You will be writing many seminar papers during the course of the quarter.  Seminar papers should follow a conventional essay format with a strong thesis statement in your opening paragraph and  supporting paragraphs with topic sentences that thread back to the thesis. These supporting paragraphs develop the thesis by using details, examples, observations, references, etc. to support the points you as the writer are making. Finally,  you will have a strong concluding paragraph.

Seminar 1

Due: Tuesday, Sept. 25th, 10 p.m.

Readings: Read pages 86-103 in your text, Language Awareness (LA).
Assignment: Choose a question from "Writing Suggestions" of either article and write your own short essay. Be sure to include citations from your text as well to strengthen your points.  Make sure to include a one paragraph summary of the article in your essay.


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