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Personal Review: Ban Advertising In Schools By Dave Kessler

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After reading, “Ban advertising in schools.” And “Support advertising in schools.” I observed that both letters have very different tones. Dave Kessler wrote about how school advertisements were a bad influence on students. However, Janet Chen used facts to prove that school advertising wasn’t bad after all.

As I read, “Ban advertising in schools.” I noticed Dave Kessler had a negative opinion on school advertising. He seemed angry and upset about school advertising. For example, Dave stated “It’s not fair to influence young minds to buy products.” Although, he stated a strong opinion, his letter was very negative towards school advertising. Dave didn’t seem to think about the positive effects school advertisements have towards students
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