Letter To A Modest Proposal: Friday Research Group Meeting

In Fred Stenson’s “In Search of a Modest Proposal” the author states, using his daughter’s first essay assignment as an example, that essays are inherently personal and should reflect the author’s own ideas, and that essay curriculums are flawed in their formulaic approach to teaching what is supposed to be a creative form of writing. Stenson’s essay uses a liberal amount of sarcasm to get his point across, and coupled with a reliance on personal examples his overall argument loses some efficacy. However, most of his irony and sarcasm are effective in their emotional appeals, and when coupled with more convincing examples and reference to authority that directly support his claim, they make for a compelling debate that is hard to refute.

Every time I visit my grandmother in Georgia the temperature can never be right. It is always too cold or too warm. This is a problem for someone her age because she is constantly having to adjust the thermostat; furthermore, to squint at the small numbers and dials is tiring and frustrating. Her internal temperature needs to be maintained, and constant fluctuations provide no benefit to her health. If her temperature drops too low it can cause infections and illness. If it rises too high it can cause fever, dehydration, and heat stroke. When 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit is not sustained the problems become endless.

Maria Medina and Francisco Ibarra, of Richardson, Texas, are currently living through a very difficult situation and require urgent aid. Maria Medina has recently gone through a necessary surgical procedure that has left her incapable of tending to her one-year old twin daughters. Since she is unable to care for her babies, her husband Francisco Ibarra has had to take time off from work to care for both girls and his wife. Mr. Ibarra is currently the sole provider for his family but has not been able to work for 3 weeks due to his wife’s condition. He also requires medical attention due to an accident that injured his hip and is preventing him from walking right but has

College is a personal goal, which involves a lot of hard work, money, and personal commitment. However, this choice only benefits a single person, unlike a road or sidewalk. These are integral to many peoples daily life and should be maintained. The editorial article composed for the Denver post on August 21, 2015 “Denver sales tax increase for scholarship should be rejected” brings to light how Denver plans to use the increase. The author brings into account issues that are easily relatable such as roads and sidewalks. These are things that everyone must use to get to work or school. Our reader now has to ponder this request and if it will benefit them. The author refreshes the memory of the reader about the other three tax increases, all

Pharmaceuticals may be used by the normal person on the daily. They can help an individual from treating a disease to preventing a disease from spreading. These same medicines can be taken advantage of and abused. The Romantic poets seemed to have ideas that wouldn’t come to the normal mind during their time and had ideas that seemed to be outlandish. There are a theory that poets used drugs to spark ideas from within themselves, they were thought to start abusing everyday medicine.

Great emphasis is placed on obtaining a a degree from a higher university. When you go to apply for jobs nowadays, you need an associates or a bachelors just to get your foot in the door unlike how the job world once was years ago. As a student currently enrolled at a traditional 4 year university, I knew that this was where I needed to be in High school in order have the fighting opportunity in my dream career. A lot of students are told that in order to receive a fat check in their career, you need a college degree, so then they push students in high school to take the SAT and ACT, and to focus maintaining a high GPA so that the door to a seat at a top university can be filled by them. With that being said, I’ve come to the realization that not everyone is set-up to have the opportunity to achieve these goals.

There are numerous advantages in proposing a law that allows terminal ill patients to have the right to end their lives if they choose voluntary.

My partner Nicole and I affirm the following resolution resolved: The United Nations should reform its policies regarding infrastructure and disaster plans in cities near fault lines in case of an earthquake.

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Matt and Shelley Brader are a young couple closely associated with High Point Baptist Academy. Shelley is a graduate of the HPBA class of 2011. She and Matt met at Bob Jones University and after graduating, they were married last June. They have been active in our school by coaching girls’ soccer. In February, Matt was diagnosed with stage 4 lymphoma cancer and has begun his treatments. We would like to support this young couple during this difficult time through prayers and fundraisers. During the months of April and May, we will be raising money for them through $1 jean days, T-shirts, and other events. Open donations of any amount will be greatly appreciated during these fundraisers, as all proceeds will be going to the Braders. Please join

It is my duty to report to you the sentence for the children that Mr. Swift has decided to prosecute, they are being charged for being useless and over bearing in our society, the sentence... death! As you may or may not have heard, Mr. Swift proposes that we annihilate the minute humans, by consuming their body parts in exquisitely spiced dishes. This proposal comes from the foundation of having no other options, for he suggests that who ever can find a "fair, cheap, and easy method of making these children sound and useful members of the common wealth," should deserve his statue set up for a preserver of the nation.

RESIDENTIAL SUPPORT - Barry wants staff to prepare the meals that he likes. Hope said that Barry meals are pureed, blended, or strained to make them into a smooth form. Hope noted staff prepare his meal according to his likes. They have a list of his likes and dislikes for food. PROGRESS MADE ON OUTCOME because he gets to have what he

The writer of the modest proposal is very genuine in presenting a solution for the poor people of Ireland: with the amount of babies being born on average in Ireland, the poor people can easily sell them for money to the elites for food consumption-considering there is no use in them for any manual work labor due to young age. This proposal will not only decrease the amount of abortions women have, but also provide money for the poor/beggars. The reason this proposal is genuine coming from the narrator is because he has nothing to gain given the circumstances of the proposal- “I have no children by which I can propose to a get a single penny; the youngest being nine years old, and my wife past child bearing age” (Swift 5) This shows that the

Multiple literary criticisms can be used to analyze Jonathan Swifts article, “A Modest Proposal”, such as the reader response, feminist and historical lenses he creates throughout his work. The reader response lens is crucial during this article. Swift states, “I calculate there may be about 200,000 couple whose wives are breeders…”(2) From a mothers perspective, reading this in 1729, any mother would be livid to be referred to as a ‘breeder’. The definition of breeder literally states, “an animal that breeds at a particular time or in a particular way.”