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    Quintana Thesis

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    Question 1: Thesis Strength Quintana’s thesis is moderately strong since it provides a clear description of what he wishes to narrate in his paper, but it is not perfect because his supporting points do not match up with his paper’s contents. Specifically, Quintana’s thesis mentions 4 things: reading more, stopping smoking, making friends, and doing all the things he postponed until he reached college. Stating these 4 specific goals was a good tactic and gave the thesis strength as it provided a definitive focus for the papers progression. However, he only discussed the 2 points “reading more” and “making friends” in highly descriptive and understandable detail, whereas he did not include the other two points. If I were to look at his thesis as a stand-alone item I would probably increase its rating to “strong” because it provides a narrowed down focus for the paper. Incidentally, since the last point of his thesis is still incredibly vague, I would still be unable to rate it as being “very strong”. Overall, his thesis is strong but it does not properly describe his papers goals. Question 2: Details Even though his paper accurately described the feelings and reactions of other people and his own, it would be nice if he could have provided more information on the setting of the narration.…

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    It has been more than a century since Frederick Jackson Turner first read his paper “The Significance of the Frontier in American History” before an audience of some two hundred historians assembled in Chicago for the “World’s Columbian Exposition.” Yet, Turner’s essay remains the classic expression of the “frontier thesis.” Turner was mostly ignored at the time but eventually Turner's lectures gained such wide distribution and influence that a contemporary scholar has called it "the single…

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    Thesis Diversity Leads to Essay Atrocity If a student from the previous generation was told of how our current educational system would be, he/she would find it unrecognizable. Throughout the years, education systems had developed a reputation for being rigid, disciplinary, and uncompromising when it came to their curricula; however, as of late, the curriculum has progressively become more accepting towards innovative and creative thinking. This has become evident through multiple courses,…

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    In our group presentation, there were areas where are presentation excelled and areas where our presentation could have been improved. Our transitions from one topic to the next lacked fluidity across the board. I struggled with reading the evidence I was using to support my claim which distracted me and the audience. Otherwise, the group was able to smooth talk about their topics without much issue. If we had practiced the speech once or twice, transitions between topics would have been more…

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    Adapt To Loneliness

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    my observation journal on March 8, I regard it as “my old friend, my treasure, as it once became a part of my daily life”. Looking back at the whole process of writing it, long but meaningful, I struggled from feeling confused to clear. Due to my misunderstanding of the micro fiction’s main idea and my carelessness for not doing thorough research of its background, I found myself went astray in the first and second draft. I even explained the title “The Nobody” in a wrong way, for I explained it…

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    what he wanted, and then what happened. My weakness I believe that this paper that I couldn’t not understand what Dan buenntter was trying to get apart. I had hard time trying to understand the reason for it thesis statement because even though I was writing a summary, that statement is still necessary to allow my readers to know what my summary was about. I also needed to provide a clear presentation of ideas and examples from the video to help my readers understand the main idea of the source…

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    Science And Religion Essay

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    examination of the relationship between religion and science-- a subject that has been the topic of inquiry since the beginnings of science as natural philosophy to science as it exists now. One model that has come to predominate the modern understanding of how the two interact is the conflict thesis, or that there is a fundamental incompatibility between science and religion, and that warfare between the two is inevitable. Through the lens of this model and the modern perception of science and…

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    Writing Process

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    The importance of this paragraph is to draw the paper together by summarizing the three topics. This paragraph should end with a clincher sentence. A clincher sentence could restate the thesis or it could ask the reader a question about the topic that will leave the reader pondering. An example of this would be the one used in this essay, “Once an individual learns the correct way to write a paper, he or she will survive in any course.” Therefore, this leaves the reader with a statement that…

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    face, and even shooting off rounds of live ammo.” and then finally gives the thesis statement “it’s A-okay to call dibs on a spot in the first 48 hours after a snow emergency. Except, that is, in one of the city’s toniest neighborhoods: the South End.”. Another effective introduction comes from the article “Boston Is a Shooters’ Paradise” from Boston magazine This one starts differently since it begins with a story that gives the reader context on where, when, how and what happens after a…

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    when young adults are left to discover who they are and how they want to act. Montgomery (Monty) Kessler is a Harvard College student in the movie With Honors. Throughout the movie, Monty changes from a very closed-minded individual to a very accepting and open-minded person after meeting a homeless man named Simon Wilder. In the beginning, Monty judged Simon harshly for being homeless, and didn’t want anything to do with him. He was using him to get his senior thesis back. Eventually, Monty…

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