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    Conversation Paper

    Andres Conversation Paper English Composition II Professor. 3-31-15 Topic: Armed Pilots/Air Marshalls Research Question: What are the benefits and disadvantages of having a armed air Marshall or Pilot post 9/11? Conversation Participants 1. Andres 2. David Stout, Author of article, "Government Says Pilots Can't Have Guns in Cockpits." 3. Ethan Green, Author of article, "Gov't: Pilots Can't Have Guns in Cockpit." 4. Lori Robinson, Reviewer of Books ,"Guns for Pilots." 5. Kim

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    Put an in to Food Deserts

    eating becomes a habit for many people when in a crunch for time. There are 240,115 fast food restaurants in America alone and only 37,716 super markets in the US; this means that for every seven fast food restaurants there is only one grocery store in our Nation. So where are citizens to turn when looking for something to eat? When the odds are seven to one, statistically you'd be more likely to choose the fast food restaurants almost every time. By increasing the amount of healthier store alternatives

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    Sartre

    Sartre to describe how we live our lives in an existentialist world without taking the responsibility of our own actions. When I say an existentialist world, this needs some explanation. It is meant as how Sartre describes how we find our self in the world. We are born without any essence (given by God) and we are only born as human being with existence at first. But without any essence, this means we are entirely free, free to act as we wishes, and free to make our own choices. This again means that

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    The Rhetorical Analysis of Heather Boushey’s “Values Begin at Home, but Who’s Home?"

    First, Boushey believes that mothers leaving the home to join the workforce has a negative effect on the well-being of our families and our family values, and secondly persuading us to measure how well our current American economy works for our families. Towards the end of the article Boushey tries to convince us, as voters to take action, by starting at home and telling our leaders that we will pay attention to work/life issues. The author starts out building her character, an appeal to ethos

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    Should We or Should We Not Drill?

    Drill 2 We need to get off our dependency of foreign oil. There are two major suggestions on how to solve this issue. One is to follow President Barack Obama’s plan. He proposes that the best way for us to get off of oil dependency is to create alternate energy resources. This would offer more jobs for the people. Most of the Republicans on the other hand, want to do more drilling in the United States and more offshore drilling. They say that having more oil companies will create more

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    Effective Communication

    information given. More than two thousand years has passed and yet communication stands by our sides’ every day. This could be done simply through just speaking, listening, writing, or giving hand or body signals to one another. But in this present generation, most people use technology in order to communicate in which they create strong bonds all over the world. Communication has done its part and all that is left in our hands is to use it effectively. 1. The Role of Correct Grammar in Communications

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    Unity and Solidarity

    a political animal." This quote was of course said by the great Greek philosopher Aristotle. What he meant was that every man has a desire for a say in what goes on within a community. A say in how the authority should be run, a say in how much taxes one needs to pay, a say in just about anything worth having an opinion on that is up for debate. Having solidarity and unity in a community is absolutely critical for any society to properly function efficiently, along with everybody being given equal

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    Dinner

    the students from Enderun colleges are taught to have good manners and proper etiquette. In our Enderun experience class, I was able to practice and even learn more manners during the dinner. At first I was wondering why I should learn how to eat dinner properly if I know that having dinner is a normal routine to do. But I was wrong. Dinner may be the key to success in the future especially when you’re having an interview of a lifetime As a student from Enderun, I learned how to eat bread properly

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    Effective Persasion

    segregation in the U.S. In the letter, King explain that he is disappointed in the clergy for attacking the members of the African American non-violent civil rights movement and that direct action is the only thing left for them to do. He goes on to say that he hopes “the dark clouds of racial prejudice will soon pass away.” In this letter, King has a very effective argument by using several different persuasive appeals. One persuasive appeal that King uses is called ethos. Ethos refers to the

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    Happiness

    is that all there is to happiness? In our society, happiness is taken lightly and they label it as a temporary enjoyment or pleasure. Some people think that a mere giggle is a sign of true happiness when it really is not but rather a sign of amusement or immediate satisfaction. To some, happiness just means not having a bad day. For others, it is being popular with a large social circle rather than having just someone to love and a few good friends. Some say they are absolutely happy because they

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