Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Agenda, March 19

Due Now: Obama Nobel. Write all over it. Identify rhetorical strategies. SOAPSTone it. Take notes like a college student, please. Add it to your Bib.
Due Thursday: TEP about antithesis OR allusion in Obama nobel. Typed. MLA format.
Due Thursday: Bring hard copy of an image that helps you argue that there is or is not such a thing as a just war.
Due Friday: Vocab Ate 

  1.  Obama Nobel Structure
  2. Obama slowly: SOAPSTone first. How thorough can we be?
  3. Search and Destroy: Rhetorical Strategies in Obama Nobel
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  1. McKenna StephensMarch 19, 2013 at 8:36 PM

    Just so Y'alls know, The TEP how-to post is dated Sunday, September 18th, and is titled "Your new best friend: the TEP paragraph" when you search TEP in the search bar

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  2. McKenna StephensMarch 19, 2013 at 9:59 PM

    So, I am a little unsure of what to put as the title. Because you are supposed to write "In his Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech, TITLE, President Obama blah blah blah," but there is not really a title, I don't know what to do. Should I just leave it like it is and take out the title part or is there a title that I am missing somewhere???

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    1. EdMarch 19, 2013 at 10:54 PM

      The title is his Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech. You wouldn't need quotation marks. On your Bib, you would use the title of the web page, but in your paragraph (and your synth paper, should you use this speech), you'd simply refer to President Obama's Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech.

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