How Bingeing Became the New College Sport

Over the next few weeks, millions of students will start their college fall semester with all the campus life ceremonies: enrolled, registered in class, friends and girls in a hurry, and recent nights Universities Traditionally, "pre-games" are in their room

For those who have attended university before the 1990's, pre-game may not be familiar. But now, 18 years old, 19 years old, 20 years old can not legally purchase alcohol or drink. This is a common practice. It usually consists of sitting in a dormitory or an apartment outside the campus, drinking as much alcohol as possible, and departing.

In Barret Seaman's article "How Bingeing Becomes a New University Sports", the author talks about college students "moving forward" in a dormitory or an apartment outside the campus before going out to the party. Before the game, it means that you consume as much alcohol as possible before going out. This is very popular among students aged 18, 19 and 20. Most people are before 21 years old. Seaman also talked about alcoholism and how he witnessed this condition and witnessed many students who had to stay hospitalized or even died. Many students do not know that if you drink too much alcohol you can be extremely dangerous. Seaman also said that in some states and some countries the legal age is 18 years old. In 1984, the "Mother to Drink Driving" meeting forced the state to change the legal drinking age to 21 years.

According to Bargett Seaman's book "How Bingeing Becomes a New University Sports", Seaman has a drinking age limit of 21 years and over, and I believe how to reduce this age will benefit society. He mentioned the fact that most accidents are caused by college student restrictions and the inability to legally drink the public drinking. When the statutory drinking age is 18 years old, many students do not think that they must go out drunk beyond the door and reduce accidents. In order to avoid drinking in public places, you have to drink in public places, so even if accidents or death occur, alcohol will be ingested excessively. Seaman believes that "tightening at the minimum drinking age of 21 is not a solution, which is a problem."

Some of them want to make them better manage the situation. Barrett Seaman's article "Bingeing Became a New University Sports" pointed out that drinking after the first university is part of college life. Students are not drinking just for entertainment, but they may be drinking for hospitalization, but Seaman is probably right, we are working on this problem in the wrong way.