Don’t Text and DriveIs the message I’m about to read more important than my life? This is question all drivers should pose to themselves while driving. There are so many […]
Brianna Chandra (UC San Diego): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
I’d Rather NotJust one question: Text and drive? Before screenshotting the last conversation I had while texting and driving, I was forced to stop and really think about the last […]
Logan McNeill (Eufaula HS, Eufaula, OK): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
Imagine it, you live at a lake town, it is 102°, no wind, and you about to have 5 days in a row off of work, could it possibly get […]
Madison Ellis (U of Florida): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
The last time I texted while driving was today. I don’t do it often, but I did it today. At a red light I did what I think most people […]
Ashia Winston (U of West Alabama): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
Texting and driving is so common in today’s society that it’s scary. Not only do people text and drive, but they “Facebook and drive,” Snapchat and drive,” and even tweet […]
Natalie Bracamontes (Indiana U): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
In this conversation, my friend from school sent me his location asking how far away we lived from each other. Even worse, is that I did check the distance of […]
Dylan Sydneysmith (Southwestern Law): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
I have always been a person who approaches almost every situation as a logical, factual analysis. This mindset helped me succeed on the LSAT, it is now helping me excel […]
Brooke Schwartz (Columbia University): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
Admittedly, I do text and drive every so often. I have sent texts that range in urgency, from “You’ll never guess what song is playing,” to “He passed away today.” […]
Katie Hubbard (Saint Louis U): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
Our parents used to ask us: Would you jump off a bridge if your friends were doing it? Of course not. Even teenagers and young adults, who often feel like […]
Kaleb Cohen (Calvary Chapel Downey HS): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
The Impulse Problem According to the Federal Communications Commission, “There were 3,179 people [in 2014 who were] killed and an estimated additional 431,000 people wounded in motor vehicle crashes involving […]