The Making of Arguments by J. H. Gardiner
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and faring worse.
The main thing is to get a subject which will carry you back to facts, and one in which you will be able to test your own reasoning. 6. Suggestions of Subjects for Practice. Many of the subjects in the list below will need some adaptation to fit them to local conditions; and these will undoubtedly suggest many others of a similar nature. Other subjects of immediate and local interest may be drawn from the current newspapers; and the larger, perennial ones like prohibition, woman suffrage, immigration laws, are always at the disposal of those who have the time and the courage for the amount of reading they involve. The distinction between a subject and the proposition to be argued will be made in Chapter II. SUGGESTIONS FOR SUBJECTS OF ARGUMENTS TO BE ADAPTED TO LOCAL AND PRESENT CONDITIONS 1. Admission to this college should be by examination only. 2. The entrance requirements of this college set a good standard for a public high-school course. 3. Admission to this college should be by certificate from the candidate's school, such as is now accepted at----College. 4. The standards for admission to this college or to the State University should be raised. |
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