well I will tell you in right here in this paragraph. A proper time for students to use there phones you would think would be at lunch or either during passing periods. During lunch we have forty five minutes of social time why not make that with cell phones as well. I know plenty of students probably do it anyways when we are not supposed to, and to be honest I am one of those as well. When we are eating no teachers are around us giving us more lessons.
The reasoning and logic that a Big Mac is read as the food of a college student is that many students get sick of the cafeteria food and look for other options, but without going too deep into their pockets. This also helps low-income families and it is an easy way to get a meal. The evidence and analysis links back to the main idea of the paper because it gives an insight into why the Big Mac is so well known and liked, as well as it shows how it appeals to people through ethos, pathos and logos. The evidence supports who would be seen eating a Big Mac because the people who would be eating a Big Mac is someone who can not buy expensive food and need a quick and easy meal. The analysis part also supports the main idea of the paper because it gives more explanation about why these people are drawn to Big Mac’s and why they would read a Big Mac in such a
Research Graphic Organizer Choose a topic: Technology; Sports Equipment; Clothing; Food Questions to research: Are advertisements aimed at teenagers effective? And, are they ethical? My Response: Yes, I think ads are effective towards teens because you see teens making choice or buying things based off of what they saw from the ad. Especially, when a celebrity is advertising the product that they want to purchase it makes them want that item even more. Ads in today’s society are not that ethical.
Some might say that they are turning their future customers against them. However, when the teens grow up the will mature and understand you have to o what you can to make the customers your number one priority. On the whole, banning teenagers may have a few withdraws, however, the good out ways the bad. Having those teens out during lunch hours will help businesses tremendously by increasing revenue! After all, that is the main objective of all businesses, is it not?
Inside of students bag, There werebag of Hot Cheetos and Doritos. Also kids do not have that much money to buy expensive healthy food and want to eat tasty food with cheep prices. They would not let California lunch policy to eat healthier food because it is forcing students to spend more money and instead of that, students will bring their own food. Therefore California should keep its old regime instead of changing California lunch policy.
As they enter the cafeteria Janis says “Here’s a map of North Shore…Where you sit in the cafeteria is crucial”, leaving Cady anxious when she is trying to find a seat at lunch. As she is walking by “the plastics” or the in-group call her over to sit down. As she gets to know the plastics they begin to introduce her to The Burn Book. This book is a perfect example of prejudice and discrimination. Prejudice is hostile or negative feelings about people based on their membership in a certain group.
Work Cited http://www.youtube.com/UproarOverSchoolLunchs Students launched a YouTube –fueled rebellion against the new government healthy meal guidelines http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/06/nyregion/healthier-school-lunches-face-student-rejection.html?pagewanted=all they are high school students and their complaint is about lunch — healthier, smaller and more expensive than ever. http://xlibl.ohiolink.edu:833V/Ak8RGPBVG3LTCF9HU3JKHHULHNAC8XBEQE95... Federal nutrition standards have been issued in the U.S. that will limit calories and sodium and mandate more servings of fruit and vegetables in school lunches. In defense of Food (Chapter 4) Not Too Much: How to Eat, talks about the nutrition of eating healthy and why is it important to eat
I can see the concern, but I have also had lunch at school with my kids and seen the reality. One of the main reasons behind these changes to school food regulations is to promote healthy eating habits in school age children. The reality is that children do not eat their food, and they throw it away. Parents, who visit their children during lunch, take in fast food for them to eat. At the end of the day, the child is hungry, and most parents stop by the favorite fast food to get dinner as part of their busy lives.
A lot of teenagers could feel the need to only apply for fast food because that’s where their friends are, or it’s the “cool†thing to do, but what about all of the other options for a part time job there are. As a result of working elsewhere could be more flexible hours, friendly employees, getting homework done before or after work, etc. There are always more options than just the usual “Mcjobâ€. Do what make you happy.Plus, a part-time job elsewhere could end up be more rewarding in showing you skills that could be useful. All in all, a Mcjob is the start for teenagers to taste their first bite of freedom.
Meanwhile, our already poor school loses profit to these fast food restaurants. The lunch staff works hard to make a good lunch. If students were to go out to eat, time, money, and food would be wasted. If people bought school lunch instead of fast food, the school would have more money to make even better lunches. If an open campus is allowed, the school