Choose to write about AN ORIGINAL topic in a short 5 paragraph response (300-450 words). These are sample topics only so please feel free to use your own ideas. Answers previously used in other classes are not to be used. 1. We should eliminate personal income tax in the United States. 2. The internet should be free.
Identify four articles regarding abortion and choice. Evaluate your sources using the criteria below. For each source, create a references page entry followed by a short paragraph in which you evaluate that source. Credibility Source appears trustworthy based on author's credentials, reputation of publisher or sponsoring o
Watch any 15 minute segment during one of Obama and Romney debates. What was the premise? Was there a conclusion? What did you think about it?
Please see attachments 1 and 2 regarding case studies.
When you write effectively and persuasively about any topic, why is it necessary to know for whom you are writing, to be able to clearly define the terms you use, and to be able to back up your points with a body of credible information? Assume that you might be asked to write something of this nature for your future job. What h
A. Last winter, in consultation with your doctor, you chose to have some minor surgery done. This elective surgery requires a hospital stay of approximately three days and at least another four days of recuperation time at home. Originally the surgery was scheduled for early February. You made the necessary arrangements
How do "The Art of Disappearing" by Naomi Shihab Nye, and "You Could Tumble Any Second" by Roger Housden connect to Tolle's ideas?
Together a team is stronger than one person alone. For example, if you are supposed to give a group presentation and one person doesn't show up, the rest fill in. At first it may seem like the rest of the team is taking up the slack, which may seem unfair, but that is also the benefit of a team. They compensate for other teammat
In some situations, strong interpersonal relationships can actually be an *obstacle* to productivity. She notes that it is very important to distinguish what's important to you at the job place, for example having friends or having a job to support your family. It is so important to leave work at work and home at home. As an exa
Cherie is an accountant for a large advertising agency. After receiving notice of a prospective, large account, she thinks of a creative advertising campaign and tells her idea to Charles, her manager. Charles shoots down her idea and reminds her that her job is accounting. Several days later, the design team visits Charles and
I recently read this poem and absolutely love it and can see how it would relate to most of our lives in some sense. However, I would like another opinion as to what the meanings of each stanza are with regard to reflection on life, lessons to be learned, etc. Her ideas seem so basic, yet I think I'm missing the deeper meaning.
Part I: Read the below scenario and write a short response Is your friend violating any codes of ethics? If yes, which one(s)? What would you do in this situation about your fellow worker? Would you ignore the situation or discuss your concerns with her? Would you report the worker to her supervisor? Scenario I: "A fell
1. Think of an inductive argument or example of inductive reasoning (either valid or fallacious) that you encountered over the past 1-2 weeks. Share it and analyze it. Was the example of induction that you encountered valid or invalid? Write 2-3 paragraphs that reflect upon the argument and your process of evaluation. 2. Th
I am looking for ideas as to how Chapters 6 & 7 of "A New Earth" by Eckhart Tolle relate to the poem "Love" by Rumi? Love by Rumi Your task is not to seek for love, but to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.
I am looking for connections and an analysis for how "The End of Solitude" by William Deresiewicz relates to Chapters 6 & 7 of "A New Earth" by Eckhart Tolle. http://hermitary.com/solitude/deresiewicz.html
Task 1: Please help me address advance directives and cover the following: â?¢ What are advance directives? â?¢ Purpose â?¢ Positive aspects â?¢ Negative aspects Task 2: Please use the P-D-C-A Model (explained below) of process improvement to show what you would do to solve the problem in the case study below.
Negotiators are those who are willing to showcase their position to their best advantage. If we're deciding to hire a person who has great credentials but who doesn't negotiate for the position, as opposed to the person who negotiates and casts himself in the best light, the negotiator has an advantage. Now, negotiating canno
Construct a series of questions that you would ask in the opening portion of the following types of interviews: a. To obtain information from a county official about building permits for a report you have been assigned to deliver to senior management b. To write a biography of a long-time employee for a special presentatio
How have you prevented groupthink in the groups of your life? Have you participated in group think? Give examples!
I am looking for some assistance with the following: In July 2008, a Florida laundry services company agreed to pay $80,000 and furnish other remedial relief to settle an EEOC discrimination lawsuit. The EEOC had charged that a Black Haitian laundry worker at Sodexho Laundry Services, Inc. lost her job because of her race, na
For the Case Assignment in this module, you will choose a current issue or topic, develop a title and thesis (main point), and construct an annotated bibliography. An annotated bibliography is a list of references you intend to use for a research project. Your annotations should include at least five full sentences. Your annotat
In a small group, people should fill task and maintenance roles so the group reaches its goals. Which task and maintenance roles do you think are the most important? Why? Which roles do you usually fill? In your experience, which roles are usually not filled? Please see attached.
Read: "How to: Recover from a Social Media PR Disaster" (from Mashable Business): http://mashable.com/2011/08/24/pr-disaster-recovery/ Read and identify the claims within it. Express whether you agree or disagree with the author. You should include your opinion here, stating whether you agree or disagree with the author's cla
How do I write an introduction to an essay? Many times students feel they cannot write a paper due to not knowing where to begin. This solution provides steps on how to start a successful introduction for all types of writing so students may get past this tricky part of writing and move forward with their essays.
Question 1: Think of a deductive argument (either valid or fallacious) that you encountered over the last 1-2 weeks or the past month. Share it and analyze it in two paragraphs. Question 2: Go to the following website: http://www.3rdworldfarmer.com/ When you are done playing, complete the following questions: a. Game En
Why is knowing your audience an important part of capturing and maintaining their attention? What is the impact of cultural diversity in your audience?
Hi, I need assistance with the following assignment. I am not too sure where to begin. Assignment: Visit the Top 10 Crazy Political Commentators from following website: <://www.askmen.com/top_10/celebrity/top-10-crazy-political-commentators_10.html> and select one of the videos to view or listen to. Unless you are hearing-impa
Fallacies are everywhere. They can be so common that they hide from even the savviest reader. Ideally, now that you've familiarized yourself with the common fallacy types, you will be able to think of applications in your own life. For this log, reflect upon a recent encounter you had - this could be with a person, a text, or a
1) Edmund F. Byrne - author of the May, 2002 article entitled "Business ethics: A helpful hybrid in search of integrity." Published in in the Journal of Business Ethics, Volume #37, Issue #2. Article is found on pages 121-133. 2) Published in September 24, 2011 issue of The Economist. Article entitled "Business: The view from
Which of the two theories, Elaboration-Likelihood Model and Social Judgment Theory, do you think is the most helpful in developing a speech?