Alcohol abuse and youth of america
Date Submitted: 01/27/2002 02:17:06
Live, from anywhere, it's Friday night: time for the youth of
America to ''rage.'' Time also to get broasted, buzzed, catatonic,
messed up, ripped, screwed, trashed, wasted, zoned out. Time, to put
it in language older folks can understand, to get totally, hopelessly
drunk. Not at bars, of course: everywhere in America you have to be
21 to drink there -- legally, that is -- and anyway it's not the hip
thing to do. These
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their home no matter whether the adults are aware of the drinking.
High schools have added courses on alcoholism, and many colleges
feature alcohol-awareness weeks, during which students pledge
themselves to abstain from booze. But there is a paradox here that
symbolizes the depth of the problem. All too often these instant
Lents end with alcohol-fueled ''I survived the week'' blasts in frats
and dorms. The party animal is a tough beast to tame.
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