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Essay heading: How the Use of Drugs and Alcohol Affect High School Achievement
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February 8, 1996 |
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This is a serious problem in today's society because not only is the usage illegal, it causes society as a whole to degrade its social climate for growth. (Schydlower 1)
Some of the most common factors that seem to have a direct correlation with drug use are peer pressure, high unemployment rate, low paying jobs, continued poverty, health problems, and lack of health insurance...
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There are many reasons why a high school student may use alcohol or drugs, but there are five main reasons as thought by Cepulkauskaite. They may feel the need to use drugs in order to feel grown up, to fit in and belong, to relax and feel good, to take risks and rebel, or to satisfy curiosity. Students yearn for social acceptance more than academic achievement, which is a problem that society continues to fight...
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