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EXERCISE W-2
Use the six-step
method described in this section to work the following exercises. Each of
the argumentative passages should be at least 400 words in length.
1.
TV: Primary Carrier of Cultural Sickness
by Ralph Georgy
2.
Parental Consent
Puts Teens in a Bind
by Jennifer Coburn
3.
How Computers Can Dull Children„s Creativity
by Mark Slouka
4.
Educating
for Sexual Responsibility
by Pamela DeCarlo
5.
U.S. - Murder Capital of the World
by George Bryjak
6.
The Times Require
Thoughtful Religion
by Michael Gotlieb
7.
Same-Sex
Marriage: Prohibiting Homosexual Union Serves No Useful Social Purpose
by Benita Berkson and Ross Porter
8.
The Children Condemned to Slavery
by George Bryjak
9.
Deadbeat Dads: Court's
Custody Bias Is Partly to Blame
by Armin A. Brott
10.
Death
Penalty Is Not a Deterrent to Murder--In Fact, It May Have the Opposite
Effect
by Jesse Gillies
11.
Perspective
On Evolution / Creation: Can 80% of Us be Dead Wrong?
by Phillip E. Johnson
12.
Perspective
On Brazil: Suffer the Little Children
by S. Gregory Jones
13.
Loofah
Is a Many Splendored Thing
by Jenijoy La Belle
14.
School
Sports: Latest New Age Target
by John Leo
15.
The Mechanics Of A 41-Year Love Affair
by Yaacov Luria
16.
A Single-Issue Activist
Reconsiders Her Obsession
by Susan Carpenter McMillan
17. Perspective
on Smoking: Bans Alone Won't Win The War
by Jack Nicholl
18.
Homeless
Activists Miss the Point: The Undue Focus On Poverty Obscures Real Root
Causes
by Joseph Perkins
19.
Imprisoning
Free Speech On Campus
by Anna Quindlen
20.
High-Risk
Recreation? - If This Is the Cure, It's Better to Keep the Ulcer
by Susan Trausch
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