1) What view is Liz Addison responding to?
2) Addison discusses her ow educational experience as part of her argument. What role does this use of autobiographical narrative play in her argument?
3) How does Addison make clear that her topic is really important--and that it should matter to readers?
4) In closing, Addison writes of community colleges "It is here that Mr Perlstein will find his college years of self-discovery, and it is here that he will find that college does still matter." Do you think college still matters? Respond to this point from your own perspective as a college student.
2) Addison discusses her ow educational experience as part of her argument. What role does this use of autobiographical narrative play in her argument?
3) How does Addison make clear that her topic is really important--and that it should matter to readers?
4) In closing, Addison writes of community colleges "It is here that Mr Perlstein will find his college years of self-discovery, and it is here that he will find that college does still matter." Do you think college still matters? Respond to this point from your own perspective as a college student.
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