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…on booze. Many people loose jobs because of alcoholism. For instance, someone goes on an all night drinking binge. The next morning they are next to the toilet or trash can instead of the desk or office where they should be. Now they are fired and have…

…a good time. Many drink because of peer pressure and feel that they must in order to fit it with the popular group. Drinking in college can have some major consequences that will extremely ruin a person's life. Since college binge drinking consumes a large…

…whenever desired. The most severe drinking behavior includes prolonged binges of drinking with associated mental or physical complications. Some people are able to gain control over their dependence in earlier phases before a total lack of control occurs…

…drug among U.S.’s young people. Nearly 10 million people aged 12 to 20 reported drinking alcohol in the month prior to the 2000 survey. Of these people, almost 7 million (19 percent) were binge drinkers and 2 million were heavy drinkers. The risk…

…percent of 12th graders reported drinking alcohol within the past month (4). Binge drinking at least once during the 2 weeks before the survey was reported by 16 percent of 8th graders, 25 percent of 10th graders, and 30 percent of 12th graders. Males report…

…. Although this reduced the use of cocaine for a time there was resurgence in the 1960s through the present. The phases of cocaine include binging, crashing, and withdrawal. Drugs in general have been popular since the beginning of time. However, specific drugs…

…be less apt to binge drink (drink just to become drunk). This would result in far fewer deaths from alcohol related causes since more people would know how to imbibe without excess.         Obviously then the law is not working. Why keep a law…

…the euphoric effects. Use of cocaine or crack in a binge, during which the drug is taken repeatedly at increasingly high doses may result in a full-blown paranoid psychosis, in which the individual loses touch with reality and experiences auditory hallucinations…

…to love him," (30). Elizabeth tries to warn her sister, but isn't successful. Jane thought her sister was jealous because her fiancé Mr. Bingely states, "Which do you mean?" and turning round, he looked for a moment at Elizabeth, till catching her…

…America approximately $185 billion per year. In human terms, the costs cannot be calculated. The most destructive problem that goes along with binge drinking is when it occurs within the family setting. This is true for many reasons. First of all if a parent…