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People have turned to medical marijuana for a way to treat pain. And thus making them not dependent on drugs that are highly addictive from hospitals and other sources. Many addictions start from a hospital visit getting that prescription, being dependent on that drug. Thus medical marijuana coming into the picture. Cannabis is alot less risky than opiates and no mortality rate. There is a substantial decrease is opiate abuse in states that have these dispensaries of medical marijuana in effect

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Topic: Cannabis

Issues: Combating the Opioid epidemic

2.7% to 4.9% of the global population between the ages of 15 and 65

In 2006, cannabis was estimated to have been a $36 billion market.

In December 2012, the U.S. state of Washington became the first state to officially legalize cannabis in a state law

google scholar

trends in neuroscience: curbing the epidemic

80 people die each day from opioid overdose

political parties agreed there is critical need for a solution

1. Find the Claim. Students should make a movement to pressure governors to make change in public schools especially to the financial aid
2. she says the only way to make changes to problems facing young people, is to form a political committee

B

1. Students in the lower level of the income scale spend more money on tuition. as when they sign they have no idea what they are actually getting into

2. Yale made a change where students did not have to contribute to tuition if the family made less than 45,000 per year

3. evidence was viable

C.

1. warrant: taking out student loans seems to be the only option for students to get into college
2. i would challenge this. as it seems like the solution for some. not necessarily the case as grants and benefits come into play.

D. rebuttal

9. her aim is argue to mediate, by saying the way to settle something is to get involved

10. she seems to have a good balance of responsible reasoning

1. Archer used the reason rhetorical Appeal

2. Archers aim of argument is a convincing approach he backs up his thesis to provide a structured case to prove his argument is valid

3. Reasonable reasoner, Yes

3a. He is definitely well informed about his topic as all claims are backed up by reasons

Archer isnt as trust worthy, because he does not acknowledge the other side. and is very extreme to not go to college

Waking up….

1. The shared topic is how outlandish financial aid can be
2. Her specific issue is about the students actually trying to make a change
4. not very controversial as protest are pretty common to get a point across or to make a change
5. Students that will need the aid, with how much college costs the students will not need as heavy loans
6. The people high up in the chain who benefit from the loans
7. Students need to work together to make change rather than be solo. individual protest wont make much change.
8. she uses personal appeal

1st Archer question. Over time the college has become more of a norm. Society has drilled into HS grads brain that college is the only answer so its not as uncommon as it used to be thus the university needs to raise the price of tuition. Students might not find a job out of college after doing 4 years so that diploma is just paper at that point. The students can see how much demand is in that field, so it might easier for them to find a job

ponzi scheme is a pyramid scheme. only the people high up within the education system are benefiting compared to the students

the four forms of appeal

Emotion, Page 403, para 8

style page 402, para 2

aim of argument for Archer

archer is using a convincing aim of argument. Due to him backing up his thesis to provide a structured case

Reasonable reasoning

He is definitely well informed about his topic as all claims are backed up by reasons

he writes this knowing that people are reading it are either students or ex alumni and parents

he knows that over time this argument has definitely gained a lot of uproar and will continue to

Archer for sure has a passionate attachment to this argument from reading it through a few times

1. Her proposal is controversial due to changing the way the sports in university are looked at. the student athletes will definitely agree with her. since they will be able to have college sports as form of education. The NCAA will most likely disagree due to them using the sports as ticket offices for revenue

Claim: Students looking to further their Athletic career, should be able to major in Sports

Reason: Athletes would be devoting as much time to the sports as the other students would be to their major.

Evidence. there is a certain amount of intelligence and dedication that is required for sports, that is similar to other intended majors

1st Archer question. Over time the college has become more of a norm. Society has drilled into HS grads brain that college is the only answer so its not as uncommon as it used to be thus the university needs to raise the price of tuition. Students might not find a job out of college after doing 4 years so that diploma is just paper at that point. The students can see how much demand is in that field, so it maybe easier to find a job