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Date Posted: 09:08:37 09/11/02 Wed
Author: Emily Weaver
Subject: Re: Topic 9: Develop a policy argument...
In reply to: Ken Harley 's message, "Topic 9: Develop a policy argument..." on 11:04:07 09/05/02 Thu

At first I was going to emphasize my scheduling and how time is a problem. Then I wanted to focus on how money affects me and my family and our functions. However, these things can be for all people and I wanted to be creative. I feel my family is unique and because of its uniqueness we have more of a problem with the things above because of one thing so I'm writing about this one thing. My policy argument is United States society and how this effects me/my family in performing effectively and to it's capacity in my/our daily functions (the things I stated my job entailed in first speech). I will have to think of a way to make all the statistics and information that I have interesting, fun, and not take more than 6 minutes to present it. I will also have some ideas on how to change this policy in order for me/my family to be more productive and lucrative in our daily functions. I hope to cover all the points that were stated in the book and the guide lines that our speech are supposed to have.

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Re: Topic 9: Develop a policy argument... -- Ellie Valencia, 11:52:21 09/11/02 Wed