They Say, I Say #10 "But Don't Get Me Wrong"

 1. "In this season of giving, (metacommentary)six of John Carroll’s IND transfers donned their old uniforms and returned to their former school to continue a special Thanksgiving tradition. At the invitation of IND’s Alumnae Association, Caitlin Kuhn ‘21, Grace Hemphill ’21, Brandi Swinton ‘21, Lauren Milbourne ’22, Rhyian Singleton ‘22 and Breanne Swinton ‘23 helped to distribute 80 “Hildie’s Thanksgiving boxes,” stuffed with a turkey and a week’s worth of groceries, to the residents of nearby Latrobe homes. Named for Sr. [Hilda Marie Sutherland, a mainstay at the school for 65 years before her passing last year, the Thanksgiving boxes were the longest standing tradition of her “Hildie’s Helpers” service club] elab. We are proud of these Patriots whose service showed what it means to “live like Hildie” and carry forth her selfless love. Thanks to Mrs. Hemphill for sharing the news with us and to Sue Petti, President of the IND Alumnae Association for the photo! Click here to read The Catholic Review's coverage of the day!". I think the author of this article section used metacommentary well, and not like the book used it. This reading used their metacommentary concerning their topic of the Thanksgiving tradition of returning IND uniforms. This language enhances the reading by making it more interesting and allowing it to flow better. 

2. In making a case for the medical use of marijuana, I am not saying that recreational use shouldn't be banned.

j But my argument will do more than prove that one particular industrial chemical has certain toxic properties. In this article, I will also prove that many other industrial chemicals have toxic properties .

j My point about the national obsessions with sports reinforces the belief held by many fans that devote their free time to watching sports.

j I believe, therefore, that the war is completely unjustified. But let me back up and explain how I arrived at this conclu- sion: that fighting in this war is unnecessary and completely useless. In this way, I came to believe that this war is a big mistake.

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