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He is supose to focus in on one topic. He has chosen '''Hazing''' as his "General topic" and possibly pick ''Freshemen Hazing'' as his "focused topic." He might expand to High School Hazing for his ''Focused topic''. | He is supose to focus in on one topic. He has chosen '''Hazing''' as his "General topic" and possibly pick ''Freshemen Hazing'' as his "focused topic." He might expand to High School Hazing for his ''Focused topic''. | ||
| − | :''I have decided'' I will focus on high school hazing. This includes both freshmen, (which there was not much information on), and sports teams. I can talk about how teens try to out-do one another and how hazing can esclate to being dangerous and illegal. --[[User:ThePlaz|Plaz]] 14:18, 17 April 2006 (EDT) | + | :''I have decided'' I will focus on <strong>high school hazing</strong>. This includes both freshmen, (which there was not much information on), and sports teams. I can talk about how teens try to out-do one another and how hazing can esclate to being dangerous and illegal. --[[User:ThePlaz|Plaz]] 14:18, 17 April 2006 (EDT) |
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==Thesis Draft== | ==Thesis Draft== | ||
| − | Working Thesis: Although high school hazing can be harmless, it can esclate to being dangerous and illegal as teens try to out-do one another. --[[User:ThePlaz|Plaz]] 14:16, 17 April 2006 (EDT) | + | '''Working Thesis:''' Although high school hazing can be harmless, it can esclate to being dangerous and illegal as teens try to out-do one another. --[[User:ThePlaz|Plaz]] 14:16, 17 April 2006 (EDT) |
==Outline Draft== | ==Outline Draft== | ||
Revision as of 18:19, 17 April 2006
User:ThePlaz needs to write a 800-1000 word essay on bullying. The project has no due date as of yet, but will be due after spring break. The paper and prior revisions are stored here: File:Hazing Paper.doc.
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Focus
He is supose to focus in on one topic. He has chosen Hazing as his "General topic" and possibly pick Freshemen Hazing as his "focused topic." He might expand to High School Hazing for his Focused topic.
- I have decided I will focus on high school hazing. This includes both freshmen, (which there was not much information on), and sports teams. I can talk about how teens try to out-do one another and how hazing can esclate to being dangerous and illegal. --Plaz 14:18, 17 April 2006 (EDT)
Sources
- Must have 4 articles from databases. One from SIRS, one from EBSCO Host, one from Facts.com, and one from Opposing Viewpoints.
- Also he must have two of the following: book soucres, website, or interview.
The soucres I am using are (or in part) here: Hazing Paper/Sources
We go to the libary on 3/29/06 and 3/31/06 to research and listen to the boring database presentation.
I have gotton permission to replace an EBSCO source with another SIRS source.
Finished MLA Works Cited: [1]
Shift through Info
In my notebook. I might scan it in latter. --Plaz 14:13, 17 April 2006 (EDT)
Thesis Draft
Working Thesis: Although high school hazing can be harmless, it can esclate to being dangerous and illegal as teens try to out-do one another. --Plaz 14:16, 17 April 2006 (EDT)
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