writing paper

• After you have attended the online library session, use OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS to prepare a paper using one of the topics found in that section. Be sure you cite everything in MLA format. Details will be gone over in Zoom class.
• Assignment: Argument Essay—Outline
• Assignment: Argument Essay—Draft
• Discussion: Argument Essay—Writing Community Review
• Assignment: Argument Essay—Final Draft
• Assignment: Argument Essay—Reflection

Requirements:1. Your DOCUMENTED ESSAY (that is, a paper with library references) must have a central argument and be in MLA format. See your textbooks for details. 2. You must have a focused, original topic clearly defining a specific question you will attempt to answer through research. Make sure the subject is of interest to an academic audience and will represent a solid contribution to the study of that topic. Try to pick something unique and off-beat, about which sufficient sources exist in our library. All topics must be approved ahead of time. Use OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS to choose a topic. Find 3 pro and 3 con sources. DO NOT WRITE ON THESE TOPICS (they are all overused and dull):COVID 19AbortionBullyingChild, elder, or animal abuseChildren and media/video game violenceConcussionsDeath penalty/capital punishmentDiseasesEating disordersEuthanasia / Right to dieGun LawsMarijuana or other drug legalizationObesity and fast foodSteroidsSame-Sex MarriageTrumpTopics you have previously written about 

1. Find at least 6 sources through OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS (3 pro and 3 con). Make sure they are proper scholarly sources and no things like Wikipedia or homemade Youtube videos.
2. The paper must be in MLA format or it will not be acceptable (see Seagull guide for details). ESSAY should be 3 to 4 pages plus  a bibliography.

must be done by tomorrow at 1 pm

grading rubric is below, please no plagiarism.