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…is going on around them. I also know of another group of teens that say smoking marijuana makes them perform certain tasks better. For example, some of them say smoking marijuana makes them do better in school during the week. They haven't noticed…

…results that progress over years of smoking. Premature wrinkling of the skin, bad breath, clothing and hair stench, and yellowing of the nails and teeth are some of the common side effects that are not life threatening. Smokers not only put themselves…

…from that time I remember most, it was the unpleasant cigarettes’ smoke we had to inhale . When I was a youngster I did not realized that smoking or breathing the cigarettes’ smoke may be so dangerous. Every year cigarettes kill hundreds of thousands…

…that no trainee may smoke a cigarette, either on or off duty, for a period of one year from the time he started working for the city. The incident that precipitated his dismissal occurred during an unpaid lunch break (on a particularly stressful day) in which…

…Everyday 3,000 children start smoking, most them between the ages of 10 and 18. These kids account for 90 percent of all new smokers. In fact, 90 percent of all adult smokers said that they first lit up as teenagers (Roberts). These statistics…

…Cigarettes Should Be Illegal Do you really want your kids growing up in a world filled with cigarette smoke? Your answer should be no. Cigarettes kill about 1,500 people each day that's more than 450,000 dead Americans each year. That's more than…

…Government steps in when Tobacco Industry steps out Back a few years ago, all we heard on the news was John Doe vs. Big tobacco industries. Every day, people who had been harmed by smoke-related illnesses sued tobacco companies for liability…

…What fills our air with pollution, are lungs with smoke, and are gums with holes. Tobacco is the answer. There are people everyday that die due to Tobacco. Innocent by standers are becoming ill due to second hand smoke. That is why tobacco should…

…New Jersey Vs. T.L.O. Facts of the Case On March 7, 1985 T.L.O. and another student were found smoking in the woman’s bathroom. They were then taken to see the Assistant Principal, Mr. Choplick, and were questioned about smoking…

…To smoke and drink, or not to do so, is not the question here. The question in fact, is the very nature of these indulgences. Why do we adhere to them so religiously? That is because they are forms of pleasure that we think we can't do without. Nicotine…