Monday, November 24, 2014

"A Letter from a Birmingham Jail" Martin Luther King, Jr

Martin Luther King, Jr was the main and central advocate who made a vast major in Civil Rights Movement prior and after it. During his jail time in Birmingham, which he was sentenced he sent the letter to all "negro" community how he also stated that phrase. The primary claim of this letter is to stay strong no matter how the condition is bad and earn equal rights along with freedom under democratic regime in U.S. Encouraging all of them to see the bright future after all efforts had been doing and there will be one day that everybody will equal calling that law will not " just law" instead real one. As he mentioned that he is small and dark cell in jail but, he is not making it excuse not to communicate with people who is supporting him and the situation at that time. The audience of this long letter is everyone in terms of any social position in "negro" society and despite the age of people. 

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Robert Applebaum


Debate on Student Loan Debt Doesn't Go Far Enough


As the price of education is growing by every quarter the U.S students lean toward to loan federal and private loans. Furthmore, the main proposal and message of this essay is to forgive student loans in order to help graduates to focus on creating business, career, family and so on rather than paying off student loan for the rest of their life. It might be a good proposal to forgive student loans probably in future U.S. economy can afford that but not in todays economic condition. 


Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Bull***t video

  • The primary message of this video is advocating that today there is no such value going to college. But even if one's do than shouldn't limit freedom and let college/university to change his/her values/opinions and right to speak about any issues. On the other hand, this show is only focused on minority that college really doesn't have value or point to attend anymore. But if to speak and look at it from majority perspective than I would say people still hold keen notion and believe that without college there is no such opportunity in job market. Especially, in todays economy. Albeit, there is also secondary message on this video which is calling all college students to stand for and support "freedom of speech" on campus. As the example, they used as an example one St. Cloud, MN university. If to look to the contemporary example regarding to college drop out is Elizabeth Holmes. She is founder and CEO of Theranos company. It's health technology and medical laboratory company based in Palo Alto, California. However, not every one of us has successful connection to make one's idea happen.  Still, value and benefit of getting college degree today is very important.

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Pre-Workshop

  • I'm not really confident enough about this draft. Because I picked a little bit tricky and not yet famous issue. Due to those facts its not easy to find reliable sources.
  • So far I am working only on pros and cons and addressing whether Minnesota should continue to use the road salt or find a new alternative solution to it.
  • I think it still needs more evidence and scientific research answers to what extent the state can use the road salt


Monday, November 3, 2014

I would say it depends from which perspective view you looking for this or any different issue. Literally, its all up to people  from where he/she wants a piece of cake. With that being said, in this issue if to look from political side, then it involves U.S. international relations and crisis with Middle East countries. More specifically with Iraq, it was in time when Saddam Hussein considered as main-direct threat and danger to the United States of America. Political field is all about debate if cake contain from 97% of sugar. People always might divide into different wing and hold strong opinion whether its right. Officials do their best to protect nation and its interest in international area. Yet, even if citizens against or not.