Essay Undergraduate 928 words

Why the Electoral College Should Be Abolished

An argumentative essay calling for the abolition of the Electoral College, citing voter disenfranchisement, swing-state bias, and popular-vote failures.

Politics

~5 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 706 words

Should Americans Be Allowed to Choose Euthanasia?

An argumentative essay examining why terminally ill Americans in severe pain should have the legal right to choose euthanasia as a dignified end-of-life option.

Ethics

~4 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 384 words

Sex Education in Texas: The Case for Comprehensive Instruction

A persuasive essay arguing that Texas schools must move beyond abstinence-only curricula to provide teens with comprehensive, fact-based sex education.

Health

~2 min read

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Book Review Undergraduate 707 words

Race as Cultural Construct: A Review of Jonathan Marks

A critical review of Jonathan Marks's essay arguing that racial categories are cultural constructs, not biological facts, supported by genetics and human variation.

Social Issues

~4 min read

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694 words

Analysis of "Girls Just Wanna Have Phones" and "Not My Mother's 56"

Girls Just Wanna Have Phones" contains the argument that rather than our electronic devices acting as instruments to make life easier for us, we have actually become slaves to them.

~4 min read

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734 words

The Federal Reserve's role in controlling the money supply

The project is important enough to be worthwhile, and simple enough to tackle in a semester. This is an argumentative paper, clearly. I do not know if that is acceptable but make sure that it is.

~4 min read

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311 words

How English composition instruction improved my writing skills

There is always a sense of magic when words are combined in fresh ways to communicate ideas effectively. Before enrolling in the English course, essays seemed more daunting because I did not have proper organizational skills.

~2 min read

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930 words

Should entertainment address politics and social issues

Entertainment refers to activities which provide diversion or give people enjoyment, amusement, laughter or fun. Entertainment can be provided by a third party or an individual can choose to create their own, as is the case with participating in a game or a hobby.

~5 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 690 words

Death, Justice, and Execution: Analyzing Koch and Quindlen

A comparative analysis of Edward Koch's "Death and Justice" and Anna Quindlen's "Execution," examining their arguments for and against capital punishment.

Literature

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579 words

Nicholas Carr's claim that Google makes us stupid: a refutation

Google make us Stupid? Noted author and former editor of the Harvard Business Review Nicholas Carr wrote a provocative article in the July 2008 edition of the Atlantic Monthly titled Is Google Making Us Stupid?

~3 min read

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