English 101 : scottsdale community college / Editor, Mark Connelly

Content

Rhetoric
1. Critical Thinking and Rewriting
2. Critical Reading
3. The Writing process
4. Developing a Thesis
5. Supporting a Thesis
6. Improving introductions and Conclusions
7. A brief guide to Documenting

Parents
8. Sandra Cisneros, only Daughter
9. Brad Manning, Arm Wrestling with my father
10. Susan Miller, My Father's other Life
11. Alice Walker, everyday use
12. DH Lawrence, The Rocking Horse Winner
13. Susan Chira, The Good Mother
14. Langston Hughes, Cora Unashamed
15. John Holt, three kinds of discipline

Terrorism
16. Charles Krauthammer, Only in their Dreams
17. Daniel Maguire, when i boarded the Midwest Express to washington DC on September 11
18. Husain Haqqani, the American Mongols
19. Susan Sontag,how Grief turned into Humbbug
20. Thomas Friedman, Because he could
21. Shirley Jackson, The Lottery
22. Flannery O'connor, A good man is heard to find
23. William Faulkner, Barn Burning

Immigration
24. Guillermo Gomez-Pena, Beyond the Tortilla Curtain
25. Mario M Cuomo, The American Dream and the Politics of inclusion
26. Robert L Samuelson, Can America Assimilate?
27. Thomas E Woods Jr, Fathers Knew Best
28. Amy Tan, Two kinds

Global Warming
29. Daniel Lashof, Earth's Last Gap?
30. Fen Osler Hampson and Judith Reppy, Environment change and social Justice
31. Mark Lynas, Its later than you think
32. Mike Tidwell, Fight Global Warning for $ 1 a Day and Still live Confortably
33.S George Philander, A global Gamble
34. UN Chronicle, Global Warming Challenges African Development

Poverty
35. America, Welfare's Unfair Work Requiremnet
36. Arthur Jones, America's Invisible
37. Barbara Ehrenreich and Frances for Fox Piven, without a safty net
38. Deepak Bhargava, Why not a new War on Povery?
39. Robert Rector, Breaking the welfare Cycle
40. The world and I, A Baltimore success Story
41. Thomas Hazlet Roll Reversal
42. Tillie Olsen, I Stand here Ironing
43. Richard Wright, The Man who was almost a Man
44. Eudora Welty, A Worn Path