Joey Quintero Essay 5/17

        In the article "Going for the Look,but Risking Discrimination" Greenhouse states that "hiring attractive people is not necessarily illegal." I've always believed that a company should be able to hire whom ever they want, when ever they want. So yes, I agree with the fact that they do this to help project the companies image. I know people will argue this quoting the article, that this is a discriminatory act. On one hand I believe it can be mistaken for discrimination due to the fact that they don't hire just anybody.On the other hand we can argue that companies want to hire people according to what best suits the company image.
        Every company wants what's best for them, and if hiring workers that look as if they are very attractive that project the company image is how to benefit them, then why not do it? Think of it this way, what if you were in the owners shoes what would you do? I know for a fact that everybody just wants to be successful and if hiring people like that is what it takes, then you have to do what you got to do.
        Every person has a place where they will fit in and maybe its not a store like Abercrombie & Fitch. Maybe its a sports store or even another clothing store that best suits them. I would never expect to get hired at a place like Abercrombie & Fitch because of the fact that I am always dressing athletic. But, I wouldn't have a doubt that I would get hired at Big 5 because thats who I am. You can never go somewhere  and be something you're not, things just don't work out that way.You should be able to go to work saying this is me, still the same.
        My conclusion, then, is that companies are going to choose whom ever they want to work for them no matter what. It's never really discriminating if they choose somebody that they think will help the company succeed. My advice to everybody would be try to work where you best fit in, so you never have to worry about any of this and you can just be yourself.

JOE & JOEY

When Joe and I discussed the situation we decided that it is not right to hire only the people that project the companies image. Someone may not like to wear a companies clothing but they are in desperate need of a job. It wouldn't be fair if the job was given to a person that projected the company instead of someone that was experienced. That could even be profiling and that can lead to a lot of problems. People can take it very offensive and start bringing up race and anything else that has to do with that.

JOE & JOEY

Today we learned that if writing a college paper you need the perfect template. That consists of your reasoning and the facts to back up your reasoning. You would also have to include the authors point of view. For example in college you need to have all of these things in your essay.

JOE & JOEY

     One of the points we found was that animals don't have voices to speak for themselves when they are in need of help or in pain. For example, when lady was going through surgery and all the intensive treatments, the doctors assumed that it was for the best but deep down she probably couldn't take it anymore.
    The second point was that some people go through thick and thin to save their animals life regardless the price. Shawn Levering was willing to pay more than $1,500 for a transplant. This transplant wasn't a guarantee that lady would survive. Instead of paying that towards the surgery, shawn could have given a down payment on a house or fixed up his trucks. But the cat was like their child so they were willing to pay an  enormous amount of money to save a life.
   The use of pathos in this article was very strong and descriptive. "It really hit me and made me think of what I would actually go through to save my pets life," said Joey. "Some points of the article really threw out so many images and flashbacks that reminded me of my pets,"said Joe. His use of pathos was excellent of very well thought out.
   The author also used a lot of logos. For example, "Dogs with this kind of cancer don't respond well to chemo. The doctor gently suggested  putting the dog to sleep...," the logic of this sentence is that no matter how much chemotherapy they use, the dog will probably end up dying.
    Joe and I both strongly agree that the use of logos was exceedingly well, but the use of pathos was stronger through out the article. The author was very descriptive and was able to introduce mental images and emotions into us.
   Although i agree with the author to a point, I personally feel that no matter how much you love your pets, $1,500 is a lot of money and could be spent on other things. In the case of Shawn Levering, he was a hard working middle class man, but like everyone else, money was tight. Having to spend so much money on an animal, with a chance that it wouldn't make it out alive, isn't the ideal thing to do. Shawn could have given a down payment to a new house and lived happier or could have worked on his dream truck.
  I would understand if it was a real child and not a cat  because who wouldn't do anything for their kids health. For example, a mom goes through the pain for nine months and still has to go through birth. That brings the child and the mom closer because the baby is a part of the mom and dad. Unlike a cat, all you do is adopt it with out the pain. The cat does not carry the same genes as the mother like a baby would. So the emotional feelings aren't the same in my opinion.

Burkhard Bilger has been a writer for the New Yorker since 2001.His work has also appeared in The Atlantic Monthly,Harper's, the New York times, the New York Times book review, and numerous other publications, and has been anthologized in “The Best American Science and Nature Writing,” “Best Food Writing,” and “The Best American Sports Writing.”

With all of this background information, it's safe to say yes we should place our trust in him. He has worked with other companies including some big corporations. Getting a job like that takes tons of trust and skill.It seems that he has a general background understanding in science. 

JOE & JOEY

The Animal Medical Center is one of its own in new york, working to save with their 24 hour emergency services.
      So today we talked more about topic sentence paragraphs. We discussed that the topic sentence should always be followed by the supporting body. In some cases you also want to make the next paragraph hold hands with the previous one.

    We also learned parallelism; parallelism is similarity structure of words, phrases , or clauses.