When a glass rod is rubbed with silk, it becomes positive and the silk becomes negativeyet both attract dust. Does the dust have a third type of charge that is attracted to both positive and negative? Explain.
Amanda Edmonds 1/30/2013 Eng 101 Rhetorical Analysis The Free Expression Tunnel The free expression tunnel is a place provided for students of North Carolina State University to freely express themselves by use of art and graffiti. While the main goal of the free expression tunnel is to prevent students from vandalizing the campus elsewhere, it also serves as an outlet for students who choose to voice their opinions and thoughts through art The rhetorical situation of the free expression tunnel is easily identifiable. The various paintings and pieces of art located in the free expression tunnel appeal to the students of North Carolina State University. The free expression tunnel shows students that NC State accepts diversity because anyone is allowed to utilize the tunnel, regardless of their background. Also, the variety and diversity of the art found in the tunnel shows the students that the school accepts everyone, because they are able to create whatever they would like without the need of judgement or approval from someone else. NC state, the “author” of this rhetorical text, otherwise the free expression tunnel, wanted to give the students a place to come together regardless of differences and express themselves. The free expression tunnel targets the students of NCSU, because that’s who the tunnel was meant for. The purpose of the tunnel was to give a place for students to freely express themselves in a place where anything will be accepted. NC State is a school that
