Category: English

That is the draft number 
For draft 2, you are required to meet the following drafting requirements:
Show evidence of revision from peer reviews. 
Add more paragraphs of that synthesize the scholarly conversation surrounding your topic.  
Develop more paragraphs analyzing the trends and themes in your interviews that can help to answer your research question.  
Only the draft submitted by the due date will receive feedback from me and be considered for the maximum points.
Must be minimum of 5 pages to get credits
Submit your draft as an attachment (either PDF or MS-Word)

Rewrite and edit my essay according to instructions so it is errot free, not detectable by ai detector and follows instructions (MLA, APA and the rest of the instructions)

For draft 2, you are required to meet the following drafting requirements:
Show evidence of revision from peer reviews. 
Add more paragraphs of that synthesize the scholarly conversation surrounding your topic.  
Develop more paragraphs analyzing the trends and themes in your interviews that can help to answer your research question.  
Only the draft submitted by the due date will receive feedback from me and be considered for the maximum points.
Must be minimum of 5 pages to get credits
Submit your draft as an attachment (either PDF or MS-Word)

Goal
A resume is very important. Everyone should have a resume and you should always be updating your resume. You will be creating and uploading your resume this week.
Instructions
Step One
First, review the resume website and video presentation on our Career website:
Cuyamaca Resume Assistance WebsiteLinks to an external site.
Here are some additional websites and reading materials to help you
Resume Genius Guide with Templates and SamplesLinks to an external site.
Excellent Resume and Cover Letter TipsLinks to an external site.
JobStar Links to an external site.(Resume and Cover Letter Samples and more.)
Job Hunters BibleLinks to an external site. (Lots of research and help on resumes and cover letters.)
Here are resume templates that you can use to start your resume
These templates below are only examples and you can use them to help guide you and re-type yours onto the “Word” documents. Your resume is your own resume and should reflect what you need and want as headings, experience, etc. Resume Template in WordActions
Combination-Resume-Template in WordActions
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Step Two
After reviewing the resume workshop video, websites and templates, you are now ready to create your resume. I suggest you make an appointment with our job developer to help you with this assignment and to get a second set of eyes on this assignment. Resume AppointmentsLinks to an external site.
Make sure you PDF your final resume before uploading it it here to Canvas. For 10 points extra credit, you can also create and upload a Cover Letter. Submission
Please upload a Word or PDF file/document to this assignment. You can upload multiple documents so you will not make a mistake in uploading.

Assignment PromptFor this assignment, you will be writing a personal narrative–a story–illustrating an event or experience exemplifying gratitude. In other words, share a colorful story about an experience or event for which–either during or after the event– you feel or felt thankful. An example might be writing about your experience as a senior in high school and the teacher who helped you to achieve your goal of graduating and attending college. Another example might be writing a story about your experience growing up in a rural community, acknowledging that it was this small, but mighty, community that made you who you are today, and for this, you are thankful. Sharing a story about a loved one whose influence has been meaningful to you in some way, and thus, you feel so very thankful for their role in your life, or in that particular experience, would also be an example. FInally, drafting a story about any experience in your life for which you are thankful it occured would be a great topic to explore for this narrative assignment. Assignment-Specific Requirements:Length: This assignment should be at least 550 words. Thesis: Underline your descriptive thesis statement or the point of your story.Page Formatting: See Appendix C – Formatting and Submitting Your Work
MLA Requirements: See Formatting your Essay: MLA 8th Edition

Writing Project 4 (Due Date: 05/24/24)
Reflective Synthesis
Your final paper will be a reflective synthesis essay. For this essay, you are asked to write on the
concepts of the “American Dream” and “consumerism” as we have discussed over the past few
weeks. During these discussions, you were asked to read David Foster Wallace’s essay “A
Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again,” as well as some articles about the “American
Dream,” and watch the film Into The Wild. During previous class sessions, we have also spent
time identifying some suitable quotes upon which to build an argument. Using these texts, you
will be writing a reflective synthesis, which means you will reflect on your experience with the
intention of synthesizing or making connections to formulate a theory.
Specifically, your goal is to synthesize the experience of living in America, using Wallace and
the aforementioned works as sources for support, along with your experience of living in the US,
to formulate an argument about consumerism and the “American Dream.” In this paper, you
should be considering the ways that the “American Dream” is connected to the ideal America,
our overarching national narrative/history, and shared identity. More specifically, your paper
should take as an argument whether this concept is helpful and harmful to our society (i.e. is it
possible to attain the American Dream), and how the concept is linked to consumerism,
capitalism, and individualism in our society.
Audience: The audience for this paper will primarily be your academic community, or your
instructor, and the college community, but for our purpose, you should not limit yourself to this
explicit audience. Instead, as you write also consider other audiences that you wish appeal to.
Although your writing should be primarily formal and academic, there is a benefit to considering
how your writing technique will change throughout your essay as you address or appeal to your
audience.
An effective paper will meet or exceed the criteria listed below:
• Advance and sustain a focused thesis;
• Develop and present a focused, unified argument;
• Elaborate or support all assertions with appropriate details, examples, or critical sources we have
engaged;
• Incorporate artifacts (such as images, or other texts and media, as needed) and relate them to
their analyses;
• Present a compelling or logical conclusion;
• Be four to five pages in length (1,000-1,250 words, not including images, artifacts, or works cited
pages) and formatted according to MLA or APA guidelines (double-spaced, 12pt times new
roman).
will need to talk about into the wild fun things / and merge it with the american dream —-
Here is my thesis – its fine if you want to change it but it has to clear In the movie “Into the Wild,” Alexander Supertramp’s path of change is a powerful commentary on how hard it is to achieve the American Dream. The American Dream, which is made up of hopes for financial success and acceptance by society, is deeply reevaluated in Supertramp’s journey. Supertramp rejects the trappings of consumerism and societal expectations in search of the “Fun thing we’ll never do again,” which is a metaphor for real experience and personal satisfaction. As Supertramp disappears into the wilderness and sheds the last traces of his old self, he questions common ideas of success and happiness. His journey shows how limited wealth and the search for approval from others are. It suggests that the only way to find true happiness is to embrace life’s raw and unpredictable moments. The movie shows the beautiful and free parts of Supertramp’s journey, but it also shows the harsh realities of his decisions. In the end, it asks if it’s possible to fully live out the American Dream in a world driven by consumerism and social pressures. ‘Into the Wild’ makes you question what the Dream is all about and how to find real happiness in a world full of false goals and short-lived joys through Supertramp’s search for authenticity and self-discovery. and add my personal experience into it as a international student coming from Italy and the American dream promise of wealth …

In a summative essay, argue about how and why poetry specifically Tanka poems are an essential part of emotional and intimate bonds and love in Japanese Literature.
Using the texts:
“Tales of Ise”
“Pillowbook”
Focus on “Pining Wind” (within the Atsumori and Pining Wind file)
Must include in text citations
Strong thesis with evidence and explanations to back it up
Double spaced
5 pages

Part 1: Thread Describe a thread that you see in Jesus’s Son. This could build on what you wrote about in the Week 5 Discussion or it could be different. Make use of paraphrase and step into 2-3 quotations to help illustrate the thread. Look for accrual throughout multiple stories and provide the names of the stories that you reference.
Suggested length: 2-3 paragraphs.
Part 2: Moderate Step into a short quotation from “A Conversation on Ralph Steadman and His Book, America, with Dr. Hunter S. Thompson” that relates to your thread. Step out by moderating how it connects to what you said in Part 1. What does this new quotation allow you to say about Jesus’ Son that you could not say otherwise?
Suggested length: 1-2 paragraphs.
Part 3: Synthesis Proposal Outline your ideas for your own Synthesis Essay, addressing the following questions. Suggested length: 2-3 paragraphs.
What are your two texts? Include the full titles and authors’ names.
What is the relationship between these two texts? How are they connected? Where do they intersect?
What are you trying to say with both of these texts that you can’t say just as easily with either one on its own?
Step into and out of one quotation from each text that exhibits an aspect of the relationship between them.
What is the direction that your synthesis will take from here? What you think or hope can be gained from doing this synthesis?

Our readings last week discussed how popular culture stereotypes all of us based on race, gender, and many other factors. Write a paper analyzing ONE of the articles we have read thus far in our textbook. The articles we have read are:
“Shooting Guns: It’s Rather Fun, Actually”
“How a Bible-Belt Evangelical Church Embraced Gay Rights”
“Effects of Avatar Race in Violent Video Games on Racial Attitudes and Aggression”
Your paper must discuss the argument of the article and summarize the main points. Please use actual quotes from the article. One quote per paragraph is needed. NO OUTSIDE RESEARCH in this paper.
No opinions or references to yourself in this paper.
Your rough draft is the first version of Paper 1. It is worth10 points towards your assignment grade. The rough draft must be 1 1/2- 2 pages and include a separate works cited page. Your final paper must be 2 full pages.

Please choose one of the two Presidential libraries, whichever one you feel more comfortable writing about. If you have any questions about  the assignment please let me know