April 1, 2010
Categories: Social Responsibility, Uncategorized . Tags: civil responsibility, civility, driving, manners and etiquette, YouTube . Author: Cari Crabtree . Comments: Leave a comment
April 1, 2010
Categories: Social Responsibility, Uncategorized . Tags: civil responsibility, civility, driving, manners and etiquette, YouTube . Author: Cari Crabtree . Comments: Leave a comment
(Image courtesy of http://www.metro.co.uk/news/74350-drunk-girls-proving-a-facebook-hit)
I’m a I’m a 22-year-old female college student, so my Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights must involve applying 8 coats of mascara, straightening my hair, and trying on 18 “outfits” before opting for two pieces of fabric that only dolls consider shirts and skirts.
After hours of this productive routine, I love to go to a club or bar where I demonstrate my class by pounding back as many drinks as possible (is there any other way to look attractive?), developing drunken tunnel vision and deciding that my time is best spent “dancing” (aka spazzing like someone with an IQ of 50 trying to imitate an adult entertainer) on top of a shaky table.
March 29, 2010
Categories: Socializing . Tags: alcohol, Baltimore, children and youth, civil responsibility, civility, peer pressure, productivity, self respect . Author: Cari Crabtree . Comments: Leave a comment
I was convinced that there were about 40 people in America that have considered the thought below. Now I know there are 41.
“I think there are too many people today that feel they are entitled to certain aspects of life when they have not done a single thing to earn it. A lot of people will blame those outside forces, but instead of dealing with the problem, they will whine until something is given to them to make them shut up. American society today is a lot like that. If we complain enough society will give us a pacifier to shut up. Instead of encouraging people to take responsibility for their lives, we encourage them to be beggars, to become complacent and apathetic in trying to succeed” wrote Deirdre Lynds.
March 2, 2010
Categories: Social Responsibility . Tags: civil responsibility, civility, food and diet, Health, social responsibility, Twitter, weight loss and exercise . Author: Cari Crabtree . Comments: Leave a comment
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In his article, “The Female Condom: Effective and Underused,” Dr. Jon LaPook discusses the rampant spread of HIV and STIs due to an irresponsible lack of use of condoms. His emphasis is on the development and use of the female condom because most people don’t even know that one exists.
I wish we lived in a pre-HIV world, but we don’t.
February 20, 2010
Categories: Health . Tags: civil responsibility, civility, contraception and birth control, disease, Health, safe sex, social responsibility . Author: Cari Crabtree . Comments: 4 Comments
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