Bananas are better than apples. Prove me wrong fgt.
In papers, you want to make sure you don't confuse write with right.
Quote from: DietrichSix on October 02, 2015, 09:02:58 AMBananas are better than apples. Prove me wrong fgt.Unfair argument when the orange comes into play.
Quote from: spewky bewgie on October 02, 2015, 09:03:26 AMQuote from: DietrichSix on October 02, 2015, 09:02:58 AMBananas are better than apples. Prove me wrong fgt.Unfair argument when the orange comes into play.Good thing we didn't include oranges.Delicious little orbs of fruit goodness.
Quote from: DietrichSix on October 02, 2015, 09:06:02 AMQuote from: spewky bewgie on October 02, 2015, 09:03:26 AMQuote from: DietrichSix on October 02, 2015, 09:02:58 AMBananas are better than apples. Prove me wrong fgt.Unfair argument when the orange comes into play.Good thing we didn't include oranges.Delicious little orbs of fruit goodness.A good argument always makes mention to other key players.
I'm not good with that stuff, but for people that can actually help you, what's the class/subject and are there any requirements/restrictions for the essay?
What are the criteria for the paper?
Do you have any convictions, or anything you strongly believe in?
Quote from: Enduuuuuuur on October 02, 2015, 09:04:10 AMQuote from: Awoo~ on October 02, 2015, 09:01:27 AMIn papers, you want to make sure you don't confuse write with right.Typing on NT phone and I don't have autocorrect off sorryIt's cool, I'm just messing with you. Things like high debate shit would probably work best, I dunno maybe sterner gun control/better background checks considering the fuss with the shooting yesterday.
Quote from: Awoo~ on October 02, 2015, 09:01:27 AMIn papers, you want to make sure you don't confuse write with right.Typing on NT phone and I don't have autocorrect off sorry
There are sone subjects like abortion and religion and whatnot that I want to avoid due to my mom possibly reading it
For a freshman level paper, I'm assuming your professor doesn't expect some lofty, ten page argumentative thesis about some obscure topic. You'd be fine to stick to the common topics (Marijuana legalization, death penalty, etc.), so long as you form an argument that is somewhat original (For marijuana legalization, you have the ability to cite Colorado now, unlike years past).Or you could even do something as basic as "Is the ESRB crucial to the gaming industry"
Quote from: spewky bewgie on October 02, 2015, 09:11:01 AMFor a freshman level paper, I'm assuming your professor doesn't expect some lofty, ten page argumentative thesis about some obscure topic. You'd be fine to stick to the common topics (Marijuana legalization, death penalty, etc.), so long as you form an argument that is somewhat original (For marijuana legalization, you have the ability to cite Colorado now, unlike years past).Or you could even do something as basic as "Is the ESRB crucial to the gaming industry"Thinking about it now, maybe I might do the death penalty. I'll think about itThanks
Quote from: Enduuuuuuur on October 02, 2015, 09:13:16 AMQuote from: spewky bewgie on October 02, 2015, 09:11:01 AMFor a freshman level paper, I'm assuming your professor doesn't expect some lofty, ten page argumentative thesis about some obscure topic. You'd be fine to stick to the common topics (Marijuana legalization, death penalty, etc.), so long as you form an argument that is somewhat original (For marijuana legalization, you have the ability to cite Colorado now, unlike years past).Or you could even do something as basic as "Is the ESRB crucial to the gaming industry"Thinking about it now, maybe I might do the death penalty. I'll think about itThanksJust make sure your argument is your own with a topic like the death penalty - don't just go and say "It's bad, mk?"Take a stance - maybe you feel it's bad for all but convicted terrorists, or you feel that it needs to be used only in times of extreme certainty in verdicts. If you don't support it, give reasons like faulty convictions leading to innocent lives lost.
give ideas pls
