In her article "Hooking Up," Kathleen A. Bogle argues that the correlation of between the hookup culture and alcohol consumption promotes casual relationships among students on college campuses. The piece sheds light on everything from the historical background of hooking up, students delaying marriage as well as the decrease in college dating, and the astonishingly strong link between alcohol intake and a typical hookup. Importantly, the shows us that the standards for young men and women are not as different as they used to be, as women talk about "friends with benefits" and "one and done" hook ups. Differing from the social changes prior to 1960, hooking up has become a societal norm. It is not classified as a one night stand, but a way of socializing and finding a suitable romantic partner. In order to reduce the amount of sexual assault and the over-accumulation of alcohol, educators must acquire new methods that acknowledge their effects on the hookup culture and enforce stricter rules.
Bogle suggests that, "Most sexual assaults no longer take the form of a typical date-rape scenario." In fact, the majority of sexual assaults take place in the midst of a college party or the hours following. These sexual assaults can be related to alcohol because students in turn become heavily drunk and their perception is impaired. If educators recognized the correlation between sexual assaults and hookup culture, there would be enormous increase in awareness of alcohol intake. Educators should speak to students about the judgment impairing effects on alcohol so that there are less regretful sexual decisions and misconceptions. .
The fact that alcohol consumption and sexual assault frequently co-occur does not demonstrate that alcohol causes sexual assault. The causal direction could be the opposite; men may consciously or unconsciously drink alcohol prior to committing sexual assault to have an excuse for their behavior.
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White-life being the way whites are brought up to live their lives. ... Hooks expresses her thoughts on page 78 "At the white school, we were no longer people with a history, a culture. ... Bell Hooks sees the education system as an incorrect environment. ... Bell Hooks also believes education is a form of freedom. ... I felt no connection to the class or the work it was just a class you showed up to get a grade. ...
White-life being the way whites are brought up to live their lives. ... Hooks expresses her thoughts on page 78 "At the white school, we were no longer people with a history, a culture. ... Bell Hooks sees the education system as an incorrect environment. ... Bell Hooks also believes education is a form of freedom. ... I felt no connection to the class or the work it was just a class you showed up to get a grade. ...
Kathleen is the daughter of nineteen-year-old Lauren, who is a single parent. Kathleen is five years old and an only child. ... In addition, although she can write her name correctly, she mixes lower case and upper case letters and cannot count up to twenty items. ... By the age of six, Kathleen should have a vocabulary of 2,500 words, up from 1,000 at three years of age. However, during this stage, Lauren's involvement in Kathleen's learning was critical, yet lacking. ...
Kathleen also expresses her worries about, "the many girls growing up without fathers owing to divorce, divisive custody arrangements or the misguided decisions of some women to become single mothers. I disagree with Kathleen Parker. ... First, children without a father figure are capable of building up a strong self-esteem. ... Any good influences help a child build up a great self-esteem as well as a strong confidence. ... Her example has helped me build up a confidence that is not exactly as hers but better. ...
Any way you look at it, Kathleen Elkins had a great summer. ... She and her brothers all talked about entering, but in the end, only Kathleen sent an entry. ... It was Sports Illustrated Kids congratulating Kathleen and inviting her to come hit with a pro on July 19th. ... The crowd immediately backed the younger player, cheering her on as she stepped up to serve the first point. ... Kathleen Elkins will have memories to last a lifetime....
Kathleen Drover coming back to her old bombed house in London to pick up a few things left behind. ... Moreover one way of understanding Kathleen's reaction towards the taxi leads to her possible hallucinations. ... Indeed, without looking round the driver started his engine as she panted up from behind and put her hand on the door" (28). ... Also the fact that Kathleen has never seen his face. ... This unnatural promise affected Kathleen so much that she isolated herself from everything and everyone. ...
Kathleen Sullivan writes about the recent increase in proposed amendments to the United States" Constitution and how this could possibly be detrimental to our government in the future. She begins by mentioning how little the constitution has been amended in its history (only 27 times). This, she wr...
