2009-03-19, 06:27 AM
Throws Wrote:Personally, I'd be more interested in reading topic B, if only because I'm so tired of hearing about the abortion issue (especially here in San Francisco, with all the crazies running around.) But if you think the abortion topic has more substance, then by all means go for it.
Need... sleep...
Sorry, go sleep. lol
I wholeheartedly agree that the abortion topic is overused. That's the only reason I don't want to write a paper about it. Even I'm sick of it up here in North/South Dakota.
♥Ji Wrote:if i am in your boots, i'll go for the abortion topic, since there's more to write about it. for some reason i just run out of steam so quickly otherwise, especially if i think i'm familiar with it!
your choice tho. there is much to be said for going after your interests!
edit: abortion is also probably a broader topic than financial aid, as far as i can see? quite universal (with regional application) rather than financial aid which kinda depends on more factors, i think - not sure as haven't studied it myself
Knowing me I probably will just settle for what's easier. The other topic I could work out is one about the MEANING OF LIFE. It'd end up mainly being a defense of a non-religious life still having purpose. The article I'd focus it around is about a guy who defends science-based life as purposeful and says the religious answer (Heaven is waiting for us after life) is simply not adequate.