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Group 2: Nancy Anthony, president of an investment advisory firm. Sharon Barnes who owns and runs a company that restors historic property.Henry Mendelssohn Buhl who is a founder of not-for-profit of Community Employment for the Homeless. Some media experts include Dan Stein, who was previously executive director of the Immigration Reform Law Institute, and Jack Martin who is a retired U.S. diplomat with consulat experience. Buhl's career is realted to immigration. Illegal immigrants would take away jobs that the honeless could have.
If so,w hat so, what is it tryping to make you think?
Group 2: FAIR's biased viewpoint would be to come down hard on immigration and ill]]> Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:14:39 +0000 mod Comments http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Comments email.hidden@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Comments 1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
Group 4: Organization that suggests that the immigration policies should be changed. Gives people info on what they can do, and what the current immigration policies are. Has many many different immigration issues listed.
2. Currentcy: Currency: Is the information on the site up to date? How do you know?
Group 2: The information is current because the last update was on March 12, 2008.
3. Purpose: What is the purpose of FAIR? What are is principles?
]]> Mon, 24 Mar 2008 10:44:19 +0000 mod Comments http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Comments email.hidden@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Comments Group 2: The site was easy to navigate but some of the sources were hard to find. For the most partwe foundeverything we were looking for.
Group 6: Yes the website is easy to navigate with side bars and drop down menu. with a few click of a mouse you can find anything you need.
Relevancy:8. Relevancy: You are probably not actually using this site in your research paper, so you cannot evaluate its relevancy to you thesis. How could this site be used in a paper on immigration reform?
Group 1: This site can be used to give you one view point of the argument and provide good evidence.
Group 2: If a paper was to be written on immigration, this source would be helpful if the paper was to write about how immigration is bad for the United States. This could be a good source for an argument essay.
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1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
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]]> Mon, 24 Mar 2008 09:28:12 +0000 mod Group2AandE http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Group2AandE email.hidden@example.com (Christie) Christie edited Group2AandE Please evaluate the FAIR Web site by answering the questions below. Answer the questions in complete sentences. The answers cannot all be found on the front page of the Web site. You need to click on the links on the left side of the site (Doing Research?, About FAIR, etc) and on the bottom of the site (FAQs, etc). Answers may be spread out over 2 or more pages of the site.
1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
This cite is about immigrantion site containsinformation aboutimmigration and that there needs to be a reform. A group called FAIR is concerned that there immigration is too large and that there needs ]]> Tue, 18 Mar 2008 11:41:49 +0000 mod Group4AandE http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Group4AandE email.hidden@example.com (thomas tervanis) thomas tervanis edited Group4AandE Please evaluate the FAIR Web site by answering the questions below. Answer the questions in complete sentences. The answers cannot all be found on the front page of the Web site. You need to click on the links on the left side of the site (Doing Research?, About FAIR, etc) and on the bottom of the site (FAQs, etc). Answers may be spread out over 2 or more pages of the site.
1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
organization that suggestes that the immagration ploicys should be changed. gives people info on what they can do, and what the current immagration policys are. has many many different immagration issues listed.
2. Currency: Is the information on the site up to date? How do you know?
yes because the fron page artical is from march 12th 2008
3. Purpose: What is the purpose of FAIR? What are its principles?
their purpouse is to change the current immagration policys. they have seven principles:]]> Tue, 18 Mar 2008 08:41:57 +0000 mod Group5AandE http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Group5AandE email.hidden@example.com (Andriy Yanyshyn) Andriy Yanyshyn edited Group5AandE Please evaluate the FAIR Web site by answering the questions below. Answer the questions in complete sentences. The answers cannot all be found on the front page of the Web site. You need to click on the links on the left side of the site (Doing Research?, About FAIR, etc) and on the bottom of the site (FAQs, etc). Answers may be spread out over 2 or more pages of the site.
1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
The website is a political site, whichtalks about legal and illegal immigration and the policies and changes being made in our country.
2. Currency: Is the information on the site up to date? How do you know?
The site is up to date becausethere are articles from 2008 and are listed in the "Latest US Immigration Reform News" section.
3. Purpose: What is the purpose of FAIR? What are its principles?
It is a non-profit organization that shares ideas and belieftsthat common people have ]]> Tue, 18 Mar 2008 08:41:11 +0000 mod Group1AandE http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Group1AandE email.hidden@example.com (Armando) Armando edited Group1AandE Some of the board directors include Nancy Anthony, Sharon Barnes, and Edith Blodgett. The media experts are Dan Stein, Jack Martin, and various more. Their credentials show that they're well educated men. None of them seem to have worked in immigration but have worked in the economy.
6. Point of View: Look back to question 3, purpose. Does FAIR have a biased or un-biased viewpoint? Is FAIR trying to persuade you to think one way or another? If so, what is it trying to make you think?
eliminate immigrants. immigrants. Yes, they try to persuade you in many ways by bringing up their opinions.
7. Ease of use: Is the site easy to navigate? Could you quickly and easily find what you were looking for?
Yes, its easy to use because the links are easy to navigate. We found everything with great ease.
8. Relevancy: You a]]> Tue, 18 Mar 2008 08:40:36 +0000 mod Group2AandE http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Group2AandE email.hidden@example.com (Anne Liotine) Anne Liotine edited Group2AandE Please evaluate the FAIR Web site by answering the questions below. Answer the questions in complete sentences. The answers cannot all be found on the front page of the Web site. You need to click on the links on the left side of the site (Doing Research?, About FAIR, etc) and on the bottom of the site (FAQs, etc). Answers may be spread out over 2 or more pages of the site.
1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
This cite is about immigrantion and that there needs to be a reform. A group called FAIR is concerned that there immigration is too large and that there needs to be a "policy" (Our response) in order to correct the high immigration levels.
2. Currency: Is the information on the site up to date? How do you know?
The information is current because the last update was on March 12, 2008.
3. Purpose: What is the purpose of FAIR? What are its principles?
FAIR's purpose is "restoring ]]> Tue, 18 Mar 2008 08:39:53 +0000 mod Group6AandE http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Group6AandE email.hidden@example.com (Jessica Armoush) Jessica Armoush edited Group6AandE The purpose of this websit is to create an immigration policy that is fair and will serve the needs of our country. The website has seven principles; cut the numbers, no amnesty, protect wages and standards of living, major upgrade in interior enforcement, stop special interest asylum abuse, immigration time out, equality under the law.
4. Reliability & Accuracy: Can you rely on the information on this site? Why or why not? Where does the site gets its information? Is there a list of references? Are the sources cited? Is FAIR used by other sources? What do those other sources say about FAIR?
information from from national, local, and internationalorganizations.
5. Authority: Who are some people on the board of directors of FAIR? Who are the media experts? What are their credentials? Do any of them have careers related to immigration?
One director isNacy Anthony, President of Fernwood Advisors Inc. Another director isEdith Blodg]]> Tue, 18 Mar 2008 08:39:45 +0000 mod Group3AandE http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Group3AandE email.hidden@example.com (Trilby) Trilby edited Group3AandE Please evaluate the FAIR Web site by answering the questions below. Answer the questions in complete sentences. The answers cannot all be found on the front page of the Web site. You need to click on the links on the left side of the site (Doing Research?, About FAIR, etc) and on the bottom of the site (FAQs, etc). Answers may be spread out over 2 or more pages of the site.
1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
This website is about immigration in America. This website is trying to stop immigration. FAIR is an organization that is trying to pass immigration reforms.
2. Currency: Is the information on the site up to date? How do you know?
The website is up to date. Itwas updated in March 2008.
3. Purpose: What is the purpose of FAIR? What are its principles?
FAIR is the Federation for American Immigration Reform. The purpose of FAIR is to pass immigration laws reforming immigration and puttinga limit]]> Tue, 18 Mar 2008 08:39:41 +0000 mod Group6AandE http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Group6AandE email.hidden@example.com (Jessica Armoush) Jessica Armoush edited Group6AandE Please evaluate the FAIR Web site by answering the questions below. Answer the questions in complete sentences. The answers cannot all be found on the front page of the Web site. You need to click on the links on the left side of the site (Doing Research?, About FAIR, etc) and on the bottom of the site (FAQs, etc). Answers may be spread out over 2 or more pages of the site.
1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
2. Currency: IsThe website contain information pertain to imagration reform in the United States. "The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) is a national, nonprofit, public-interest, membership organizatio]]> Tue, 18 Mar 2008 08:38:34 +0000 mod Group1AandE http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Group1AandE email.hidden@example.com (Armando) Armando edited Group1AandE Please evaluate the FAIR Web site by answering the questions below. Answer the questions in complete sentences. The answers cannot all be found on the front page of the Web site. You need to click on the links on the left side of the site (Doing Research?, About FAIR, etc) and on the bottom of the site (FAQs, etc). Answers may be spread out over 2 or more pages of the site.
1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
It contains information about immigration and their reforms.
2. Currency: Is the information on the site up to date? How do you know?
The information on this site is up to date because they update the information everytime some new comes up.
3. Purpose: What is the purpose of FAIR? What are its principles?
"The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) is a national, nonprofit, public-interest, membership organization of concerned citizens who share a common belief that our natio]]> Tue, 18 Mar 2008 08:38:32 +0000 mod Group7AandE http://dueng102janowski.pbwiki.com/Group7AandE email.hidden@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited Group7AandE FAIR: Federation for American Immigration Reform
www.fairus.org
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1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
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www.fairus.org
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1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
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www.fairus.org
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1. Content: What types of information does the site contain? What specific issues does the site address?
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