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Date Posted: 13:15:16 04/13/05 Wed
Author: nicole argyropoulos
Subject: Re: Speaking up in class
In reply to: Heather Riedel 's message, "Speaking up in class" on 23:16:56 04/11/05 Mon

sometimes i feel that it is hard to voice an opnion about a sociological arguementt because i feel that there are two sides to every topic. Some topics that we bring up in class, are topics that you could argue to death voicing evidence from either side. Regardless, I do agree with you that class participation is key and that voicing your opinion is very important for healthy discussions. Although, I feel that we should establish a major point that in sociology there never really seems to be one right answer. That most of the topics that we discuss are dervived from therioes and sometimes when there is no hard evidence, it is hard for some people to believe

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