1,540 words

Nonpoint source pollution and watershed management planning

The objective of this work in writing is to develop and articulate persuasive research-oriented arguments related to planning practice.

~8 min read

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1,152 words

Raising the minimum driving age: why sixteen-year-olds should not drive

Teenagers 16 years of age should NOT be allowed to drive." This is a persuasive essay and it discusses the issue of Teenagers NOT being allowed to drive at the age of 16 and why I think they should not be allowed.

~6 min read

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738 words

Obesity as America's most preventable yet neglected disease

Specifically, it will contain a persuasive argument on why obesity is a problem in the United States, and why it is ridiculous to think that the number one disease in America is the most preventable in America.

~4 min read

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389 words

Challenging myths about saturated fats and heart disease

Sugar and fats New probes have not been able to establish a persuasive connection between heart disease and saturated fats. To add on to that, other long-standing beliefs against fats have been dealt away with.

~2 min read

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898 words

Dostoevsky and Sartre on the nature of human freedom

Choose and present a single (1) quotation from the work of each author that most persuasively indicates their position that human beings are free.

~5 min read

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1,816 words

Social values in Hesiod's Works and Days and Dark Age Greece

Specifically, it will contain an argumentative historical essay on the question, "What kind of social values do you find in Hesiod's advice to his brother in 'Works and Days.' What does this say about Dark Age culture in Greece?

~10 min read

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581 words

Writing portfolio reflection on essay fundamentals and growth

I have demonstrated these skills in a variety of different essay types, from narrative to persuasive. I learned how to create essays with strong introductions, supporting arguments, a logical flow of ideas and a powerful conclusion that ties the essay together.

~3 min read

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1,310 words

Using Aristotle's rhetorical devices to analyze Turkish journalist advocacy

Before I took this class, when I was writing a persuasive research paper, I would tend to throw information onto the page, hoping that one of my ideas or facts would resonate with the reader, but without thought to how I structured my arguments.

~7 min read

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332 words

Maintaining profitability at Bank of New Salem's Webster branch

How can we maintain our Webster branch without a negative financial impact? Persuasive Message: We can continue to maintain our Webster branch without incurring future losses.

~2 min read

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3,065 words

Genetic markers and sexual orientation: evaluating Xq28 evidence

While many studies suggest a strong genetic and biological basis to sexual orientation, there is little persuasive, compelling, causal evidence to support this claim.

~16 min read

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