Lee Said:

Do you think just locking up teen offenders only breeds more adult criminals?

We Answered:

Charles Manson had his first incarceration as an offender at the age of 8. No one took the time to find out why this boy was so angry and try to help him. He obviously was abused. He just got angrier and angrier as he saw that the world didn't care about what anyone had done to him, only what he had done. This country still basically stands by and tolerates child abuse. It only becomes thought of as a crime when the tormented child acts out on someone else. We have no respect for children.

Lois Said:

I need help with my essay that's due tomorrow please?

We Answered:

Since this is a students first time away from home without supervision, curiosity becomes a big factor in a students decision to drink. Most of the time parents have not educated their children on the dangers of binge drinking and the possible fatal effects. Since they are not educated, students tend to find out for themselves the ups and downs of alcohol and the ever important "How many is too many" question. Education and information are two ways we can educate students on the affects of binge drinking.

Hope this helps...I went to college and did a whole lot of binge drinking..lol

Jesus Said:

Need help on college essay paper due tomorrow.?

We Answered:

***Okay, this is my revisions & suggestions, try not to copy off this, since I am merely making possible modifications. Please note that I’m only a High School student at the Bronx High School of Science, not a professor of English or whatnot.***

Binge Drinking On The Rise Among Today's College Students

At age 18, the first year of college can become rough. Although it may seem easy at first, pressure to do good in college can be overwhelming to a teen or anybody else. These stressed teens often resort to binge drinking which leads to passing out and they often repeat the process over and over. It is not a sign of weakness; it is an epidemic in the United States. There are many causes of binge drinking, among the reasons are: (whatever you reasons are). With the pressure growing stronger every day, it is time that students work together to these problems.

According to the Harvard College Alcohol Study, forty-four percent of college students binge drink because of peer pressure. In most cases they just drink to "fit in" with certain groups of people, thereby submitting themselves to something they wouldn’t normally do otherwise (Good supporting evidence). However, these students should set limits and counter stressful times with fortitude instead of giving in to a drug. In reality, the only guiding light is a person's own self-conscience that decides who to subject himself or herself to those who truly respect him or her and accept who he or she really is.

For many students this is his or her first time away from home without constant adult supervision Curiosity becomes a big factor in a person's decision to try drinking alcohol. Most caring and loving parents have educated about the possible side effects of alcoholism but most teens treat this piece of advice with levity and tell themselves "I will never be hooked on alcohol". After reassuring themselves about being indomitable by alcohol, students tend to find out for themselves about the ups and downs of alcohol and the ever important question of “how many is too much?” Proper anti-drug abuse education and moral support from parents and peers alike can reduce the amount of teens that binge drink or attempt to drink alcohol underage.

Some students don’t like to live life on a seemingly predefined itinerary and want to avoid the stress that comes from school, so they drink to “escape the pain”. In this case binge drinking can become a serious problem. Instead of stressing over life, school and or work, students should find a sense of balance in their lives. They should find a hobby that they will enjoy, preferably some form of physical exercise, which will boost their immune systems and relax their minds. Students should also realize that drinking can cause more stress. The best course of action is to find the power and valor within themselves to stand up and say no to alcohol.

As the ages pass, binge drinking will always be a major problem for college students in America and countries throughout the world. Provided that students are well informed about drinking and the reasons why they drink, the percentage of binge drinkers will drop dramatically. Students should focus their attention on the solutions mentioned above: peer pressure, curiosity, and stress should not be reasons to binge drink, or to drink at all.