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Alex Preston, Jessi Malone, Mia Clark, JT Flores, Kaitlyn Kair

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Alex Preston, Jessi Malone, Mia Clark, JT Flores, Kaitlyn Kair

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In the persuasive essay the author, Hanna SantaMaria disciplines the reader to not use their phones as often because the reliance and pure personal usage of the phone for entertainment causes addiction of technology that the author is warning and urging to not play into effect.

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Evie, Renya, Lillie, Khalia, Keira, Kendall, John

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Evie, Renya, Lillie, Khalia, Keira, Kendall, John

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In this persuasive article, "The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug?", Hannah SantaMaria expands on the fact that our nation has become so infatuated with cells phones and use an excessively large amount of time on them and encourages the readers to resist the urge to pick up your phone.

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Thesis: Kaitlyn Contreras, Lisa Parmar, Colin Williams

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Thesis: Kaitlyn Contreras, Lisa Parmar, Colin Williams

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In this persuasive article, ¨The Cell Phone: Our Nation’s Newest Addictive Drug?¨ Hannah SantaMaria urges the reader to discern the necessity of being non reliant on technology through the usage of personal encounters and reliable sources. The author emphasizes the negative, deleterious effects that digital devices have on society to purposefully influence individuals to disconnect from electronics and to instead, be sensible of their surroundings.

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JaiReece Lee, Rayne Diaz, Amy Ward, Ashlyn Hollars 

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JaiReece Lee, Rayne Diaz, Amy Ward, Ashlyn Hollars 

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In this persuasive, cautionary article, "The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug," Hannah SantaMaria emphasizes the dangerous effects that cell phones are creating in our manipulative society through the use of descriptive facts, types of appeals, and tone shifts, in order to persuade addicted people to limit cell phone usage and change the confined world that we know today.

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JaiReece Lee, Rayne Diaz, Amy Ward, Ashlyn Hollars

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JaiReece Lee, Rayne Diaz, Amy Ward, Ashlyn Hollars

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As cellphones become a successful in today’s society, we as a people have failed to acknowledge our true values and fall for its charm.

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Thesis Statement: Risha Parmar, Hannah Lawrence, Gunner Holden, Jacob Rodriguez, Allison Pitts

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Thesis Statement: Risha Parmar, Hannah Lawrence, Gunner Holden, Jacob Rodriguez, Allison Pitts

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In the persuasive article, “The Cell Phone: Our Nation’s Newest Addictive Drug?” author Hannah SantaMaria depicts the harmful, corrupting effects of the overusage of cell phones by conveying the amount of time cellular devices take away from what matters in life, as well as by using ethical appeals through the usage of many credible sources that further fortify her claim in order to persuade people to minimize cell phone usage.

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Alexis Nix, Victoria Garcia, Manasvi Reddy, Ariana Menden

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Alexis Nix, Victoria Garcia, Manasvi Reddy, Ariana Menden

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In the article "The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug?", author Hannah SantaMaria emphasizes the severity of society's dependence on technology by employing her previous addiction to her cell phone, citing knowledgeable sources and expanding on the detrimental effects these devices have had on mankind in order to prompt humanity to detach from these computers and appreciate the simplicity of life without the confinement of phones.

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Thesis: Anjali Kala, Marilee Albus, Dazzalin Munoz, Mackenzie Splawn, MiKayla Cook

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Thesis: Anjali Kala, Marilee Albus, Dazzalin Munoz, Mackenzie Splawn, MiKayla Cook

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In the article 'The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug?' by Hannah SantaMaria, the author expands on the ideas of the harmfulness of cellular devices and criticizes the modern institution of cell-phone reliance in order to persuade people to get off their phones to live their lives, while also acknowledging the counterargument of the advantages of owning a cell-phone.

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Thesis: Renelle Rushatsi, Angie Porta, Myla Bradford, Devin Murray, and Glenna Linthicum

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Thesis: Renelle Rushatsi, Angie Porta, Myla Bradford, Devin Murray, and Glenna Linthicum

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In this persuasive article, "The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug?" author Hannah SantaMarie utilizes personal experience and factual reasoning to emphasize the problem that many people have an addiction to her phone. She also, explains the counterargument to give a biased statement to her view.

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Thesis Statement - Coen Houtsma, Arianna Vega, and Matthew Bitz

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Thesis Statement - Coen Houtsma, Arianna Vega, and Matthew Bitz

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In the persuasive article, ¨The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug?," Hannah SantaMaria reasons the dangerous effects of cell phone use through credible quotes, personal experiences, and emotionally charged words, such as "deoendancy," and "corrupting."; these rhetorical strategies convince the reader to reduce their use of technology and try to connect to the world around them.

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Thesis-Macy Davis, Kara Rodgers, Anthony Rainbolt, Ngoc Tran, Audrey Robinson, Gavin Parker

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Thesis-Macy Davis, Kara Rodgers, Anthony Rainbolt, Ngoc Tran, Audrey Robinson, Gavin Parker

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In the persuasive article, " The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug?" the author, Hannah SantaMaria, addresses the harmful effects technology has had on our society and sheds light on her own experience with cellular devices and what damage they have caused her personally to connect with her audience and motivate them to value life that isn't being projected through an electronic screen.

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Thesis- Lauren Waters, Laeschelle Wright, Jason Tran, Tobias Kronlein

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Thesis- Lauren Waters, Laeschelle Wright, Jason Tran, Tobias Kronlein

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In the persuasive article "The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug?", by Hannah SantaMaria, the author utilizes ethical appeals and repeatedly expresses the dangers of addictive cell phone use in order to bring awareness to the overuse of cell phones in the nation and their negative impact on people's lives.

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Thesis-Colby Cartier, Rachel Gonzalez, Erick Melendrez, Lexi Rosario

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Thesis-Colby Cartier, Rachel Gonzalez, Erick Melendrez, Lexi Rosario

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In the persuasive article, "The Cell Phone: Our Nation's newest addictive drug?" Hannah SantaMaria states proven facts as well as provides her personal opinion in order to persuade her audience to become aware of our nation's cell phone epidemic.

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Thesis- Allison Clancy, Theryn Light, Madison Nichols, Brooke Thompson

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Thesis- Allison Clancy, Theryn Light, Madison Nichols, Brooke Thompson

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In the article, ¨The Cell Phone: Our Nation´s Newest Addictive Drug?¨, by Hanna Santamaria pushes the idea that cell phones are addictive and includes certain aspects in order to

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Thesis Statement- Maria Chapa, Jacey Adair, julia ortiz, savannah nave, thu pham

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Thesis Statement- Maria Chapa, Jacey Adair, julia ortiz, savannah nave, thu pham

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In the article, "The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug?" by Hannah Santamaria, the author describes their opinion on how the constant usage of cell phones may appear to be a dangerous addiction rather than a positive outlet to the world, in order to persuade readers to search for change to solve such issues described, such as the idea that the addiction to devices may be harmful.

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Tamera Bishop, Cameron Carlile, Addison Burns, Kaden Watson, 

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Tamera Bishop, Cameron Carlile, Addison Burns, Kaden Watson, 

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In the informative essay, "The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug?", the author Hannah SantaMaria illustrates logos and ethos in order to convey her feelings of addictive cell phone use.

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Thesis: Ary Razavi, Rigg Smith, Neville Washington, Ben Hill, Tyler Martin, Sarahy Linares, Analisa Alvarez

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Thesis: Ary Razavi, Rigg Smith, Neville Washington, Ben Hill, Tyler Martin, Sarahy Linares, Analisa Alvarez

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In the article "The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug?" Hannah SantaMaria utilizes statistics to employ the fact that all generations abuse cell phone use.

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Thesis- Laura Coyle, Katie Cooner, Zane MacFarland, Arianna Nguyen, Audrey Schroeder, Ethan Lane

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Thesis- Laura Coyle, Katie Cooner, Zane MacFarland, Arianna Nguyen, Audrey Schroeder, Ethan Lane

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Cell phones are a dangerous epidemic that disconnects us as a nation.

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Thesis: Page, Spencer, Brennan, Mindy, and Savanna

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Thesis: Page, Spencer, Brennan, Mindy, and Savanna

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In the article The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Drug, Hannah SantaMaria attempts to convince the audience and emphasize technology overuse in order to provide a solution to an ongoing crisis in our nation.

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Thesis: Analise Porras, Abbi Jones, River Morgan, Johnny Tran, Joseph Sepulvita

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Thesis: Analise Porras, Abbi Jones, River Morgan, Johnny Tran, Joseph Sepulvita

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In the informational article The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug? Hannah Santamaria utilizes a passionate  contrast in tone words, targets everyone, in order to demonstrate the flaws in societies reliance on phones and urges the change in society´s behaviors towards phones

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REVISED Thesis- Iliana Hernandez, Aleigha Martin, Elijah Hernandez, Kalina Romero, Arman Persaud 

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REVISED Thesis- Iliana Hernandez, Aleigha Martin, Elijah Hernandez, Kalina Romero, Arman Persaud 

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In the article, The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug, by Hannah SantaMaria, the author is guiding the reader to believe that the nation's obsession to always be in contact with their cell phones is impacting their daily social lives and  interaction within the real world.

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Thesis - Ella Austin, Emma Brandt, Carmen Harris, and Miko Aguon 

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Thesis - Ella Austin, Emma Brandt, Carmen Harris, and Miko Aguon 

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In an argumentative series of paragraphs, The Cell Phone: Our Nation’s Newest Addictive Drug?, by Hannah SantaMaria, SantaMaria proclaims through facts and a personal example how today’s society is engrossed in cell phones. This has induced phobias and introduced addictive urges in people worldwide. SantaMaria includes these points in order to inform the nation of the mental and physical imprisonment cell phones have brought on this generation.

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Thesis- Christopher R., Lexus A., Isabell M.

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Thesis- Christopher R., Lexus A., Isabell M.

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In the article of The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug, by Hannah SantaMaria, the author uses exaggerations and repetition throughout the passage to express the negative effects of constant cell phone use and how it impacts our relationships and daily lives.

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Thesis- Bella Campbell, Shelbi Turner, Kaitlin Anglin, Bryce Carpenter, Tariku Baye

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Thesis- Bella Campbell, Shelbi Turner, Kaitlin Anglin, Bryce Carpenter, Tariku Baye

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In the article The Cell Phone: Our Nation's Newest Addictive Drug, by Hannah SantaMaria, the author addresses the nations dependency of cellphone usage and confronts the harm caused by the lack of interaction with our surroundings, in order to implore society to seek change and stop feeding our addiction.