Argument Analysis: Green Lake County Board Meetings

NAME: DISCUSSION LEADER: Name: Discussion Leader: Approximately 50 errors. “ALIENS” “Good God hes taller then they said”, marveled Uncle Randolph. We were staring at the alien it had just exited the ship, and was staring back with it’s big eyes. “I thought all the scientist said that they were suppose to be little dudes, he must be eight feet at least!” Everybody in America seemed gripped by alien fever, I’d just read an article called, I Married an Alien in my favorite newspaper The New York Times.

Edson 's fabulous Summer Festival This week I was writing a 'Tip of the Hat ' column for the outstanding effort of the Edson and District Chamber of Commerce and the many volunteers who helped bring the Edson Summer Festival to the community, and particularly to the children, who enjoy it so much. Then suddenly my email chimes, and in one of those strange moments of synchronicity, it is our writer Deanna Mitchener with a column on the very topic of volunteering! Deanna, an avid volunteer herself, says it much better than I could (see below).

What this means is that we need a more personalized plan for our schooling. Again this can relate into better placement based on their latent ability to learn, but also their desire to follow a certain career path. Why should a student who wants to be a civil engineer and design bridges for a living need to know what part of a human cell is responsible for creating energy? The pros of updating our schooling system quite obviously outweighs the cost, so why have we not done it already? This is the question that we need to be asking the politicians that we are electing.

Furthermore, electives can show students what they’re becoming. Overall, this shows that electives are able to help students to find their way in life. Another reason electives should be provided is they may help students find their future job. According to McKenzie Sarnak, electives can sometimes be able to help students figure out jobs they would love to have(Sarnak).

Before South Dakota was admitted into the US, It was Sioux land and many other Native tribes land. “The Sioux and the Cheyennes became allies, and by the end of the 18th century, the Sioux had driven away other groups and claimed the Black Hills as sacred land, believing that they were the homeland they were destined to find” (Andrew Mathews 2015, p.10). How was South Dakota even included in the US? Well according to (Andrew Mathews 2015), the US government made false promises about the hills and has kept them ever since. Many Native Americans are not happy with this and just want their land back. Before all of this, there was of course fights. For example, one incident known as the “wounded knee” panicked the Sioux (Heather

It is sad so much confusion surrounds Initiative 42, especially when nearly 200,000 Mississippians signed petitions to have it placed on the November ballot to amend the state Constitution. If passed, Initiative 42 will hold the Mississippi legislature accountable for keeping its promise to fully fund public schools. That should be simple enough, but Governor Bryant has done everything within his power to confuse the issue. Is he that two-faced? In December 2014, the Jackson Clarion Ledger ran an article, “Bryant: Public, not superintendent, controls education,” that reported him saying the public, not the state superintendent of education is in charge of education. If he truly believes the public is in charge of education, why is he

This program has meant so much to all of my ever grateful clients and has meant the world to me. I just thank God every day for using me in this way. It made me open my eyes in thankfulness to the physical properties that I possess and was not aware of others losing theirs. With this program in effect it provides the clients comfort to know they can still stay at home with some

Ms. Samuel Good afternoon Ma 'am. I just want to follow up with you recent visit to Battle Creek. I was not able to attend the back brief you provided on your last day and I was wondering if you could share any information of what is next. I can tell you that are office was pleased to have someone listen and take our concerns seriously. I know we had an odd staff meeting this past Thursday where Abraham spoke about your visit and wanted to ask us in an open forum to talk about the visit but was unwilling to share with us the back brief you provided to the staff.

The "Constitution Day" article makes a good argument of stating how the Constitution has changed and how we should have listen to George Washington 's warnings. Yet this article bored me due to the overuse of purple prose instead of just out right saying how much the Constitution has been warped. It 's a good argument and I can agree with the fact that the documents that shape the US have been used against the population but I could due with less round about talking and a direct claim.

Gentlemen of the Jury, before you write Miss Medea off as having been driven insane through grief and loss, some of the facts that have been presented today need to be put in order. First and foremost, homicide has occurred, and it has been done through the hand of the defendant. There is no arguing this fact; multiple witnesses have been brought forth to testify against this woman. These witnesses were present for the planning of all of the murders, and were threatened with death if they breathed a word of it. The only argument that the defense has left is to portray Medea as being insane. The question that we must ask is this; what it is that constitutes an insane individual? By definition, insanity is the inability of an individual to determine

A liberal arts education has many benefits; broader knowledge on various topics, ample job

The most persuasive argument for the petitioner is that UT’s rationale for the use of race lacks the requisite clarity to survive the application of strict scrutiny. Since the case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka in 1954, the Equal Protection Clause demands that racial classifications are to be subjected to the most rigid scrutiny. Therefore, when government decisions take into account race it must serve a compelling government interest. The petitioner’s least convincing argument is that UT’s consideration of face is too modest to be constitutional. Race is supposed to have a modest impact and holistic and individualized which was approved in the Grutter and Bakke cases. The first question I would ask the petitioner is whether or not she believes she would have been admitted to UT’s Fall 2008 class if she were a minority. I would also ask her what restitution she is seeking if the Court rules in her favor.

In addition, others claim that a school education helps students attain their full potential and helps them acquire

Instruction is frequently seen as a spot where kids can create as indicated by their one of a kind needs and possibilities, with the reason for adding to each person to their maximum capacity of psychological, enthusiastic, physical and behavioral areas. Schools and colleges give advanced education which is a wellspring of prepared and instructed work force for national economies. Optional instruction happens principally amid the young years; is for the most part around the seventh to the tenth year of educating and its motivation can be to give normal learning, to get ready for advanced education, or to prepare specifically in a calling. Auxiliary instruction in the United States developed after 1910, in which secondary schools were made with an educational programs concentrated on down to earth work aptitudes that would better get ready understudies for cushy work in which people perform proficient, administrative, or managerial work in an office, desk area, or other

I Believe that as well as accessing these opertunities many students would also have the chance to learn