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… should not be more damaging to an individual than the use of the drug itself. Nowhere is this more clear than in the laws against the possession of marijuana in private for personal use." These are the words of Jimmy Carter during an address to Congress…

… drugs are so good for you, then where are all the healthy drug takers? If you were to walk up to someone in the gym, and ask them "what drugs do you take" they would probably look at you like your crazy. Because most healthy people don't take…

… affects families around the country. It all starts with one drink, one puff, or one snort. People think that it's no big deal, but when the drug addiction affects your family and those around you, then it becomes a real big issue. <Tab/>D…

… is highly logical in a day where alcohol and tobacco products, (although restricted by age) are available to millions of people every day. Marijuana is being used illegally by many Americans today of all ages. Before the 1960s, many Americans…

… Drug use is the increasing problem among teenagers today. <Tab/>Most drug use begins in the preteen and teenage years, these years most crucial in the growing process. During these years teens are faced with difficult tasks of discovering…

… society about euthanasia has been going on for decades. The laws of USA ban doctor-assisted suicides, but there are many ethical dilemmas about this issue. Euthanasia is an action designed to end a human life painlessly. The textbook "Contemporary…

… Health on the drinking habits of college students found that 44 percent of students in 1999 were binge drinkers. The study defined a binge drinker as a male who consumes five drinks or a female who consumes four drinks in a row at least once in…

… effect on the human body. Not only does it impair your judgment, but it is also very harmful to the organs in your body. When someone consumes more than enough alcohol, it tends to lead to Brain, Liver, Kidney and Cardiovascular system failure. These…

… was a very normal part of life for unfortunately many years. Even after the Civil War had ended, separation of black and white citizens was very common. There were separate churches, schools, markets, busses, trains, and restaurants for…

… the early 1950's, segregation in schools was a normal part of American culture. In Topeka, Kansas, a young African American third grader, named Linda Brown, wanted to enroll in an all white elementary school. The school she was…