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How Good Arguments Work | |
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Argue In Real Life | |
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What Argument Is and What Argument Is Not | |
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Recognize Where Argument is Appropriate in Real Life | |
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Argue About Issues that Matter to You | |
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Establish Local Context for an Issue Using the Research Process | |
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Find Your Place Among Others: Negotiate Opposition | |
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Stake and Defend Your Claim | |
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Vary the Support You Bring to an Argument | |
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Structure Your Argument | |
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Recognize Why Arguments Break Down | |
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Take Ownership of Your Argument | |
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Choose an Issue | |
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Determine What Matters to You and Why | |
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Choose an Issue within a Topic | |
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Define Your Audience | |
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Argue at the Right Moment | |
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Getting Started | |
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Develop a Research Plan | |
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Collect a basic reference desk and use encyclopedias profitably | |
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Gather Search Terms | |
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Use search engines to find Internet sources on the Surface Web and on the Deep Web | |
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Perform keyword queries | |
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Find news sites and use RSS feeds to receive updates | |
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Find and use databases in libraries | |
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Find and use primary, government, and multimedia sources | |
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Find books | |
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Evaluate, Read, and Use Resources in Your Writing | |
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Take Notes, Read Critically, and Evaluate Internet Sites | |
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Take Notes, Read Critically, and Evaluate Articles | |
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Take Notes and Read Books Critically | |
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Take Notes and Evaluate Primary Sources | |
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Introduce and Comment on Sources | |
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Quote and Cite Quotations | |
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Summarize and Cite Summaries | |
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Paraphrase and Cite Paraphrases | |
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Avoid Plagiarism | |
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Documentation: Works Cited Page | |
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Read Critically and Avoid Fallacies | |
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Avoid Fallacies of Choice | |
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Avoid Fallacies of Support | |
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Avoid Fallacies of Emotion | |
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Avoid Fallacies of Inconsistency | |
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How To Plan, Structure And Deliver An Argument | |
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Negotiate Opposition | |
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Why the Opposition Matters | |
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Resist Easy Generalizations | |
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Listen to Local Voices | |
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Summarize Other Voices Fairly | |
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Value Expertise Over Advocacy | |
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Avoid Bias When You Summarize | |
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Find Points of Overlap | |
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Respond to Other Views | |
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Explore an Issue | |
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Prewrite on Your Issue | |
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Develop an Argument Strategy | |
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Use Definitions | |
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Discover Causes or Consequences | |
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Present Comparisons | |
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Propose a Solution | |
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Evaluate Your Claim | |
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Write an Exploratory Essay | |
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Kinds of Argument | |
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Structure an Argument to Fit Your Purpose | |
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Toulmin-Based Argument | |
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Middle Ground Argument | |
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Rogerian Argument | |
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Argument Based on a Microhistory | |
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Build Arguments | |
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How a Claim Functions | |
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Five Kinds of Claims | |
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Use Reasons to Support Your Claim. | |
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Build Body Paragraphs Around Reasons | |
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Use Qualifiers to Make Your Argument Believable | |
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Justify Your Claim with a Warrant | |
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Use Your Audience to Construct a Warrant | |
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Use Backing to Support a Warrant | |
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Respond to Audience Reservations to Make a Warrant Believable | |
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Support an Argument with Fact (Logos), Credibility (Ethos), and Emotion (Pathos) | |
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Field Specific Support | |
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Use All Three General Kinds of Support | |
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Use Support Based on Facts and Research (Logos) | |
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Use Support to Establish Your Credibility (Ethos) | |
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Use Support to Create Emotion (Pathos) | |
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How To Take Ownership Of Your Argument: A Style Guide | |
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Enhance Your Argument with Visuals and Humor | |
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What Are Visual Arguments? | |
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Read Visual Arguments | |
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Use Humor in Your Argument | |
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When Is Humor Appropriate? | |
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Develop and Edit Argument Structure and Style | |
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Consider Your Argument's Claim | |
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Introduce Your Opposition | |
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Create Strong Introductions | |
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Write Memorable Conclusions | |
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Edit and Organize Your Argument's Support | |
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Supply a Strong Title | |
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An Anthology Of Arguments. [Formatting Ok For This Section?] | |
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Intersections: Contemporary Issues and Arguments | |
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School/Academic Community | |
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"What is the Price of Plagiarism?" | |
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I'll Have Large Fries, a Hamburger, a Diet Coke, and an MBA | |
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Hold the Pickles | |
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The Problem with Performance Pay | |
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Remaking the Grade, From A to D. | |
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The Kindle's Assault on Academia: Amazon Wants to Corner the Textbook Market | |
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But Don't Think It's Gonna Be Easy | |
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For-Profit Colleges Deserve Some Respect | |
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Let's Sue | |
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Are Students the New Indentured Servants? | |
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Workplace Community | |
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Women Bullying Each Other at Work: Corporate Structure Encourages Women to Bully | |
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Employers Are Monitoring Social Networking Sites | |
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Abolish Corporate Personhood. (Thinking Politically) | |
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A Left-Wing Agenda Drives the Movement for Corporate Social Responsibility | |
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Dealing with the Stressed: Workplace Stress Costs the Economy More Than $30 Billion a Year, and Yet Nobody Knows What It Is or How to Deal with It | |
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Commentary: Solutions at Work: When Love Enters the Workplace | |
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I'm Not Dangerous | |
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Women Do Not Earn Less than Men Due to Gender Discrimination | |
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Family/Household Community | |
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Eminem is Right: The Primal Scream of Teenage Music | |
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Leaving the Doors Open | |
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Life is No Life for Children | |
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North America: Ecological Breakup | |
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Introduction from Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children From Nature-Deficit Disorder | |
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Reproductive Cloning Would Strengthen the American Family | |
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Civil Unions Are an Acceptable Alternative to Gay Marriage | |
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Neighborhood Community | |
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Under Siege | |
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How Dreams Die | |
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Environmental Harm Disproportionately Impacts the Poor and Minorities | |
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Crime in Virtual Worlds is Impacting Real Life | |
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The Greenwashing Of America | |
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Jicama in the 'hood | |
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You Wouldn't Fit Here | |
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Bowling with Others | |
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Social/Cultural Community | |
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CSM Editors | |
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The Potential in Hillary Clinton's Campaign for Women | |
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Many Blacks Continue to Oppose Interracial Relationships | |
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Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education Fund, Profiling Muslims Hinders the War on Terror | |
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Government Spending Should Better Reflect Women's Priorities | |
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The Triumph of Ignorance: Why Morons Succeed in US Politics | |
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How to Turn Debate into Dialogue: Why It's so Important to End Americans' War of Words and Start Listening to One Another | |
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A Humanist Looks at Polyamory | |
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Killer reflection | |
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Consumer Community | |
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A Buddhist Perspective on Consumerism | |
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Telemarketers Should Be Censored | |
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It's Like eBay Meets Match.com: Does Peer-to-Peer Lending Work? | |
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Advertising Links Identity with Consumerism | |
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The End of Credit Card Consumerism | |
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Even the "Healthy" Choices at Fast-Food Restaurants Are Unhealthy | |
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Factory Farming Ignores the Suffering of Animals | |
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Outsourcing Compromises the Safety and Quality of Products | |
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Concerned Citizen Community | |
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U. S. Should Adopt Open Immigration | |
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Climate Change Could Cause Disease Resurgence | |
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Is America Hooked on War? | |
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Jailing Kids for Cash | |
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Private Charity Should Replace Welfare | |
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A Transition to Renewable Energy Sources Is Not Feasible | |
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Nationalize the Banks | |
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New Barriers to Voting: Eroding the Right to Vote | |
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Classic American Arguments | |
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Women's Rights to the Suffrage | |
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Have We Any Right to Regulate Immigration? | |
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The Federalist No. | |
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Declaration of Independence | |
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Equality Among the Sexes | |
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The Penalty of Death | |
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A Petition to the President of the United States | |
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Ain't I a Woman? | |
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Atlanta Compromise Address | |
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Student-Authored Arguments | |
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Driving to a Reasonable Solution | |
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Red Light Cameras - Pursuing Profit Without Process Or Purpose | |
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Vouching for Our School System? | |