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Jane Goodall, Roger Revelle, and Michael Pollan on global warming's impact
What is the impact of global warming on our community and what will be the consequences be here where we live? What is the impact of global warming on our community and what will be the consequences be here where we live?
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Student assessment of food advertising and nutrition literacy
For a week before the unit, students will keep a 'food diary' of everything they eat, and after composing the diary, they will find out the calorie counts of the food, and basic information on the foods consumed such as vitamin and mineral content, fiber, protein, and sugar values.
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Pathophysiology of cervical cancer and human papillomavirus infection
Every two minutes, somewhere in the world, a woman dies from cervical cancer (GlaxoSmithKline 2007).
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Stone v. Rockwell International Corp. and the False Claims Act
In your opinion, does Stone qualify as an original source for purposes of the FCA? Why or why not? Which side is most convincing: the majority of the court or the dissenters?
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Political cartoons as First Amendment-protected persuasion and rhetoric
Allegorical interpretations of the public sector's opinions and feelings about the U.S. Government have been expressed as political cartoons since the beginning of our Republic.
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Structured poetry and ambivalence in Dylan Thomas' villanelle form
structured poems such as William Wordsworth's 'The World is Too Much with Us,' or Dylan Thomas' 'Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night,' do not adequately address the concept of ambivalence."
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James Sterling Young's "The Washington Community" and early American politics
Washington Community 1800 -- 1828 by James Sterling Young. Specifically it will contain a review of the book, bringing new light to the audience reading it. This is a historic look at Washington D.C.
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Logos, pathos, and ethos in contemporary advertising
Very few advertisements deploy only one type of appeal when attempting to solicit the attention of consumers. In the contemporary, media-saturated environment where ads must fight for consumer attention in print and on the television screen, purely logical advertisements seem to be in short supply.
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Postmodern rhetoric and deconstruction in "An Inconvenient Truth"
Carl Burgchardt, among others, refer to the extended perception of postmodern rhetorical criticism and the view that deconstructive and postmodern critical discourse includes cultural artifacts other than the written word; such as popular culture and the cinema.
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How friends describe me: opinionated, resilient, and driven
Do you agree or disagree? Why/Why not? If you want a friend who will tell you that the sun is shining when the sky is dark, do not solicit my opinion. If you want a friend who always agrees with you, whether you are right or wrong, I am not your ideal confidant.