All You Ever Wanted to Know About My Sources

My first source is Pauline Wallin, Ph.D.  Wallin is a licensed psychologist, life coach, and author.  She provides many therapy services and coaches people with personal difficulties including school underachievement. Her claims are valuable because she has professional experience interpreting data from statisics and applying the data to given situations.  When she has a particular view on something involving school success we can trust her because she has experience working with school underachievers and has certainties about what is successful in those cases.
My second source is Carol Motsinger.  Motsinger works for USA Today.  She initially comes from a talent development program called Leadership and Diversity.  This program picks only the most promising and talented candidates for their opportunities.  Motsinger started to work with USA Today through this program.  The USA Today paper is extremely liberal and so are it's writers.  When we read a claim from Motsinger we can trust that it will be current, educated, and coming from a writer that is experienced and has amazing access to sources.

Topic of debate

Recently I was driving through an intersection where two different schools had just let their students out for the day.  I got the chance to see the students from both schools walking to their different destinations.  The transition looked normal enough so I started thinking about other things when I realized that the students at one school wore uniforms and the students from the other did not.   I started to wonder about the reasons for the two different stands on attire that the schools had made.  Thus I am going to delve into the debate going on with this decision.  My opinion at the onset is that students should have some restrictions on what they wear.  I also think that uniforms are an unnecessary demand.  Maybe my opinion will change.