http://blog.lsc.edu/bobb Just another Blog.lsc.edu weblog Tue, 24 Apr 2007 19:42:03 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Finding a topic to write about that is interesting enough to keep the readers involved is a really tough decision when writing a research paper. thats why I have been think about writing about why a college degree is so pushed for in society today and why? In ... http://blog.lsc.edu/bobb/2007/04/24/7/ After reading the rhetoric writing article I found it hard to understand how a writer can argue two points at the same time and not take a bias on the topic. I know that in my writing I always tend to invove my own opinion in my papers, which means ... http://blog.lsc.edu/bobb/2007/04/17/rhetoric-writing/ If I could interview anyone in the world who is no longer living I would choose John F. Kennedy.  I would want to interview JFK because I have been taking a Vietnam class this semester, which has really grown my interest in that era and how he might have handled ... http://blog.lsc.edu/bobb/2007/03/29/interview-with-jfk/ Duluth, MN, is thinking about providing city workers who have lost there licenses due to drunk driving with alternative job positions so they may remain on the city payroll. As of today six city workers with heavy maintenace positions are out of work because they can't drive, but none ... http://blog.lsc.edu/bobb/2007/02/27/minnesota-news/ Reading about news stories and hearing the example of the watergate scandal, helped me realize that a true reporters job is to get as much information and evidance on the topic to prove your point in your story. It was interesting to read more about watergate because before ... http://blog.lsc.edu/bobb/2007/02/05/reflecting-on-chapter-six-by-bobby-foulkes/ Welcome to Blog.lsc.edu. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! http://blog.lsc.edu/bobb/2007/01/31/hello-world/