Books: Practical Argumentation
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George K. Pattee >> Practical Argumentation
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49. In all criminal cases three-fourths of a jury should be competent
to render a verdict.
50. The United States government is treating the Indians unjustly.
51. Capital punishment should be abolished.
52. Education should be compulsory to the age of sixteen.
53. The fully elective system of studies should be introduced into all
colleges.
54. College students receiving an average daily grade of eighty-five
per cent, in a subject should be excused from final examination in
that subject.
55. Class rushes should be abolished at ---- College.
56. Hazing should be abolished at all colleges.
57. Freshmen should be debarred from intercollegiate athletic
contests.
58. Athletics, as conducted at present, are detrimental to ---- College.
59. The Federal government should maintain a college for the education
of men for the diplomatic and consular service.
60. A large city affords a better location for a college than does the
country.
61. The "honor system" should prevail at ---- College.
62. American universities should admit women on equal terms with men.
63. American colleges should admit students only on examination.
64. American colleges should confer the degree of Bachelor of Arts in
three years.
65. Public schools should not furnish free textbooks.
66. Secret societies should not exist in public high schools.
67. The education of the American negro should be industrial rather
than liberal.
68. For the average student, the small college is preferable to the
large college.
69. American colleges should adopt the recommendations of the
Simplified Spelling Board.
70. For the United States, the type of the German university is
preferable to the type of the American university.
71. Fraternities are undesirable in colleges.
72. The United States Army canteen should be restored.
73. There should be national laws governing marriage and divorce.
74. High License is preferable to Prohibition.
75. The Federal government should take action to prevent children
under the age of fourteen from working in mines and factories.
76. The elimination of private profits offers the best solution of the
liquor problem.
77. Employers are justified in refusing recognition to labor unions.
78. The United States should grant permanent copyright.
79. The Chinese should be excluded from the Philippines.
80. States should prohibit vivisection involving great pain.
81. The United States should establish a parcels post.
82. The United States should establish a postal savings bank.
83. The veto power of the House of Lords should be annulled.
84. Abdul Hamid was unjustly deposed.
85. The present laws relating to Chinese immigration should be amended
to include the Japanese.
86. The United States should admit the Chinese on equal terms with
other immigrants.
87. Further centralization in the power of the Federal government is
contrary to the best interests of the United States.
88. The present tendency of government conservation of natural
resources is contrary to the best interests of the United States.
89. Commercial reciprocity between the United States and Brazil would
benefit the United States.
90. At present the United States should maintain no navy yard on the
Gulf Coast.
91. The United States should admit all raw materials free of duty.
92. The United States should admit sugar free of duty.
93. The date of the Presidential inauguration should be changed.
94. Postmasters should be elected by popular vote.
95. All cities in the United States should establish and enforce a
curfew law.
96. The three term system is preferable to the semester
system at ---- College.
97. The products of prison labor should not be allowed to compete in
the open market.
98. New York City should establish a dramatic censorship.
99. Convicts should not be farmed out to private contractors.
100. The State of ---- should establish a property qualification for
voting.
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