Monday, March 23, 2009
Multimedia Assignment
Monday, March 2, 2009
Research Paper Outline
Philip Sobash
Research Paper Outline
March 3, 2009
Amy Jessee
Illegal Immigration and its effects in the U.S.
I. Introduction
A. “Hook” Statement- A story about illegal immigration and how it personally affected someone.
B. Facts and Figures
1. Statistics
C. Background Information
1. How we got here
2. What events led to this
D. Thesis Statement: Illegal Immigration is a problem usually swept under the rug by many people in the United States. People exploit the weak border in order to get illegal workers to work for cheap. This undermines what America is all about and is eventually going to ruin the capitalistic society in which we live today.
II. Visual
A. Show visual

1. Describe visual
2. Implications of the visual
3. Forms of Rhetoric
III. Facts and Figures
A. Past Statistics
B. Present Statistics
C. Future Statistics
IV. Personal Accounts
A. First Hand Accounts
B. Implications of Illegal Aliens
V. Political differences on Immigration
A. Conservative Views
B. Liberal View
C. Amnesty Act
1. Problems
2. Opinions on the matter
VI. Problem solving
A. Different Views on fixing the problem
B. Money Costs invested in fixing the problem
C. Troubles with correcting the problem
VII. Conclusion
A. Recap of Major Points
B. Summary of paper
C. Recap visuals
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Plagiarism
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Research Log
Monday, February 9, 2009
Three paragraph free write
My research paper is on illegal immigration and its controversial issues. My main focus is going to be on events leading up to how the problem got so bad. Another part of my paper will be maybe some proposed opinions on how to correct the problem. This paper will focus mainly on illegal immigration from Mexico to America. Granite there is illegal immigration from other countries but in order to shorten the research available I am going to focus on immigration from Mexico.
Some sources that I will use in this paper will include but not be limited to: newspapers, magazines, government websites, journals, websites etc. The most effective of these I think will be government web sites and newspapers. These both ill contain facts and figures about the subject while also giving a background on how the problem got this way.
There are a few problems I foresee with researching this topic is it may be a little to broad, I will have to limit what I talk about because there are many ways to go with this. There is a lot of information on this topic and it ill is difficult to sort through stuff that is not relevant to my specific topic on this subject and get the necessary information I need for my research.
