[Ryan Dognaux]

I only took the Composition exam. I thought the three essays were pretty easy, especially the one concerning the New York Time's article about giving away all our money except what we need to end world hunger and disease. It's so obviously flawed and just would not work at all. I went on to point out, as Daniel Quinn does in his book Ishmael, as population increases, so will the demand for food and instances of disease. There are roughly 6 billion people in the world, and yet we're producing food for 6 1/2 billion. And millions still starve. It's an endless cycle that will not stop. The more food we produce, the more the population of the world will increase and continue to cause problems.

The true solution is population control.

Anyways, that was one of my responses in summary form.