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If you put your draft aside, you will have a better ability to look at your work objectively. You should let someone else evaluate your essay because it is often times better in your head because you know what you are trying to say. You should rethink your theist and make sure that is actuallyContinue reading “Notebook #20”

Most places especially in the US already have effective regulations on overfishing but the countries that need the regulations the most are the countries whose governments do not but any time or resources into developing strong helpful bans. The Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management was passed in 1976 and put an emphasis on long termContinue reading “Blog #10 Regulation/solution”

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(author-page method of intent citation) The citation requires the author’s last name and the page number of where the quote was found. Page numbers must always appear in parenthesis. The author’s name must either appear in the sentence before or in the quotations. If you are citing a source that appears in a larger textContinue reading “notebook 18”

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Before you start your outline you need to have a general sense of what it is you will be arguing. If you read the source completely and take notes, your notes are probably in the same order that your thoughts occurred to you, this is fine but the objective of an outline is to arrangeContinue reading “Notebook 16”

Use of the word distill was an interesting way to describe processing another source and using it to form your own thesis. summarizing the primary sources will help you make your analysis more convincing. Being well red on the topic helps it to be strongly rooted in fact instead of being based on hazy recollection.Continue reading “Notebook 14”