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74.President:别的学校找男人+别的学校申请增加↓别的学校找男人→申请增加↓GC需要增加招生+ GC找男人→增加招生↓GC找男人Director of Alumnae Association:开头:1. In this article, the author mentions that the president of Grove College (GC) argues that the school, which formerly only allows female students, should adopt coeducation to increase application and enrollment while the director of the alumnae association opposes the plan.2. The president’s conclusion mainly relies on other all-female colleges’success in attracting more application because of the policy, while the director’ssuggestion is largely based on surveys on incoming students and alumnae.3. However, both the president and the director need to address several crucial questions before they can legitimately assert their conclusions.正文:第一段:别的学校找男人+申请增加→因果关系1. On one hand, the president’s suggestion seems problematic. To begin with, she apparently assumes that no other causes can adequately explain why application has increased after those other schools adopted coeducation.2. However, perhaps many of these schools have refurnished their dormitories or hired nationally prestigious professors to make students’stay more worthwhile. Or perhaps they have posted fascinating advertisements on all media platforms, which helped raise their profile. These possibilities can all explain why more students apply for these colleges.3. Therefore, the author needs to provide further information to address the following questions. Did these other all-female colleges improve their facilities?Did they employ more qualified faculties? Did they advertise more intensely than before? If the answer to any of the above questions is positive, then the president’s assertion will become untenable.第二段:别的学校成功→我们学校成功1. Furthermore, even if coeducation has helped attract more applications in other schools, it does not necessarily mean that the same approach can boost GC’s application or enrollment. The author clearly assumes that GC’s reputation can match those other schools’.2. However, perhaps these schools all rank very high in the nation or even in the whole world, so students are dying to have an opportunity to study there. As a result, as soon as new policy begins to allow men to enter, male students rush to fill their application. In contrast, maybe GC is only a regional community college with very low profile. Its only advantage is maybe its conservative status. If so, then perhaps once it loses its identity as an all-female school, girls would stop wanting to come, let alone boys.3. Therefore, the author has to provide moreinformation to answer whether GC has as high reputation as the other schools mentioned in her article. Only if the answer is positive can her suggestion look beneficial.第三段:第一个调查SX1. On the other hand, the director’s argument is equally unconvincing. To begin with, she clearly assumes that incoming students’ opinion can represent all students.2. However, since these students have already decide to accept the college’s offer, they surely feel positive toward coeducation. If the school does a wider survey that includes students who declined the offer from the school, it may get completely different feedback. Maybe many more students turn down its offer simply because they consider that being too conservative, the school does not provide the optimal study environment.3. Hence, the author had better offer further information investigating why students often turn down the school’s offer. Only if the answers have little to do with its all-female status can the director affirm her conclusion.第四段:第二个调查SXLast, is the survey on GC alumnae reliable? What is the response rate? The author fails to provide any information regarding these questions. Perhaps the questionnaires are sent out to all former alumnae but only those extremely zealous about the school’s all-female status would eagerly fill the survey. On the contrary, many alumnae who cannot care less about keeping the school all-female may just throw the questionnaires into dumpsters. If this possibility is true, then we can surely expect that most respondents in the survey claim positive about keeping the school all-female. Therefore, before ruling out this scenario, the author should not hastily assume the reliability and representativeness of the survey.结尾:Overall, both the president and the director should address all aforementioned questions so as to corroborate their assertions.。