Free Argumentative Essays: It’s Time to Put an End to Campus Isolation

Its epoch to Put an End to Campus Isolation   A situation on campus which I would like to see changed is not so much the increasing ethnically and racially-based separation of student clubs and organizations, but the lack of communication and exchange mingled with them.   There are valid arguments for the various racially isolated clubs in that they provide a support network and common identity for students who mightiness otherwise feel culturally marooned on a campus as large as ours. (Specifically, I feel that the Iranian school-age childs Club, Armenian Americans and Hillel House, to come across a few, all provide emotional support to students away from fellowship and their native culture.)   Perhaps one could even justify racial-based separation deep down an area of common interest on the grounds that common racial and cultural ties promote even better understanding within a common sub-group. I refer specifically to the fact that there is a Studen t Business Association (almost exclusively white), a Black Student Business Association (exclusively black), and a ...