Those two essays have exact the same requirement. They must have no connection between each other, which means they are two separate things and you need to use 1 source from Wall Street Journal for each essay. Below I will tell you those two essays’ requirements. For the first essay on page one: The first assignment is a short paper written in the style of a letter to the editor in the Wall Street Journal. Consult current issues of the Wall Street Journal for potential topics and to see how to present a brief and cogent argument (read several letters for reference). The letter should take a position on an economic topic recently discussed in the Wall Street Journal and provide evidence to support that position. The letter can be in response to another letter, an opinion piece or some current event issue. Maximum length is 300 words or one page. This paper is worth 100 points. For the second essay on page two: The second assignment is the same as the first. It is a short paper written in the style of a letter to the editor in the Wall Street Journal. Consult current issues of the Wall Street Journal for potential topics and to see how to present a brief and cogent argument (read several letters for reference). The letter should take a position on an economic topic recently discussed in the Wall Street Journal and provide evidence to support that position. The letter can be in response to another letter, an opinion piece or some current event issue. Maximum length is 300 words or one page. This paper is worth 100 points. You need to Use 12 pt. Arial font in Normal style with 1.25 inch right and left margins and 1 inch top and bottom margins. Double space the paper and left justify. Tips on WSJ, if you can’t access a article on WSJ, you can just google the title of the article, then click into that page, then you will see the full text. Grading Rubric: Each paper will be evaluated using four criteria 1) Organizational structure – 25 points. Is the paper logically organized? Are ideas cogently presented and explained? Is the writing convincing? Does the writing sustain interest? 2) Writing style – 25 points. Is the writing original and provocative? Does the paper have a professional tone? Does the paper satisfy the requirements in the syllabus? 3) Analysis – 25 points. Does the paper take and support a position? Is the analysis reasonable? 4) Grammar, punctuation, spelling and syntax – 25 points. Is the writing grammatically correct? Are words spelled correctly? Is word choice correct for the context of the sentence? You must find the CURRENT “style of a letter to the editor in the Wall Street Journal”. Could you also write the title of the article at the beginning of each essay? Just remember do the citation, no matter which style (apa/mla) you use. Please don’t have plagiarism!!
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