Students may choose any topic that relates to current events. That includes information about COVID-19, the Pandemic, Black Lives Matter, mental health, physical health, the environment, climate change, medicine, and/or any topic that is current and relevant.
sources:

https://www.pbs.org/

https://www.npr.org/

https://www.bbc.com/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/

For more information about publicly funded media broadcasting:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_broadcasting_in_the_United_States

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_broadcasting

You will be presenting on Lars von Trier's "Dogville" (2003), analyzing the film within the philosophical framework of phenomenology, and using "Countercurrents: The neglected tradition of phenomenology in film theory as a resource. This article explains phenomenology but makes no reference to von Trier or "Dogville", so I strongly recommend you find additional resources to cover the film's place in history.


The presentation includes detailed, concise, and accurate background information on the director.  Very detailed and concise background on the director; all information is correct.

Five or more posters and/or promotional images of film are included in the presentation, along with five additional posters or images of other films by the same director.
Up to 5 posters and promotional images of film being presented; also includes up to 5 posters and images of other films by the same director.


A clear and concise (1 min) summary of the films story is

Think of a research topic or specific research question that interests you. You will get MUCH more out of this assignment if you choose something you are interested in! Once you have your research question, in paragraph form, describe the independent and dependent variables, state your hypothesis, and think about how you would analyze this data once you collect it. You will also be required to provide at least four valid* sources of information that relate to your topic. Doesnt need to be a specific amount of pages as long as all the info is written.

Use the provided resources
   

- adheres to the MLA style guide in formatting (especially CITATION and headings), and includes an original and creative title.

- avoids "taking sides" in a pre-existing argument, and instead focuses on presenting information as it was found. Statements remain within the fact and opinion genres, NOT prejudice or belief.
- properly introduces each source of evidence, explains it for the reader, and puts it into context with other sources.
- contains at least one synthesis paragraph in which at least two sources are quoted directly.
- demonstrates the writer's awareness of her or his place in the conversation they are joining, including using first-person pronouns when necessary. This paper shows respect for its sources while expressing the writer's subjectivity.
- uses evidence and logic, and keeps emotion in proportion. The paper does NOT attempt to persuade the reader toward one side or another, and the conclu

Focus Freewriting Questions to consider: Why did you pick your topic? How do you feel about the issue? How does your topic affect society? I need to talk against marijuana and the references need to be specific and right. Also the paper needs to be MLA. This were the instructions that I gave you for the last paper that you talked against marijuana, now I need a paper talking about positive aspects of marijuana. It also has to be in MLA format.

1. Write a short essay analyzing Roberto Bolao's Savage Detectives, considering both the novel's content as well as its form. Some central issues to consider in constructing your argument include:
What is the role of history in the novel? If the primary development occurs between the years 1975 and 1996, there is nonetheless a prominent presence of Mxico's 1910 revolution and its aftermath, just as the interlocking with the French Second Empire inhabited by Baudelaire and Rimbaud.
What to make of the formal break constituted by the novels three parts? The initial coming of age plot is rejoined at the end, and brought to a dramatic conclusion that reflects some coherence on the fragmentary vignettes and accounts populating the long second section. How can this formal signature be evaluated on its own right, and what meanings are produced under this technical innovation?
As much as literature itself, autobiography, the pantheon of authors, and the tragedy inherent in writing a

SEE ATTACHED FILE "191 FINAL" FOR FULL DESCRIPTION OF THIS PAPER !!!

This paper should show your grasp of the pivotal concepts and historical developments in film title design. you now go beyond CLOSE READINGS ( see attached file "CLOSE READING" for this ) to develop an argument.

** Please focus on at least THREE(3) title sequences(also called an opening sequence or intro, your choice of a movie "title sequence", for example, the movie "JAMES BOND" ).

**You should use a minimum of THREE(3) references from the readings (see attached files "KERR", "CODERINGTON", "KIRKHAM", "LAT1958", "LAT1966b", they are mostly quite short);  additional sources are good, and a majority of your referenced articles or book chapters must be from scholarly journals or books, not from newspapers or magazines. The format of this research paper is like that of any other persuasive essay:

1. You must have a thesis (an argument you can state in one sentence, usually at the end of

The source provided I need to apply parts of it in order to properly answer the last question at the end of the bibliography with use of the research/text I will provide. The page count is ADDED to the parts you will add from the old essay.

What impact did specific Supreme Court decisions have on American society between 1920-2014? Briefly discuss background on Three to Four specific cases and analyze the impact these cases had on the economy, politics, and social/race relations. Which Supreme Court Case do you believe had the biggest impact on American society between 1920-2014? Why? Material for this question can be found at internet sites that provide a summary and analyses of the cases.
Support your opinion with persuasive evidence from outside sources and websites.
Cite any direct quotes or outside material used.  For outside sources you must cite in Bibliography at end of paper.  Underline your thesis-main argument. You need to have an Introduction, thesis statement, coherent/logical paragraphs, persuasive evidence and a conclusion.

1. Letter explaining the special circumstances that prevented you from completing your program within the maximum time-frame (i.e. change of program, 2nd degree, transferred units).

So first of all when I transferred only few of my courses I took in community college has been accepted toward my transcript. Second, my family was going through a economically hard situation. not only It was mentally hard time but also it led me to work so my focus on study was kinda disrupted. Third last year I was focusing on GPA rather than graduation. Fourth I did not know there was a maximum time frame that I need to graduate. Fifth, I was very confident in CS and believed I can do good when I arrived to UCSD, but facing a harsh courseworks and difficulties let me discouraged a lot. I was even depressed. I could not accept C grades in my courses so I dropped a lot of classes. However, retaking courses did not increase my GPA. I was more and more depressed. However, from now on I will devote mys