Ripped from Your Papers #4
Focus: Use human, not abstract, subjects
1.
Schools that offer an incentive
to students during drives, like the can food drive, are offending some of their students’ quality of life and work ethics.
2.
Good grades in science show
that one understands the elements the compose matter and how they interact with one another.
3.
Community services and donations
to charity, however, do not in any way indicate one’s academic skills.
4.
Charity remains valuable because
of the preponderance number of loving people willing to donate their luxuries and necessities to the less fortunate.
5.
Charity is giving what ever
amount a person can give without receiving something in return.