Opinion

The article i really enjoyed reading was Brad Stone's article on "If you Run a Red Light, Will Everyone Know"? The reason i enjoyed reading this article is because when looking at the title i thought the topic of the article was going to be something compeltly different from what is was about. The subject matter that is addressed in the article was very interesting and kept my attention the whole time. I felt that the author was logic when explaining his arguement on if people's criminal records should be posted on the interIII. Prepping for RA #1 A. Essay Author and Title: Brad Stone: ""If you run a red light, will everyone know" Central Arguement of the Essay: (pp349) I felt that the central arguement was found within the page 349 because that is where the most evidence is shown when talking about the arguement. The arguement is centralized around if crimnal records should be posted on the internet. i found on that page, the logic that the author was trying to get across to the reader. The logos appeal:The logic appeal is that having a website like that can, interfere with privacy of a person. Its the logic of having people know what your business if, even if you just acidentally ran a red light. The ethos appeal: The pathos appeal: My conclusion about the nature/effectiveness of the argument in the essay: