Friday, March 28, 2008
Stacy Sullivan
Josh Prager
Christine Keneally
Cherry Picking
When I looked up cherry picking, of course, Wikipedia came up so I first looked at that site. Wikipedia says that it is using information to support a specific side while ignoring the opposing side. Then I went to this blog site. They were talking about how politicians cherry pick a lot. I had never really thought about it before but of course politicians are going to want to make their campaign look better than their opponent’s campaign. A perfect example is the commercial s that the candidates release. Most candidates will make a commercial that shows a negative aspect of their opponent, so that they will look better. These candidates probably do the same things as their opponents they are just trying to show how wonderful they are and how horrible the other candidate is. I do not think cherry picking is that bad because we are all guilty of it. We all want what is best for ourselves, or something we support so we are going to want to make it look good.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Weekend!
I had an extremely exciting weekend! My sister, who lives in
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
No child Left Behind research
Sex Offenders
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Propaganda Analysis
I often think that people believe that you have to be highly intelligent to go to college. This is not the case anymore. Anyone can now have the opportunity to attend college. Money should no longer be an issue. There are scholarships and financial aid now offered so that everyone can have the opportunity. I think the writer is trying to say that every child is capable of attending college as long as they are willing to work hard to achieve new goals. This artifact shows how much our culture values education. Not only do people want you to graduate from high school, they now expect you to further your education in college. Education is now the key to success. Many jobs now will only hire employees who have graduated from college. As years pass, we must continue to expand our knowledge and grow in our education so that we can keep up with the rest of the world. Our globe will continue to expand as long as our education continues to grow. In conclusion, this artifact is a target to young men and women graduating high school. The artist ultimately wanted to tell the viewer that no matter who they are or where they came from, they can go to college. There are no limits in life and as long as you keep pushing you will continue in getting somewhere. Those who push hard will be successful and will be the ones who will be pushing the young adults to further their education in the generations to come. Although some may have to work harder than others, everyone has the ability to be successful in their education past high school.