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Writing Prompt: Is it Fair to Include Social Security Benefits in the Debt-Ceiling Debate?

October 9, 2013 By Amanda Socci Leave a Comment

Writing Prompt 119 Do you feel it is it fair to include social security benefits as part of the debt-ceiling…
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Writing Prompt: Which is Better for the U.S. Economy—Raising the Debt Ceiling or Paying Off Debt?

October 7, 2013 By Amanda Socci 3 Comments

Writing Prompt 118 Which is better for the U.S. economy, raising the debt ceiling or paying off debt? Explain your…
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Writing Prompt: Did the Federal Government Have Valid Reasons to Shut Down?

October 4, 2013 By Amanda Socci Leave a Comment

Writing Prompt 117 Do you think the federal government had valid reasons to shut down? Why or why not? It…
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Writing Prompt: Research, List, Describe Target Markets for Online Writing

September 30, 2013 By Amanda Socci 5 Comments

Writing Prompt 115 Research, list, and describe target markets for online writing. Last week, we discussed the importance of researching…
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Writing Prompt: Research, List, Describe Target Markets for Offline Writing.

September 27, 2013 By Ruth Tuffnell Leave a Comment

Writing Prompt 113 Research, list, and describe target markets for offline writing. Today’s writing prompt is part research, part writing….
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Writing Prompt: Identify Positives and Motivating Factors.

September 25, 2013 By Ruth Tuffnell 3 Comments

Writing Prompt 113 Identify positives and motivating factors. On Monday, we talked about why it’s important to address weaknesses in…
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Writing Prompt: Identify Negatives, Shortcomings, and Address Them.

September 23, 2013 By Ruth Tuffnell Leave a Comment

Writing Prompt 112 Identify negatives, shortcomings, and address them in writing. We can all stand to improve upon something in…
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