Underlying+Problem

Suggestions for underlying problem:

1. How might we prevent the birds from coming to the canteen so that they will not affect the students.~Jina(this is a lame one tat i just put in.)

2. In what ways might we prevent the government (not only in Singapore) to find alternative places to build homes for our growing population and not use habitat for birds and wild life? That way, we the birds still have a place to live and they will not have to share their home with us. (After all, after dinosaurs appeard in earth, then came birds, and then dinosaurs became extinct, so earth DOES belong to the birds.)~Bijou (just ignore my brackets, their to add some info only)

2 (corrected). How might we persuade the government to to find alternative places to build homes for our growing population and not use habitat for birds and wild life? That way, we the birds still have a place to live and they will not have to share their home with us. ~bijou


 * Final: How might we change the attitude of the students so that they will not leave food around for birds to eat, so there will be less birds in the canteen by the end of 2008?**

Comments:

to jina: yeah tat was kinda obvious. but that's the main reason, after all. n that's why we're doing this. so it's not wrong. i can't think of one yet. to bijou: i like yours, but that's not exactly in the format of an underlying problem, is it? it's supposed to be "how might we ... so that ..." i think. you might want to rephrase to "how might we persuade the government to find places for the birds to live in so that they will not have to mix with humans" or something like that. ~nat

Bijou, i like yours but i agree with nat. u shld rephrase it to seem more like an underlying problem. Nat, i noe mine is dumb but tat is precisely why i put the brackets beside it. didn't u read?~Jina

Thanks, I will change my underlying problem.~Bijou

D-U-H i read, Jina. =) that's why i even bothered to post a comment. some things need extra emphasis.