Now just pretend your spackling is the toothpaste from the quick fix method: squirt the spackling into the hole, use your knife to scrape away the excess, allow the compound to dry, reapply if necessary. Once everything is dry, sand down the compound so itâs level with the wall, and apply touch-up paint if needed.imply squeeze the paste into the hole, and then use a putty knife (or playing card) to scrape off the excess. Try to get the paste as flush as possible with the wall. The toothpaste might shrink a bit when it dries, so a second application may be needed.
Students present research on international womenâs rights to policymakers June 12, 2017 In April, students from Penn Lawâs seminar on International Womenâs Rights presented their research during a forum at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C. The seminar was taught by Rangita de Silva de Alwis, the Law Schoolâs Associate Dean for International Programs. In this video feature, students from the course discuss their work on womenâs rights and the trip to meet with policymakers and researchers. Transcript: Akila Sarathy Lâ18: Weâre here at the U.S. Institute of Peace to present our papers on countries and womenâs issues that relate to national security. Leah Wong Lâ18: Our cohort from Penn Law is mostly focusing on the U.N. Security Council Resolution 1325.
Citizens in a democracy have the right and responsibility to make informed decisions. You will make an informed decision on a public issue after researching and discussing different perspectives on this issue. Directions to students. 1. In a cohesive paper or presentation. , you will: State a position on the issue that considers both individual rights and the common good. Provide background on your position by describing. Provide reasons for your position that include: â¢. â¢. An explanation of how one additional piece of credible information logically. supports your position on the issue. Make explicit references within the paper or presentation to three or more credible. sources that provide relevant information AND cite sources within the paper, presentation, or bibliography.