paper on 350z
who's your audience? whats the actual subject? there are 1000 different topics to choose, what specifically are you writing about? length? sources?
yeah, I could have a few suggestions. i graduated with a professional writing degree and am a copywriter, so I may be able to help you.
yeah, I could have a few suggestions. i graduated with a professional writing degree and am a copywriter, so I may be able to help you.
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Not to belittle your professor but, is this for a college class? I teach high school and would never assign something like this. Did you get any more guidance than just "write a 5 paragraph essay"?
Three main topics - styling, drivetrain, history?
Three main topics - styling, drivetrain, history?
you could do the history of the Z, thats very easy to find and interesting.
you could get more technical and talk about the driver-centered balance of building that car. that would be easy to take up that amount of text.
you could talk about the enthusiast community, pros and cons, etc., easy as well.
I'll think of some more I'm sure
you could get more technical and talk about the driver-centered balance of building that car. that would be easy to take up that amount of text.
you could talk about the enthusiast community, pros and cons, etc., easy as well.
I'll think of some more I'm sure
Originally Posted by Snowhiteboiler
Not to belittle your professor but, is this for a college class? I teach high school and would never assign something like this. Did you get any more guidance than just "write a 5 paragraph essay"?
Three main topics - styling, drivetrain, history?
Three main topics - styling, drivetrain, history?
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Originally Posted by mrpratt
you could do the history of the Z, thats very easy to find and interesting.
you could get more technical and talk about the driver-centered balance of building that car. that would be easy to take up that amount of text.
you could talk about the enthusiast community, pros and cons, etc., easy as well.
I'll think of some more I'm sure
you could get more technical and talk about the driver-centered balance of building that car. that would be easy to take up that amount of text.
you could talk about the enthusiast community, pros and cons, etc., easy as well.
I'll think of some more I'm sure
Start with 17 year olds street racing and killing themselves and the others in the car. Figure out some “oppression of minorities” angle. Professors eat that stuff up.
Last edited by davidv; Feb 5, 2008 at 07:33 AM.
First Paragraph - Attention grabber, Position Statement, Introduction of ideas
Second Paragraph - Z vs. S2000
Third Paragraph - Z vs. M3
Fourth Paragraph - 2007 Z vs. 2003 Z
Fifth Paragraph - Conclusion, RSX is still faster
Second Paragraph - Z vs. S2000
Third Paragraph - Z vs. M3
Fourth Paragraph - 2007 Z vs. 2003 Z
Fifth Paragraph - Conclusion, RSX is still faster