@gorton_jarrett I was surprised too because I thought CNN was a well known source, so at first glance I wouldn't think it was a fake news source until I started reading how opinionated it was and statements that did not follow with the title or claim #RUB100
Within the Vaping presentation, it was interesting to me how one of their "Expert Opinions" was just a mechanic who smoked. It really shows the research the writers had done and how they don't appeal to ethos that we've learnt this semester #RHUB100
I found the Flat Earth presentation was very interesting due to the fact that there were many fallacies. How can someone make an entire article using ONLY false resources? The presentation was also entertaining due to the fact everyone in the room knows how wrong it was #RHUB100
@agmcook I agree, the more people are able to distinguish real and fake news apart it would be a lot better for us collectively since we can't remove or eradicate fake news #RHUB100
@TristonRSW That's true, fake news had caused a lot of outrage and even unnecessary deaths because people had believed these news were even real #RHUB100
It's interesting that fake news had actually been around longer than real news. Soll pointed out that it stated back in 1475, which meant fake news had arose first than real news and it was even hard to find or report a reputable source. #RHUB100
@KhaNguy14026436 It's true that there will be many cases where a class will not relate to our major. However, it is a way to limit our credentials so that not everyone can easily get a college degree, which is beneficial to employers in terms of which person to hire #RHUB100
@JoseMar14388802 I can agree in which even though we have to take courses that don't relate to our major at times, there are programs that can definitely provide us the experience and programs/internships that can be beneficial that we can't get outside of college #RHUB100
What stood out to me in Bryan Caplan's article was how Caplan described how an employer will hire someone even if their degree doesn't correlate to the job due to credentials. This correlates to his claim that employers simply look at work ethics instead of knowledge #RHUB100
@RuaneMadeleine I didn't think about the different college routes a student can take. Many articles focus from a University with a 4-year college standpoint, but they're many alternatives such as arguing that perhaps a 4 year college isn't worth it but a 2 year would #RHUB100
@JRobH1988 SO I just realized half of by tweets are tagged wrong and I put "RUB100" instead of "RHUB100" for the past month just FYI π€¦ββοΈπ³#RHUB100
@AvaLoos13 I agree, my outside source supports your idea because it explains how college may not even guarantee a job you wanted. It describes how we may not know what the future can hold for us #RHUB100
Appeals both to ONeal's Article and my outside source is the appeal to logos, a lot of evidence and statistics were used on information about debt and salary. My source extends ONeal's argument because it discusses how college is broad and wont guarantee a particular job #RHUB100
Evidence that stood out to me in Jemmott's article was that there is little guidance on how to apply to college and FASFA. The main concern for all articles was that the wealthy had more of an advantage, but I didn't realize the lack of help even with financial aid had #RUB100
@BTearse This is true as even some college such as here at SDSU have application fees and intent to enroll fees. Even if the more wealthy can afford extra help, both sides have to pay for things such as standardized test to even get into college #RUB100
@WakerSophia I agree, besides the scandals the articles had presented, the more wealthy can afford these resources such as tutors and coaches. They have a greater advantage as some don't cheat their way into college, but have more benefits regardless #RUB100
@BethanyAndy I agree, without these strategies I believe it would make the articles less persuasive. In the gun articles, the authors would have to have assumptions of their audience in order to have a strong stance on their argument #RUB100
@BTearse This is true, without using assumptions that the author would make for the audience it would be hard for the author to structure their argument as they do not know what to appeal to #RUB100
Assumptions and rhetorical strategies relate to one another in writing because the author(s) would need to assume what their audience's stance is and by using that assumption they can structure their rhetorical strategies so they can persuade them #RUB100