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What section of Omnivore's Dilemma have you chosen and why? Tell me about what you remember from your reading so far and what you think of it.

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Omnivore's Dilemma by Pollan is briefly brainstormed in terms of topical ideas.

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As you formulate a paper against the use of GMO corn, a cool title might be "Beyond Corny: Opposition to the Use of GMO based on Pollan's book." Another catchy one might be "Oh Shucks: Opposing the Use of GMO Corn using Pollan's Book as a Lens." Corny but cute (no pun intended!)

First, you might assert how Pollan's book cleverly shows that corn shockingly comprises almost every food item that Americans eat. However, it is not the fresh, organic corn from Little House on the Prairie reruns that we envision. Instead, Pollan clarifies how "The milk and cheese ...

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