[Media Studies & Communication: Week 10, 4th Period]

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Logan had coffee going and was looking a little worn, but otherwise quite fine, as he waited for everyone to file in and take a handout. On each desk was a book filled with full color, retro-style posters"So," he began. "Today we're looking at a powerful tool - not only of governments and the military, though their use tends to be the most well-

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Cindy Mackenzie.

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Sam Carter

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D'anna Biers

Talk while Logan lectures.

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Chat it up!

Choose and Describe.

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Do the assignment! Or not.

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Sam chose her poster.

1. This benefits the Armed Forces, which has a need to keep troop movements, armaments, and other sensitive information out of the hands of the general public, the media, and enemy forces. It also benefits the soldiers, who are safe because people don't know where they're doing their jobs, and who can go home knowing that their loved ones will never have to know what they did while they were acting in the service of their country.

2. The intended audience are the soldiers writing home, and the families of soldiers, who are being indirectly asked not to ask questions they can't answer.

3. The intended result is safety and security.

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D flipped through the posters, scrutinizing each.

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[the_right_ray]

Ray picked this poster.

1. Probably aiming for benefitting firefighters so they don't gotta put out forest fires, risking their lives. Doesn't really benefit people because the message of how to prevent forest fires isn't really stated clearly.

2. Civilians.

3. The intended result is to...prevent forest fires. Safety of people and the preservation of forests.

Talk to Logan.

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He's here for all your teacherly needs.

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And there we are.