Cliches: Over Used

1."Good credit, Bad credit, No credit" (Houston Chronicle: 3:43 p.m)
It's ironic how they use this cliche, but to even receive telephone service you need some type of credit.
2."Hush, One of the Hottest Nite Club" (104.1 KRBE: 8:45p.m)
How can Hush be one of the hottest nite clubs, when it isn't in the top ten clubs in the State of Texas.
3."Be All That You Can Be- The Army" (CBS: 3:12 p.m.)
How can the Army make you the person you are, when you are already yourself.
4."The Network with the Least Dropped Calls" (FSN: 10:37 p.m.)
Version Wireless claims there phones work anywhere and has the least dropped calls. However there phones doesn't work in wooded areas and drops its fair share of calls.
5."We don't make it until you order it" (Jack-N-The-Box: 5:56)
The food is already made and is just put together when you order it.

The Meaning of Unity

What is Unity? Unity have many different meaning that can be associated with it. However, Zinsser uses unity in the terms of having a paper or a story flow together. Unity takes on countless numbers of faces in a piece of writing. Unity focuses on keeping the writer from writing useless material, using different tenses back in forth. For example, past to present then back to the past, then unto the future. Unity can also set the mood and feeling of a story but shouldn't be mixed with three or more tones.
Unity is important in media writing because it keeps the writer on topic and helps the paper run smoothly. Unity also is the framework to set up the materials in a paper and to establish what isn't in the piece of writing and what needs to be placed into it. Unity is a important part of how and what the story should consist of. Unity is just what one would perceive it to mean, to be together as one and work towards one goal.