Feel free to write this exam from a more subjective (first-person position)
I see it as an opportunity for each of you to really express openly your thoughts and experience in relation to the subject area (culture and identity) we have studied all semester.

Please read article : Mexicans Begin Jogging
answer the question in a complete, well-organized two to three page essay

Which work we read from this semester resonated most strongly with your own experiences of identity in relation to culture?  Discuss how the themes or subjects in the work intersect to some extent with your own personal sense of identity as it relates to the culture in which you grew up.
Please write this essay from Chinese student perspective, imagine you are a Chinese student and write it

Instructions:
Write a  5 10 pages, double-spaced, essay using the textbook and the two articles essays written by John Gray and Richard K. Betts to answer the questions/prompts listed below. In order to get full credit for your work the literature listed here above MUST be read and used in your essay. Please note that points WILL NOT BE AWARED FOR MERE EFFORT.  The student will be graded on the accuracy of her/his answers.
i) Show proper usage of the literature. Make sure you work the content of the literature in your answers; give specific examples.
ii) You must cite. You must use cite any text taken from the literature.
iii) Spell-check and Proofread. These are two important steps in guaranteeing typographic quality and the structural integrity of your work. Aside the electronic spell-check function of your word processor, printing and proofreading your work (with a red pen at hand) guarantees quality (syntax etc.).
iv) Fonts and margins. Use font-size 12 with standard margins.
v) Make sure to include your full name, date of submission, and assignment title.

Question/Prompt:
Your task is: 1) to read Ch. 12 and the two articles, and 2) answer the following questions/prompt – this is an essay and not a short-answers exam:
1.    Assess the powerful impact of non-state actors (piracy, terrorism, and technology and privatization) have on the global system of states.
2.    Looking more attentively at terrorism, what is John Gray’s argument regarding the West’s war on terrorism. Can the war be won?
3.    Finally, looking at Richard K. Betts’ reviews, when (e.g., post Cold War, post 9/11, or 21st century?) does Fukuyama, Huntington, and Mearsheimer’s visions rang truest?

find 2-4 articles in current environmental events within a particular theme. they must be form a reputable online or print sources such as a newspaper or a magazine 1) briefly summarize the article and 2) explain the relevancy of the issues you choose. 3) try to relate the issue to your own life or your community and propose actions you or your community could take to address these issues.
the assignment must be minimum 2 full pages of texts, with any additional text and references (direct links to the articles) on a separate page. first line should have your name and title. then a single space, then begin your assignment. no extra spaces are allowed, they do not count towards page length. times new roman 12 or arial 10pt font, 1 inch margins only. you must have a minimum of 2 citation/references. it must be on the 3 page.