Adequate Magazine Analysis

Kenon Breazeale’s argument in his text begins by touching on how Esquire would place certain articles in their magazine in hopes of attracting the male consumer. In order to do this, Breazeale claims that the magazine did so by the “simultaneous exploitation and denial of the feminine” (Breazeale 72). In that way, the magazine

Management in healthcare institutions obtains presentations that pertain to workers’ injuries and illness costs. The figures acquire adequate support from the management provided that the data cites credible and the right references. However, researchers lack adequate hard data and research backing to defend direct and indirect cost ratios that they frequently utilize in relation to the safety-related literature.

In the AVID weekly article and Scholastic article they show how much humans use technology and the effect it has on us. AVID weekly article shows that most adults and teens own a smartphone and use them a lot. The Scholastic article shows what teens are using technology most for and how it affects them. In both articles they shown me that it isn’t a good idea to bring in more computing devices into the classroom. No I do not believe classrooms should expand the modern forms of computing devices.

The article “The Case for Fitting In” compares to my idea of conformity because I think that it means how you change your opinion due to social pressure. My idea of conformity relates to the article because it was talking about how when people were in a group and someone said the wrong answer they usually went with it. “Each subject saw 18 sets of lines, and the group answer was wrong for 12 of them” this proves that most of the time people went with the group rather than going with their personal opinion. I think that the article really compares with my definition of conformity because I think that it causes you to change your opinion and sometimes causes you to choose wrong answers. I also strongly think that the article agrees with me because

For this week’s discussion board, I chose three articles all written by Martin, J. Sella who was an abolitionist.

Right of the bat, the 1950s saw magazine and publishing companies facing an exponential growth in popularity. Due in part to the public’s fear of both the “Cold War” and the “Korean War”, family oriented magazines like The Saturday Evening Post and Look continued to post articles highlighting current events, fictional stories, family life and illustration. As they grew to the top of the consumer market, women became the primary demographic for these magazines. The most prolific magazines in the women's market where Ladies Home Journal, Woman’s Day, Woman’s Home Companion, Good Housekeeping, Redbook, McCall’s and Cosmopolitan. (www.illustrationhistory.org)

Featherstone looks down on publications that emphasize most of their print on Fashion, relationships and celebrities and advocates for magazines that stimulate intellectual growth, promote a healthy body image and include diversity. As an active journalist, columnist and activist, Liza Featherstone makes a good point in her article all while using most abundantly three rhetorical tools: logos, ethos and pathos that she wove into a studied text organization and a simple writing style. It is through ethos that Featherstone does a great job at defending her viewpoint, because her argument lacks a lot

Cosmopolitan magazine, as it is today, is an international woman’s magazine involving topics on sex, relationships, beauty, fashion and health. The variation of Cosmopolitan (Cosmo) we have in today’s society is rather sexually explicit in many of its articles and covers. This was not always the case. Cosmopolitan was founded by Schlicht & Field in 1886. The magazine was originally created to be a “family magazine” . Cosmopolitan introduced articles on family and home life. In 1888, Cosmo gained a new editor in E. D. Walker. He would add new elements to the magazine. These included serial fiction, book reviews and color illustrations.

Have you ever thought about what people back in the day read in their spare time since we all just immediately get on our phones? I compared and contrasted the August 2015 Time magazine, and the June 4th 1864 edition of Harper’s Weekly. I have come to the realization that when people say times have changed, they are not kidding. It is crazy to read in between the lines and see how Americans lived over 150 years ago. The way things are placed and discussed are very different in both Harper’s Weekly and Time Magazine, but the two are similar in some ways also.

There are a lot of excellent significant landmarks that can be commemorated by a coin by the colonial Williamsburg foundation; but here are the four structures that are worthy of being commemorated: The Bruton Parish Church, the Capitol, the Governor's Palace, and the Magazine. Commemorate means to honor a certain place or a person. All these structures are important, but the most significant structure to commemorate is clearly the Magazine. According to my research, the Magazine is the best choice because it succeeds all of the goals it has to meet, it has a lot of historical significance, it is relevant to citizens today, and it has a connection to the mission statement “The future may learn from the past.”. The paragraphs below will explain

Zone Out Magazine was created back in June of 2012, it started off as a music and fashion magazine. During the past couple of years, we wanted to reach more of an audience, and decided to revamp the whole company. We cover all news stories from local, national, music, and fashion all over the world. Zone Out Magazine will still make an online issue and connect our blog as well. The magazine was founded by April Wright. April Wright inspritation came from Vogue Magazine, Source Magazine, Fashion Tv, Tmz, and others. She began working in the entertainment while attending Tulane University for Savage Life Entetainment. While working at Savage Life Entertainment she held the position as A&R, Human Resource Branch Manger, and Public Relation for

The Magazine I chose was, Godey's Lady's Book, and Ladies' American Magazine. The genre was designed mostly for entertainment. This magazine has poetry, pictures, songs, articles about fashion and other subjects women might be interested in reading, engravings created by prominent writers and other artists of that time. The audience was all types of women but mostly directed towards middle aged women because there are articles with the titles like The Widow’s Story, Sweethearts and Wives, and The Second

Magazine became a great relief to all feminists by giving them a sense of self-determination and hope for the women’s movement.

An idea at the time when the US was at war, Hef has said that the idea came from the war and rightly so, during the war many magazines featuring beautiful women was a common thing, kind of as an inspiration, to come home as heroes and have an entire country and that young lady cheering for them. Hef had this idea which became a vision and later than a business plan, officially in 1953 and has now come to be renowned worldwide, truly spectacular reputation be it because of the amount of merchandise it that is sold, the clubs from all over the world and most importantly the magazine which has been the best friend for over 60 years form many men.

I along with my partners intend to start a business called Magazine Reloaded, Inc. The company will be based out of Ellensburg, WA. The location is perfect as it is off of I-90 and is roughly centered in the state. This company will manufacture a high-speed progressive machine that will make reloading ammunition for your weapons cost and time efficient. There is a high demand for reloading presses that is popular for those weekend warriors who like to drive out to the local range and burn some powder. The company will produce a machine that will be mounted to a workbench inside the garage of every home. Not only will this reloading machine be easy to install but it will also be easy for any man or woman to use. The company’s reloading