowing things up.  Read More »

What is the big to-do about lowering the drinking age?????  Read More »

Alcohol is involved in about 40% of all fatal car accidents. Anyone who has their driver's license or at least took driving school should know this, so why so many people still drinking and driving?  Read More »

Parties, highhschool is full of them, wheter big or small. every clique in highschool has a different defenition of a party. some kids, its getting drunk and playing beer pong. others its playing system link video games, ect. but imagine the biggest party of the year were half your school is at and there's everything there.  Read More »

One phone call. One deathley phone. literaly. One cry. A cry i shall never ever forget. He was walking to visit his brothers grave. He use to walk everywhere. I think he just enjoyed the fresh air. He had crossed that highway many times before. He had known those streets by the back of his hand. Past tense. It's all past tense. I guess the driver didn't see him. He was on the median.  Read More »