reading assignment, see attachment 1) In what sentence does the author introduce her topic? 2) What is the author’s thesis for this essay, and where is that thesis located? 3) What are the three topics for the three body paragraphs in this essay? 4) What three specific details does the author present in her first…
Write a paper formatted in MLA style of five pages in length (use Times New Roman 12) that addresses the topic below. As always, you may not turn in an essay that you have written for another course. Following the directions given in lecture and the examples provided by our discussion of the sample essays,…
About For this assignment you will be submitting a photo utilizing both forms of aperture in your photo such as shallow depth of field or lower F-Stop and narrow depth of field or higher F-Stop. Requirements Final photo as a Jpeg, original RAW file used for the final photo, and a short summary describing your…
In the paper turned in there were citations from other sites. Simply please answer the questions according to the short story using quotes from the story only. Further instructions linked
The Assignment: Write a two to three page double-spaced (minimum of 500-750 words) letter to the editor, proposing a solution to a current local problem. List the newspaper to which you would be sending this to at the top of your paper. Begin the letter with: “Dear Editor,” Throughout the paper, be as specific as…
Instructions are provided in Word doc, thanks in advance info: Healthcare major maybe tie that in.
Week 3A: Utilitarianism In the reading this week on Utilitarianism, one of the points made about the theory is that it does not take motivation into account. Mill states, “He who saves a fellow creature from drowning does what is morally right, whether his motive be duty or the hope of being paid for his…
Discussion 3: Affirmative Action Introduction Opponents of affirmative action cite several reasons for opposing it. Affirmative action, they say, is reverse discrimination and, as such, is both illegal and immoral. The people benefiting from affirmative action are less qualified than many of the whites with whom they compete for employment and college admissions. In addition,…
Introduction This module covers some very common challenges for new college students. Note-taking: Some students do not know how to take good notes. They try to write down everything that is said and can’t keep up with the speaker, or they don’t write down enough information to help them review later. They have never learned…
By now you have read, and we have discussed the reading, “The Comfortable Kid” in class. Consider these comforts from the reading assignment: activities to foster friendships, courses that support your individual learning needs, comfortable beds, excellent food, modern gym, and/or speakers and musicians performing on campus. Now with these and others in mind, in…