Explain Fracking policy and go through alternates.

Use Example pdf as example to base policy paper off of. Use attached pdf to read highlighted material and use to help with what and how to structure research paper. Explain Fracking policy and go through alternates. Make sure to use Peer-review Scholarly articles ONLY. No wikipedia. Do not copy and paste and change words. MUST BE ALL ORIGINAL. Must have reference page and correct APA citations. POLICY ANALYSIS PAPER> READ DIRECTIONS

Discuss this view in writing, in light of what you read in this chapter 1 and 2 and outside sources.

Assignment Attitudes toward Workplace Ethics

Consider this statement from a respondent in a recent survey of ethical decision-making among young public relations professionals (remember that ethics and morals are not necessarily the same thing and that “ethics” are culturally constructed—that is, what is ethical for one population, nation, or organization is not necessarily true for another. There are macro-level ethics such as societal and micro-level ethics such as what we might find in the organizational culture.):

“At this point in my life, a job is a job, and in terms of ethics, I’ll do what I have to do to keep my job; my personal feelings will take a back seat. With the economy so bad, it’s just one of those things. I can’t afford to let my personal feelings complicate my career.”

Questions: Do you agree that personal morals must not get in the way of one’s career? Under what circumstances would you reserve comment and keep focused on your own work?

Discuss this view in writing, in light of what you read in this chapter 1 and 2 and outside sources. Your well-written paper must adhere to the following parameters:

3 pages in length, not including the title and reference pages.
2-3 references cited in the assignment. Remember, you must support your thinking/opinions and prior knowledge with references; all facts must be supported; in-text references used throughout the assignment must be included in an APA-formatted reference list

What is the basic narrative of the poem, the emotional tone of the poem, the physical or psychological movement of the poem?

Read beginning with the poem “If we must die” by Claude McKay, and ending with the poem “The Death of Marilyn Monroe” by Sharon Olds I attached the pictures. Choose any five poems and answer the following questions for each poem you choose : (One paragraph for each poem. Total will be over five paragraphs and at least 2 pages.) $10

1) Why did you pick this poem?

2) What is at least one arresting image or line in the poem? Be sure to explain its effect on you as a reader

3) What is the theme of the poem?

2. Choose one of those five you selected for part one and write 2 pages explanation of why you favor this poem over the other four. Be thoughtful and be specific in your reasons, whether they are intrinsic to the poem, a line or image for example, or external to the poem, for example, you know the poet by reputation or have read previous work by the poet. $10

3. Write 4 pages in which you analyze and interpret the poem that you have selected for part 2. Use the elements of poetry in your analysis. The following are some questions to keep in mind as they may help you with your analysis and interpretation: $20

1) Use the elements of poetry in your analysis.

2) What is the basic narrative of the poem, the emotional tone of the poem, the physical or psychological movement of the poem?

3) What is the central image in the poem

Do you agree that the overuse of technology is impacting our concentration levels, weakening our relationships, or jeopardizing our reputations? Why or why not?

Sherry Turkle says computers are changing the way we think and interact with others, Nicholas Carr thinks Google is making us distracted, and Clive Thompson suggests technology is weakening our social ties and diminishing our reputations. Do you agree that the overuse of technology is impacting our concentration levels, weakening our relationships, or jeopardizing our reputations? Why or why not? Be sure to include at least one source of outside research to support your claim (Other than Turkle, Clive, and Thompson) . Personal examples will help you develop ethos, but you should focus on strengthening your paper with logos. Make this easy to read! Be sure to craft a clear thesis and sound structure. Support your claim with concrete example, and don’t tell us what to think by including your general opinion. Proofread for repetition, grammar, and transitions, and cut every unnecessary word so each sentence is active, not passive. Cited Sources: Nicolas Carr “Is Google Making Us Stupid?”, Sherry Turkle “How Computers Change the way we think”, and Clive Thompson “I’m So Digitally Close to You” find at http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/07/magazine/07awareness-t.html?_r=0 3 cited sources (the ones mentioned) and 1 outside source