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 When it comes to finding the perfect vacation rental, there are many factors to consider. But one of the most important things to think about is what kind of atmosphere you want to be surrounded by. And for some, that means being in nature, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. That’s where cottages in Volcano, Hawaii come in. 

  Water is everywhere.  We are composed of 60-70% water.  The earth’s surface is about 71% water (https://water.usgs.gov/edu/earthhowmuch.html). Every day our bodies lose water and we must replace it (Lecture 7). Most of us are fortunate enough to have access to running water.  Why is drinking water such big business these days?  Choose one of the following topics to kick off your main post:

• Water requirements: The risks of dehydration vs. water intoxication 
• Vitamin Water – is there any benefit and are there potential risks?
• Alkaline Water – a trend these days.  Is this really beneficial?
• Electrolyte water such as Gatorade
• Which is better – tap water or bottled water

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Using the outline that I am providing and we have reviewed in class, you will complete the outline answering the personal narrative, the topic is a personal narrative (story) about an event in your life from which you learned a valuable lesson. I am attaching the outline template that you will use to complete the assignment. 

I am also attaching a sample outline that you can use as a guide.

Rhetorical : choose two editorials on an issue of your choice from a nationally syndicated newspaper or magazine (i.e., Detroit Free Press, New York Times, Time, Newsweek). Both editorials must be on the SAME subject, from two different perspectives — for i.e, FOX might have an detail on the current state of the US in the COVID pandemic; the New York Times will have a different point of view.

 (Chapter 10) – Pages attached

due by Wednesday, Oct 19 at 10:00am.

*Turnitin required!!*

–In what ways are “ideographs” similar and/or dissimilar to “ultimate terms,” which were discussed in Chapter 6?

–Considering the definition of “critical rhetoric” offered in the chapter, can you think of any public figures who act as “critical rhetoricians” in contemporary society?

–Considering the definition of “hegemony,” can you think of any previously “commonsense” beliefs that have been called into question in recent years?

–To what extent could critical rhetoric’s investigation of how power operates in contemporary culture be productively extended to analyzing body language?