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Social Issues in Pygmalion and The Importance of Being Earnest
in Pygmalion and The Importance of
Both plays emphasize issues with class during the turn of the century. Are the statements these plays make about class in Great Britain at this time more similar, or more different? With this choice, it is important that you use both plays within your response. You may compare/contrast the two, but you must create an overall point with this sort of comparison in your essay.
All submissions must:
use 3 peer reviewed sources in addition to whatever primary texts they discuss (and these sources must be used, actually cited, in the essay, not just listed in the works cited at the end)
be 1000-1500 words long
must be original to this class and assignment (no submissions from other courses and or previous forums are allowed)
be in MLA format and use MLA style citations (see  for MLA formatting models; most of you sources will probably need to use the “Journal Articles” model)
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Is smoking still a problem among teenagers
Is still a problem among?
10% Introduction
The student establishes the importance of the issue in his/her opening paragraph. The essay uses an anecdote or some research to illustrate the gravity of the controversy surrounding his/her chosen subject. The introduction insists on the need to redefine the issue.
15% Thesis
The thesis offers a surprising solution to the subject, promising to put it in a new light. It establishes clearly what side of the issue the author will take.
15% Audience
The essay clearly defines the audience that would disagree with the author’s position. It acknowledges that group’s beliefs without ridiculing or dismissing. The essay demonstrates a desire to persuade the audience to change its beliefs.
15% Organization and Development
On a paragraph by paragraph basis the essay makes the thesis persuasive by making points that appeal to readers’ sense of logic rather than appeals grounded in ethos or pathos. The essay avoids argumentative fallacies such as circular reasoning, ad hominem attacks, etc.
15% Research- 3 Sources
The essay incorporates information from reputable studies, experts, and/or existing debate on the subject to illustrate the main points of the thesis. The research is quoted in MLA style and the final page of the paper is a Works Cited page.
10% Conclusion
The student has incorporated a clear conclusion that goes beyond simply summarizing the topic to include the potential implications of their analysis.
10% Punctuation/Grammar
The student has followed punctuation and grammar rules throughout the paper. The student has also paid attention to accuracy in spelling and the overall formatting of the paper.
10% Improvement
The essay shows signs of concerted effort on student’s part to correct grammar errors from previous assignments and to demonstrate improvement over the course of the semester
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Minority student club: segregation or integration
Rhetorical Analysis: Minority student club: or integration
write a5-6 page essay with a cited work page on the following article, use prompt and answer
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Why rural America voted for Trump
Exhaustive source research paper
Using one of the authors of one of our example essays, or one of the sources they cite, write a four or more page paper in MLA format where you explore their background and qualifications. Author to write about his name is Robert Leonard who wrote “Why Voted for ” you cane use this article as a source
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Discuss the theme of “fate vs free will.” Does Oedipus kill his father as a result of free will or fate
Discuss the theme of “ vs free will.” Does Oedipus kill his father as a result of free will or fate?
Discuss the theme of “sight and blindness.” To what extent does Oedipus choose to be blind?
Examine the lives and characters of Jocasta, Antigone, Ismene, and Eurydice. What is the  in the Oedipus plays?
Consider the ancient adage, “Pride goeth before a fall.” To which character in the Oedipus trilogy does this best apply?
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Congress has struggled (and failed) to come together on a bill that would deal with some of the big immigration issues in our nation. Some of the ideas on the table include a road to citizenship for DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) recipients, funding for President Trump’s border wall, and a stricter limit on legal immigration. Right now, neither side is willing to give much to come to a compromise.
In all of this, public opinion, social media, traditional media, and political parties are playing a role. There is also the fact that we now have a newly elected Congress who feel a mandate from their constituents.
Is it difficult to find information that is unbiased when searching the news for immigration issues?
What is the American public opinion about immigration reform in general and on specific proposals? What is your opinion?
Now that the House is controlled by Democrats and the Senate is controlled by Republicans, what is the future of proposed immigration reform policies?
What aspects of the immigration reform ideas that have been proposed in Congress appeal to you? What aspects do think are a bad idea for America?
What questions do you have for classmates?

How civilized was the first European contact with the natives of the Caribbean Island
Third set of 5 paragraphs MLA format these are needed Read the attached files “Columbus.PDF” file authored by H. Zinn and “Two Monuments” by C. Mann and respond to the following questions: Just how civilized was the first European contact with the natives of the Caribbean Islands? Are you surprised of the outcomes and claims of superiority of the over Natives? Should Columbus be rewarded with immortality delivered to him by the ? (e.g. Columbus Day)
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Select two readings or one reading and one video clip
In a minimum of 750 words, explain why you disagree with the source/s’ point of view; feel free to use the other readings for this week or outside credible academic sources to underscore your points
Now, try to imagine the possible response/s to your arguments and objections.  Explain the response and rebut your opponent in this imaginary debate.  In your rebuttal, consider that you may come across many opportunities to disagree with fellow students throughout your Brandman experience.  Write your rebuttal with consideration of how you would address such controversies with fellow students in a debate that is not imaginary.
OR
Consider this scenario (in a minimum of 750 words):
In Dostoyevsky’s novel Crime and Punishment the main character plots and carries out the murder of an old woman who has a considerable amount of money in her apartment. After killing her, he steals the money. He argues that
She is a malicious old woman, petty, cantankerous and scheming, useless to herself and to society (which happens to be true), and her life causes no happiness to herself or to others; and Her money, if found after her death, would only fall into the hands of chisellers anyway, whereas he would use it for his education (no doubt at Brandman University).
Putting aside for a moment the small detail that the murder is a crime – is this action justified in some way? Yes or no and why? There is one catch; the only sources you can use to buttress your arguments one way or the other must come from this week’s readings and video clips.

According to the article, there has been description about the changes in the logistic industry market demand force. It is affecting the outcomes of the logistics industry because of the fast delivery services and the way of transforming the retail experience. Being the backbone of the e-commerce industry, the rise in demand side of the usage of transportation facilities brings the changes in the market prices. The demand side has been showing changes in order to bring a seamless and better shopping experience for the customers as fast delivery creates the infrastructural changes along with background system provisions. It is always ever changing to bring the economics need for flexibility in the creation of forces through robust system. For retailers, the prime factor to determine the changes includes the geographic location of the rent position with presence of imperative necessities in terms of market forces. According to the data sources, there has been only 5 per cent occupancy spend out of the given total supply chain costs. However, comparatively, there have been more of transport expenses in about given 50 per cent costs of supply chain management. That is why, demand side factors in the retail side are stronger as compared to existing supply side factors. Being situated in the key location of the network, there is greater provision of quick and more access to the cost-effective potential centres for delivering the best solution at competitive market prices. It further enforces the demand side factor composition as it brings the regional position to make it the epicentre as there have been more footprints in the given region. Hence, it can be concluded from the article economics that the demand has been rising because of the provision of last mile logistics which further places more pressure over the rents of the regions and also there is rise in occupancy level in that area. It enhances the supply cost of maintaining the infrastructure by putting pressure over the development factors which further increases the market prices of the land. This includes new developments at Rydalmere, South Granville and Villawood, adding to more recent brownfield developments at Chullora and Enfield. Also, it does not mean that there will be less demand for the efficient, modern and technology based logistics infrastructure in the future.
Attachments:
3798742_1_0-Economics-123.docx

Nissan Motor Company Ltd.: Building Operational
Resiliency
William Schmidt, David Simchi-Levi
On March 11, 2011 a 9.0-magnitude earthquake, among the five most powerful on record, struck off
the coast of Japan. Tsunami waves in excess of 40 meters high traveled up to 10 kilometers inland
and three nuclear reactors at Fukushima Dai-ichi experienced Level 7 meltdowns. The impact of this
combined disaster was devastating, with over 25,000 people dead, missing or injured.
1 Governments,
non-government agencies, corporations and individuals in Japan and around the world responded with
relief teams, supplies and donations to help ease the suffering and support the recovery.2 In truth, the
disaster was three calamities in one – an earthquake, a tsunami and a nuclear emergency. Recovering
from such a catastrophe was unprecedented.
The event was not just a humanitarian crisis, but also a heavy blow to the Japanese economy: 125,000
buildings were damaged and economic costs were expected to be ¥16.9 trillion.
3 In the weeks
following the disaster, approximately 80% of Japanese automotive plants suspended production and
Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities estimated utilization at other plants were below 10%.
Attachments:
3798734_1_Milestone-One-Guidelines-and-Rubric.pdf
3798734_2_case-study.pdf