Questions to Consider How does Pomerantz address the counterargument to her proposed solution of providing bilingual education? How does this counterargument represent an opposing point of view while still strengthening Pomerantz’s argument? What moves does Pomerantz make to establish the ethos of the authors of …
The Problem of Potholes—Olivia Meyers (Vol. 77)
Questions to Consider In her writer’s reflection, Meyer explains that originally focused her solution on road repairs before shifting to investigate the allocation of funds. In what ways does researching a long-term solution to the problem anticipate counterarguments and strengthen her argument? How does Meyer …
Examining the Systematic Mistreatment of Black Mothers and Infants—Hannah Ware (Vol. 77)
Questions to Consider Ware introduces her topic through a story. How does this introduction utilize pathos to connect with the audience? Ware recognizes the complexity of her topic by offering solutions that address various parts of the system. How does offering multiple solutions strengthen her …
Addressing Food Insecurity: SNAP Benefits and the Swipe Out Hunger Program—Kayla Prosser (2023)
Questions to Consider Prosser utilizes different types of sources throughout her essay. What types of sources does she use, and how do they appeal to the reader? The author introduces a potential counterargument to the proposed solution in the later part of this essay. How …
Food Insecurity in Charlotte, NC—Ella Futch (2023)
Questions to Consider Futch explores the widespread issue of food insecurity in the context of her local community in Charlotte, North Carolina. How does Futch balance information about the wider issue of food insecurity with facts and ideas related specifically to her local community? In …
A Childhood With No Teachers?—Benjamin Carr (2023)
Questions to Consider Carr draws on a variety of sources to support his argument, including statistics on teacher shortages, teachers’ experiences, and his own opinions on the issue. How does Carr integrate his research and these different types of evidence into his essay? How would …
Non-Profit Solutions for Equitable Education in the St Louis City Schools—Lauren Tuhro (Rhethawks volume 75, 2022)
Questions to Consider Tuhro shows a connection to the topic of equitable education in St. Louis. How and where is the author’s connection to the topic included in the piece? How does showing connection to the topic strengthen the argument? What are some connections you …
“The Harmful Impacts of Heteronormativity,” Holly West (2016) — Inquiry 3
Reflection At the time I was writing this essay, same sex marriage in the United States had been legalized for a few months. I noticed that people were starting to lose their passion for advocating for gay rights because, to them, the fight had …
“America’s Oldest Tradition: How the Government and Culture of the United States Allows for the Systematic Rape of Native American Women,” Kristin Stratman (2016) — Inquiry 3
Inquiry 3 Process Memo: I decided to write my Inquiry 3 paper on the proliferation of sexual assaults against Native American women because it is such an important topic that, even though it is so common a practice in America, it receives very little coverage …
“High Hopes,” Tyler Sherma (2016) — Inquiry 3
High Hopes What do the world’s richest man, the most decorated Olympic athlete in history, and multiple U.S presidents have in common? Not only were they all very successful in their own respects, but they have also smoked marijuana before. Bill Gates, Michael Phelps, and …
“What a Slut!,” Emily Medosch (2016) — Inquiry 3
Writer’s memo In this assignment, we had to pick a public issue that interested us, and do some research to come up with argument on this topic, then defend it. I liked the assignment the best because I feel that this is more of what …
“An Open Letter to those Affected by Eating Disorders,” Amanda Burke (2016) — Inquiry 3
Writer’s Reflection: Eating disorders have become very prevalent on college campuses and they have not been given adequate attention. I chose this topic because I knew many people in high school that struggled and will continue to struggle with eating disorders and no one recognized …
“The Problem of Badminton Courts at Miami University,” Run Jiang (2016) — Inquiry 3
Writer’s Reflection When I was given the essay assignment that asked me to identify and offer a solution to a problem at Miami University, I considered many different possibilities. These included the increasingly constrained parking areas, inconvenient travel to cities nearby, and so on. Finally, …
“Do Something about Alcohol Abuse,” (2016) — Inquiry 3
Dear President Hodge: As a freshman who has been at Miami University for more than half a year, I must say that coming here to study is the best decision that I have ever made. This charming University has changed me a lot during such …
“Annotated Bibliography – The Status of Gun Control in the US,” Sarah Marcum (2015) — Inquiry 3
Inquiry III Annotated Bibliography “A Factual Look at Guns in America.” American Gun Facts. Vici Media, n.d. Web. 14 Oct. 2014. <http://americangunfacts.com>. This website is an infographic on gun use in America. It addresses how often guns are used for self defense vs. homicides, accidents, …
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