Category: Creative writing

This is my outline so far, along with the requirements. 
Essay 04: A New Hope
REPLY by crafting a coherent, unified, and sophisticated essay that offers a compelling and persuasive argument regarding happiness.  You may write a creative work; however, it must take the form of a properly-structured persuasive essay written by a persona of your choice.
REQUIREMENTS:
Twelve-hundred (1,200) word minimum, as counted by Canvas.  Yes, you can always write more.
One-percent (1%) deduction for each one-percent (1%) short of the word count. 
If you do use outside research, it must be properly introduced, attributed, and cited. 
Proper MLA format, including a Works Cited page
This essay must be submitted to pass the class.  No exceptions.
Ideas for essay
What is happiness? The definition, the psychology meaning, the material side, the family side 
Body Paragraph definition thought negative what happiness is not constant euphoria too often we confuse being high with being happy being high is an escape 
Another thing it’s not 
False reality 
Thesis issue to address average modern american doesn’t know what happiness is 
We don’t even have any clue what happiness is 
Happiness is euphoria 
Another part is happiness, always HAVING every want satisfied (consumer mentality, instant gratification, etc.) 
In the end happiness is deeper come back and give observations home happy life, the true is connections to those you love , think it’s this but its not
Introduction:
In Aristotle’s concept of eudaimonia, or flourishing, to the Enlightenment’s emphasis on individual rights to “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,” the quest for happiness has been a defining aspect of human aspiration. In contemporary America, however, this quest is frequently conflated with material success and external validation. Some argue that happiness is indeed found in the accumulation of wealth and status, suggesting that financial security and societal recognition are the primary keys to a fulfilling life. This perspective posits that by meeting these benchmarks, individuals naturally achieve happiness. Contrary to this belief, true happiness is not derived from external accomplishments or possessions but from intrinsic factors such as meaningful relationships, a sense of purpose, and emotional well-being. The average modern American’s misunderstanding of happiness lies in the misalignment between these deeper sources of contentment and the societal pressures to achieve superficial markers of success. Understanding happiness requires peeling back the layers of societal expectations and exploring the core elements that contribute to a genuinely fulfilling life. This exploration necessitates a shift from the external to the internal, from the material to the immaterial. The average modern American does not truly understand what happiness is.
Ultimately, the average modern American does not truly understand what happiness is because societal norms and values prioritize superficial achievements over the intrinsic aspects of well-being that foster genuine happiness. 
Thesis issue to address average modern american doesn’t know what happiness is 
Body Paragraph definition thought negative what happiness is not constant euphoria too often we confuse being high with being happy being high is an escape 
Euphoria/dopamine ( Effects: addiction, temptations, etc.) = phones/technology, alcohol, drugs, etc. -> these are short term happiness, doesn’t actually bring happiness 
Materialism/Consumerism (marketing, advertisement, materialistic items (jewelry, clothes, etc. 
The last para: Family/Familial happiness and well-being 
Body paragraph 01:  
Euphoria/dopamine ( Effects: addiction, temptations, etc.) = phones/technology, alcohol, drugs, etc. -> these are short term happiness, doesn’t actually bring happiness 
Body paragraph 02: 
Materialism/Consumerism (marketing, advertisement, materialistic items (jewelry, clothes, etc. 
Body paragraph 03: 
Family/Familial happiness and well-being 
Familiarity = happiness  
Conclusion: 
Bring back the thesis: The modern American uses euphoria and materialism to achieve happiness as they are unsure of what happiness really is. 
Summarize body para. 
restate/propose your reason again (the important of family) = this time your not using resources 
In the end happiness is deeper come back and give observations home happy life, the true is connections to those you love , think it’s this but its not 

Hello, I am needing a letter to write to the SAP board in order to get back in college for them to forgive my balance. The reason for the sap letter is that during this time it was a rough time in life and I ended up making some mistakes and going to jail, please in the letter State that the mistakes do not define me and that I will not go back to my life that I will make certain steps to ensure that I will not go back to jail and that my school grades will always be good and that I will pay my debts also mention I was going through some mental health challenges with losing my brother to murder my mom getting sick with cancer and my grandmother having open heart surgery. It was just a lot going on. I was lost and I felt like I needed to make away for my family and I chose the wrong way to do that. I am now back on the right path after finishing my freshman year at Kentucky state I am wanting to enroll in BC TC to take two college classes at a cheaper price that will allow me to go ahead and knock out my general ads and start my business class and they Kentucky state fall semester I also have to Study six hours in order to get a campus job for the summer

Hi. I have a discussion post and 2 Assignments.
For Week 6 reflection Paper/Assignment your using the Week 4 Draft Reflection Paper.

Locate a police department within your state or a neighboring state that utilizes crime mapping technology.
Explain how this technology is either being used or could be used to address the crimes you highlighted in your graph or chart.
Explain how crime mapping could be utilized as a tool for law enforcement and other criminal justice professionals to help reduce and prevent crime.
Explain how another technology could help in researching or preventing crime in tandem with or in addition to crime mapping, explain how.
Explain how the presentation of crime mapping data and one’s understanding of that data affect a police officer’s daily experience on the job.
Explain how the presentation of crime mapping data and one’s understanding of that data affect citizens’ understanding of their communities.

Fiction Portfolio (30%)
Your Fiction Portfolio is a culmination of your three fiction exercises from this semester. Each exercise must first appear as its original submission on one or more pages followed by a revised version. Therefore, in total, you will be submitting at least six pages of fiction.
Your revisions must reflect an engagement with my feedback as well as that of your peers. Further, your revised exercises should demonstrate an understanding of the formal techniques that we covered in class from A Swim in the Pond in the Rain by George Saunders. Students should employ at least one formal technique that we learned about over the semester per story.
Lastly, a one-page reflection should accompany the portfolio that touches upon the writing process and the decisions you made in your revisions. Please answer the following questions in your reflection: 1. Did you grow as a fiction writer over the course of the semester, if yes, how so? 2. Did you surprise yourself in any way? 3. What was most challenging for you? 4. What specific revisions did you make and how did they improve the exercises? When you refer to the specific revisions you made you must excerpt them from the original piece of writing as well as the revision to demonstrate the changes you made. 
Accordingly, students who do well on their Fiction Portfolio will have met the following criteria:
Three fiction exercises generated in our class will be included.
Each fiction exercise will be followed by a revised version.
A one-page reflection on the writing process will be included that speaks to the questions in paragraph three of this prompt.
Each exercise will contain at least one formal technique from the following:
“Two part move” (from “The Pattern Story” p. 134)
“Pattern story” (from “The Pattern Story” p. 135)
“disrupt the pattern” (from “The Pattern Story” p. 137)
“escalation” (from “The Pattern Story” p. 137)
“specific trait” (from “The Pattern Story” p. 142)
“continually revising toward specificity” (from “The Pattern Story” p. 142)
“refuse to repeat beats” (from “The Pattern Story” p. 153)
“Multiple Superimposed Weirdness Syndrome” (“The Door to the Truth…” p. 280)
“skaz” (“The Door to the Truth…” p. 280)
“improper narrative emphasis” (“The Door to the Truth…” p. 280)
“the digression” (“A Swim in a Pond in the Rain…” p. 330)
“persistent self-contradiction” (“A Swim in a Pond in the Rain…” p. 336)
“double use of the speech” (“A Swim in a Pond in the Rain…” p. 339)
Each exercise demonstrates significant improvement or development from the original.
The student will have considered feedback.
The work will reflect an understanding of the formal techniques we discussed in class.
The content is original and specific, avoiding cliches and abstract language.
The student pays great attention to detail.
Remember that your Fiction Portfolio is worth 30% of your overall grade in the class and is due at 11:59 PM on Wednesday, May 15th under Fiction Portfolio.

I am from a small town called frankfort Ohio,  i graduated fro Adena High School in 2015, I have zero college english experence when it comes to writing so i have zero relationship with writing.
See attachment for open letter instrunctions.

Please read the instructions. I wrote the essay already as a rough draft. Now the professor put what I need to correct on those little yellow marks so please read it and do the corrections that’s needed and fix the essay. 

This research unit is designed to teach, practice, andapply important research skills and knowledge that will be used in high education and in the big, wide world. The focus will be on international concerns and the goal is to create a persuasive research paper.
The goal is to persuade your reader to agree with your thesis through the use of reason, logic, and evidence. 

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Sources are provided, but other sources can be added.
It does not need to be the one on the annotated bibliography but at least 10 sources should be used and at least 7 sources should be peer-reviewed.