A recent report to the President showed that at least one American teenager is becoming infected with HIV every hour of every day. Make no mistake about it, if we don't act fast, we could lose an entire generation. That was the message of a major report released by the Carnegie Corporation of New York last fall, which found that at least one-half of our teenagers are at risk for dangerous behaviors that could seriously diminish their lives. These aren't somebody else's children, and this isn't somebody else's problem. But don't take my word that something must be done.
Smoking burns off a lot of calories.
I like seeing violence. Lots of reasons. Everybody's having sex. A gun gets you respect. But critically important is something else.