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I want to advocate for the empowerment of women. I wrote my essay to convince readers that women today experience unfair, conflicting expectations set forth by society, and I think to empower women to be their own strong, independent selves … Continue reading →

We finally finished our papers! Yay! Now I can finally focus on this next project. I usually can’t concentrate on the next thing when we still have  project due even sooner. But now, I’m free to really start work on … Continue reading →

So I’ve started working on my persuasive essay, and I’ve decided to expand my idea a little bit. I’ve found a lot of information, so instead of focusing on the effect of society on women and their body image, I’m … Continue reading →

Here’s a really rough draft of my intro and an outline for the rest of my paper. I also wrote my passion blog about my topic; it has a lot of my thoughts and ideas for the project, along with … Continue reading →

I’m excited to start work on our next project. I really enjoyed the “This I Believe” project, and since I love to argue my opinions, I think this assignment will be an awesome extension. I’m not sure what I want … Continue reading →

Here’s what I have so far; sorry if my thoughts are a little all over the place! A moderator is an integral part of any successful deliberation. A good moderator is able to facilitate and mediate so that participants get … Continue reading →

This week I posted my first comment to an online conversation. I had to set up an account and password, but after gaining access to the website, I was able to post comments under my new username. I haven’t gotten … Continue reading →

On their website, TIME Magazine has a Science and Space section, and within this section is a category called “Ecocentric: All things green, from conservation to Capitol Hill.” I’m blogging about the environment for my civic issues blog, so I … Continue reading →

I believe in the power of a uniform. For someone who spent thirteen years in private school, uniforms have made a significant impact on my life. I wore a uniform to school every day from kindergarten to twelfth grade, and … Continue reading →