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In the spring of 1994, age 14 (eighth Grade), Toren drinks his first beer.
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Toren begins frequent experimental use of marijuana and alcohol.
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In ninth grade, Toren quits the football team.
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During winter, Toren successfully completes the varsity swim season
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During May of 1995, Toren is arrested with MIP at a river party and kicked off the high school junior varsity soccer team with 3.79 GPA.
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Toren was cought blacked-out by his parents, and subsequently he was grounded with driving privileges suspended.
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In tenth grade, Toren was caught smoking cigarettes on campus and the was kicked off the high school varsity football team.
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Toren was arrested drinking with friends, and was later kicked off the high school varsity soccer team.
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In eleventh grade, Toren was caught by his parents blacked-out on the day after prom. His parents revoked his driving privileges for the remainder of the spring.
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In 12th grade, Toren was caught drunk on campus and kicked off the high school varsity swim team. He lost his team captain position and was suspended for 2 weeks.
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Toren graduates high school with a 3.63 GPA.
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In the fall of 1998, Toren begins college in San Diego and has three alcohol offenses issued by the university staff. He also makes the dean's list with a 3.6 GPA.
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Toren was kicked out of the lower campus dorms and was relocated to the main campus.
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Toren spent his summer at home in Olympia working. He was also forced to attend his first AA meetings.
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In November of his sophomore year of college, Torn is arrested for public drunkenness in Santa Barbara.
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Toren calls Chris to tell her that he is in Washington D.C., rather than Paraguay.
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Toren moves to Delray Beach, Florida to live in a halfway house.
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Toren vists his home in Olympia for the first time sober since middle school.
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Toren's SpeechToren moves to Louisiana to play music and continues his speaking presenations.
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Toren's family spends Christmas without him as he returns to Paraguay in the hopes of closure. He stays there until a few days after New Year's Day (so about a month-long trip).
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