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This document summarizes a traditional American last supper meal consisting of prime rib, broccoli, and mashed potatoes. It discusses the history, culture, science, nutrition, eating experience, and sustainability analysis of each component. While the meal is a favorite American tradition, the document concludes that the livestock industry has significant negative environmental impacts, making the overall meal not very sustainable.

Last Supper End of the Year Project Adrien Sebro and Chris Bell [email_address] [email_address]

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Planning sheet for the Classical Argument Name:_______________________________________________________Section: Planning a Classical Argument: 1. Selected Topic (broad): 2. Narrowed Topic: 3. List Your General Underlying Assumptions About the Topic: 4. Describe your audience: 5. List their underlying assumptions they hold in common with you: 6. Describe your issue – the two sides of the argument: 7. State your claim – (your position and your reasons): 8. List your first reason: 9. List your underlying assumption for this reason: 10. List your second reason: 11. List your underlying assumption for this reason: 12. List your third reason: 13. List your underlying assumption for this reason: 14. Read and summarize your opposing argument. 15. Concede (admit and list) any strong and logical aspects of the opposing argument: 16. Identify the weak aspects of the opposing argument and refute (argue against them) in your essay. 17. Cite your three (3) sources and include a summary, evaluation and reflection on each source you will use in your Classical Argument essay. (1) Citation: Pollan, Michael. “An Eater’s Manifesto.” In Defense of Food. Penguin, 2008, pp. 1-15. (1) Summary: (1) Evaluation (1) Reflection: (2) Citation: (2) Summary: (2) Evaluation (2) Reflection: (3) Citation: (3) Summary: (3) Evaluation (3) Reflection: 18. Plan to use ONE of the following appeals in your essay. Decide if and where (within the context of your essay) you will use each appeal: a. Pathos – (See p. 328) b. Ethos – (See p. 327) c. Logos – (See p. 48-50) Food for thought COVER STORY It's possible to have a diet that is good for you and the planet. But would you want to eat it? Bob Holmes finds out LOW fat, low salt, wholegrain, heart healthy, vegan, organic, free-range, grassfed, low carb, no added sugar. All these buzzwords, combined with shape-shifting guidelines, befuddling labels and fad diets wrapped up in pseudoscience, can make buying groceries these days fraught. That's partly why anything that claims to cut a clear path through the confusion has ready appeal: witness the rise of the "clean eating" movement in the past few years. The rigid rules set out by self-appointed blogger gurus have since been shouted down as nonsensical notions of purity rather than coherent nutritional science. But the clean eating evangelists found a following because they promised to simplify, to make decisions about food less overwhelming - and to provide a world view to match. I may have avoided the nonsense peddled in the blogosphere, but, like many people, I find the current world of food bewildering at times. My goals are simple enough: I want to come home with the ingredients for tasty meals that will make my family healthier, without spending a fortune. And while I'm at it, I'd also like to minimise any harm I might cause to the environment and my fellow humans. That shouldn't be so hard, right? I decided to take a close look at my f.

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