Op-ed

In the article, “GMOs are a Grand Experiment on Health, Environment (op-ed),” the author Katherine Tallmadge, states that GMOs, or Genetically Modified Organisms, are an unknown factor. She is someone well respected in the GMO field to be interviewed about GMOs by CNN, yet her expertise is hardly ever voiced in the article. Tallmadge is a nutritional expert as well as holding a degree in behavioral analysis, she is qualified to discuss the nutritional effects of GMOs in this article. She begins…

New York (CNN)Hillary Clinton blamed Vladimir Putin for the hacking of Democratic organizations during the 2016 election, telling donors that the Russian President's involvement stemmed from a "personal beef against me." During a short speech pegged as a "thank you party" at the The Plaza Hotel, Clinton said the 2016 election hacking was enough to tip the balance in Donald Trump's favor. The comments were her first since the news of Putin's involvement. Clinton, based on audio obtained by the…

The third piece was a concerto from below list : Carl Maria von Weber, Concerto No. 1 in F minor op. 73 Carl Maria von Weber, Concerto No. 2 in E-flat major op. 74 
Louis Spohr, Concerto No. 1 in C minor op. 26
 Louis Spohr, Concerto No. 4 in E minor WoO 20 Bernhard Henrik Crusell, Concerto in F minor op. 5 Above five concertos were composed during early romantic period. The three composers have contributed to clarinet composition greatly…

In “Trying to Embrace a ‘Cure’: [Op-Ed]”, author Sheila Black persuades her audience to consider the effects of technology that could cure disabilities by effectively using various appealsin response to a rhetorical situation. Rhetorical Situation Exigence Black’s exigence is the new treatment that has recently been announced for X-linked hypophosphatemia, a genetic form of dwarfism that Black and two of her children live with. Black explains that the treatment could allow people with XLH to…

American Assimilation Did you know that as an American, you are still an immigrant? During the 17th century, British colonizers came to the America’s to explore and expand the British territory. Years later, the colonizers revolted against the British crown and created the United States, inventing and assimilating into a new ethnic group; Americans. Throughout the centuries, immigrants have helped shape the American identity by changing the meaning of truly being American and through…

The op-ed I chose was Donald Trump Does Detroit by Charles M. Blow from the New York Times published on 9/5/16. The topic of the article was Donald Trump trying to get the black votes in Detroit. The author of the article is calling Donald Trump fake. Trump is saying what the people in Detroit want to hear for the votes by saying “we need a civil rights agenda of our time, one that ensures the rights to a great education and the right to live in safety and in peace and to have a really, really…

forgiven they have to make payments for at least twenty years before they can get granted forgiveness. In King, T., & Frishberg, I. (2001). Big loans, bigger problems: A report on the sticker shock of student loans. (ERIC Document Reproduction Service No. ED 470027) Author discusses on how students experience a shock when after graduation they find their college debt is much larger than they expected. If they do not understand loan repayment and loan costs, they borrow more than they can afford…

I’m willing to date myself by quoting a Woodstock-era folk song because if you haven’t looked around the Logistics Readiness Officer (LRO) career field lately, suffice to say that the times are changing and it’s exciting! After a decade of trial and error, the 21R career field has gotten serious about how to develop the next generation of commanders. The effort underway is taking the concept of the LRO from three haphazardly-kluged specialties down a path of creating a tactical expert that will…

Why We Shouldn’t Panic About Ebola Ebola or hemorrhagic fever is a virus, which has a high rate of killing people. The virus attacks every cell in the body leading to organ failure and death. There is no known cure at this time. In West Africa the current outbreak is the worst it 's ever been, but this is not the first. The first was in 1976, two cases appeared in Zaire, Sudan, and other in Samburu, Democratic Republic of Congo. The virus was named after the Ebola River in the village where it…

The immune system is an important and complex part of the human body, guarding it against bacteria and other foreign substances that would make you sick. When you’re born, you’re immune system is pretty susceptible to different diseases because you’re body doesn’t know how to fight them yet. Vaccinations help to strengthen your immune system by introducing weak and harmless versions of a disease to your body. Antibodies then attack the disease, getting rid of it, which helps to protect your body…