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  The World Today Is Better Than It Was 50 Years Ago

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  Write an essay to Persuade a Family Member That the World Today Is Better Than It Was 50 Years Ago.
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  The World Today Is Better Than 50 Years Ago

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  Write an essay persuading a Family Member That the World Today Is Better Than 50 Years Ago.
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  Persuade a Family Member That the World Today Is Better Than 50 Years Ago
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  WORDS OF PRAISE COMPOSITION

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  WORDS OF PRAISE COMPOSITION

  • Write a multi-paragraph composition, including introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion, using no less than 500 well chosen words.
  • Stick to the purpose of this assignment: to praise someone who is or has been in your life, someone who is real, someone whom you have known first-hand. Do not deviate from that purpose at all.
  • Select and organize your content deliberately to create a particular effect on a chosen reader. (Note: You must identify who your reader is in a note to me at the top of your first page. If you do not do this, you will not pass.)
  • Use paragraph options that suit your purpose. Present narrative, analyze cause/effect, classify the person into a group, separate the subject into “parts,” create comparison, contrast, or analogy, explain the meaning of a word/concept in your own way, describe the person (perhaps using the five senses), explain a process related to your subject, or use examples to illustrate your point.
  • Express yourself well, choose words carefully, use standard English, and avoid substantial errors in grammar and mechanics.
  • In keeping with the course policies, an assignment that contains any form of plagiarism will earn no credit.

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  • You may write about anyone you have known first-hand.
  • You may write directly to anyone you choose, as long as you have a reason for praising a person to your chosen reader. You may address them with the second person “you.”
  • You may praise your subject for any reasons you may have for praising her/him such as beauty, intelligence, passion, character, heroism, accomplishments, abilities, etc.
  • You may write to the subject herself/himself, you may write to the class/instructor, you may write to yourself, or you may choose a specific reader other than these. You’ll be asked to identify who your intended reader is.
  • Affect your reader as you see fit (e.g., inspire, amuse, surprise, motivate, etc.).

  3 pages
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  WOMEN CHARACTERS IN NOVELS OF CHARLES DICKENS

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  This paper will analyze WOMEN CHARACTERS IN THE SELECT NOVELS OF CHARLES DICKENS.
  Contents:1. CHAPTER I-  Introduction
  2. CHAPTER II-  Women Characters in Oliver Twist
  3. CHAPTER III- Women Characters in Hard Times
  4. CHAPTER IV-  Women Characters in Great Expectation
  5. CHAPTER V- A Tale of Two Cities
  12 pages
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  As For Me and My House by Sinclair Ross

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  As For Me and My House by Sinclair Ross

  A Paradox: Written Through The Eyes of a Woman By The Mind of A Man: Issues of Patriarchy in Sinclair Ross’s “As For Me and My House”
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  Becoming Walter White

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  The Psychology of Becoming Walter White

  Vince Gilligan, creator of Breaking Bad, said that his goal with Walter White was to turn Mr. Chips into Scarface. Take a regular person, like you—assume you’re regular for a second—and then make you nice and evil, like a witch in a gingerbread house. Is that really even possible? Could you become another Walter White?

  I’m inclined to believe that most of us still think some people are good and some people are bad, and never the twain shall meet. Despite the lessons we learned from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, we still think that good and evil belong in different people. Walter clearly shows that it doesn’t. And he demonstrates this with so many good psychological reasons—reasons that experimental psychologists observe in ‘normal’ people on a daily basis.
  What are these reasons and do they apply to you?

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  Nicholas Carr’s article “Is Google Making Us Stupid

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  Is google making us stupid: Technology at Large

  Do you agree with the views and opinions in Nicholas Carr’s article “Is Google Making Us Stupid?. Is Google and technology making us more dumbler?
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  Study Tips 101: As you are studying, keep a running collection of “exam questions.” If you seriously attempt to write difficult and meaningful questions, by the time you finish you will have created a formidable exam. When you begin to feel you’re ready for your instructor’s exam, take out your questions and see if you can answer them. If you can’t, you may need to go back and reinforce some of the things you are trying to learn.
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  Essay 1: “Is Google Making Us Stupid?”

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  Essay 1: “Is Google Making Us Stupid?”
  Summary and response of the article “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” by Nicholas Carr.
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  Study Tips 101: If the subject matter includes structures, practice drawing those structures. Remember that a drawing is useless unless the important structures are labeled
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  Main characteristics of the nature/nurture debate

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  Heredity Versus Environment

  Identify the main characteristics of the nature/nurture debate and explain how this can be applied to gender difference
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  Study Tips 101: If your instructor hasn’t explained to you how he or she designs exams, ask. this is a perfectly legitimate concern. However, keep in mind that an instructor has the right to design exams in whatever fashion he or she sees fit, and in most cases you have no business asking for changes in that design. You need to learn to handle all testing styles–including the dreaded essay exam!