You make many good points in this. Here’s a link to an article talking about the benefits of stepping out of your comfort zones in regards to cognitive health. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-athletes-way/201310/stepping-outside-your-comfort-zone-keeps-you-sharp

This is an interesting read. Here is a link to an article explaining the rights of students in California regarding their cell phones in school that might be interesting. https://www.aclunc.org/our-work/know-your-rights/student-cell-phone-privacy

This is some very interesting information, and I enjoyed reading about your take.

This article was very helpful in educating me on this topic.

You have a very good point in that animals and humans don’t always react the same way to chemicals and other things that are tested. I’d be interested to hear about any specific occurrences of this happening.

This is very interesting Audrey. I’d be interested to know more about where the money students pay in tuition goes.

I like the line “I lie down beneath the wind”.

I really enjoyed how you presented and explained both sides of the issue. I think another big argument against lowering the drinking age is that the brain isn’t fully developed until the mid 20’s, and is thus effected differently by alcohol.

I think plastic water bottles, and plastic in general, is very harmful to the environment. While plastic water bottles might be hard to ban, it could be easier to try and move other forms of packaged food and products from plastic packaging to things like cardboard and paper.

Paragraph 2 sentence 2, “sense” should be “since” 🙂