The Use of Alcohol Should be Banned for all State University Undergradu

The Use of Alcohol Should be illegalize for all differentiate University Undergraduate StudentsAccording to the Core Institute, an organization that surveys college imbibition practices, 300,000 of todays college students will eventually die of inebriant-related causes such as drunk driving accidents, cirrhosis of the liver, diverse cancers and heart disease (Phoenix House). All around the State campus, at frat parties, in black-light-lit dorm rooms, and even at quotidian social gatherings, alcoholic drink can be found in abundance. despite the more downsides to alcohol use, college students as a whole maintain a very casual attitude toward drinking. I believe that drinking causes many more problems than it is worth to anyone, which is why I propose that the use of alcohol should be banned for all State University undergraduate students.Granted, alcohol has a very strong and important historical and cultural background. Babylonians were brewing beer, which they considered a gift from the gods, in 5000 B.C (Hoechsmann). Indeed, it is said that Noah stocked the Ark with beer. Furthermore, wine is mentioned in the record about 165 times, and it plays an important role in Christian ghostlike traditions. During church communion, Christians eat bread and drink wine to memorialize the establish of Jesus Christ for their sins. At weddings, the English custom of toasting the bride gave us the modern word bridal (Hoechsmann). Throughout history, alcohol in its various forms has been used for a multitude of rituals to many people, banning alcohol would be denying them their cultural heritage.Many people both drinkers and non-drinkers will argue that alcohol has advantages. Some of the effects of alcohol that are generally seen as unequivocal are gi... ...k. Alcohol Culture. 2000. http//www.drinksmart.org/more.html (7 Nov. 2000).Iowa State University. Sexual Assault Resources and Information. 2000. http//www.public.iastate.edu/mswc/sexual_assault.html (8 N ov. 2000).Iowa State University. nurture and Fees. 21 Aug. 2000. http//www.iastate.edu/registrar/fees/ (7 Nov. 2000).Phoenix House Foundation. Facts on Tap. 2000. http//www.factsontap.org/ (5 Nov. 2000).SAMHSA. Children of Alcoholics Important Facts. 2000. http//www.health.org/nongovpubs/coafacts/ (8 Nov. 2000). diffidence Clinic. The Problem. 1998. http//www.shyclinic.com/ (6 Nov. 2000).Soolsc. Facts and Statistics. Drinking A Students Guide. http//www.glness.com/ndhs/stats.html (6 Nov. 2000).ThinkQuest. The Problem. Driving Under the Influence. 1998. http//library.thinkquest.org/23713/frameset.html (8 Nov. 2000).