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Topic 798: The following is a recommendation from the president of Appleby College. "Whereas Appleby College holds class reunions every five years, Edelston College holds annual reunions for all classes, during which Edelston's alumni are treated to banquets, lectures, and student performances, enhancing their loyalty to the college and their willingness to donate money. Edelston College receives most of its alumni donations during or shortly after these reunions. Therefore, the best way for Appleby to increase its alumni donations is to offer similar reunion activities and to have each graduating class hold annual reunions. " Discuss how well reasoned you find this argument.

• Appleby College and Edelston College... by clicks
  In this argument, the president of Appleby College (AC) reaches the conclusion that in order to increase the alumni donations, AC had better to follow the example of Edelston College (EC) to offer similar reunion activities and enhance the number of reunions to every 5 years to every year. This recommendation is based on the observation that EC receives most of its alumni donations during or shortly after the reunions. However, the argument overlooks several important concerns and suffers from a series of critical fallacies which render the proposition unconvincing in whole as it stands Read more...
• reunion... by abc123
  In this recommendation, the president of Appleby College concludes that in order to increase alumni donations, Appleby College should offer the same reunion activities with Edelston College, as well as hold annual reunions of all graduating class. To support this conclusion, the president cites the effect of Edelston College after arranging such specially designed activities. However, the argument is not logically convincing because it suffers from several flaws. Read more...

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