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This would be general information about the Perfect Bodies unit
This would be general information about Resources with a link to that page
Writing Assignments General Directions: Each of your three papers should focus on a different topic, one that is new to you (or takes a new perspective on previous work). Papers should be double-spaced with margins of at least 1 inch all around and a readable 10 or 12 point font. Be sure to cite sources fully using a standard reference form. To save paper, title pages are not required, and two-sided copies are acceptable. The papers should be addressed to a general audience. That is, you may assume that the reader is intelligent and well educated, but you should not assume that the reader has had any prior familiarity with the topic. Thus, you should be sure to include vivid examples or other concrete evidence to make your points. Submit two copies of your papers, one copy for each instructor. Due Dates: Polished
drafts of all three assigned papers must be completed before fall
break. You may complete the assignments in any order, and you may
select your own due dates for turning papers in, with the restriction
that consecutive due dates must be at least one week apart. If you
have any doubts about the strength of your own writing, you should select
early due dates for your papers, so that you will have ample time
to meet with the instructors and get their help in revising. Final
drafts of all three papers will be due as part of the course-work portfolio
to be turned in one week after fall break. Initial drafts will count for1/3
of the grade on the paper, and portfolio drafts will count for 2/3 of
the grade.
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