Most were fine but remember that a couple of sentences are not enough to get the benefits of using the concepts. The majority of papers did not show evidence of reading class material and very few actually discussed the Laqueur reading.
Opinions are the small change in the exchange of ideas.
We each have them but if we can't give evidence for them and defend their logic, they are not really ours. As such, opinions can't convince anyone. All they can do is recognize things that look like themselves. Opinions do have an important place in thought papers if they are critically examined in light of the evidence and logic. Instead it was dismissed as nonsense.