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Ethics Incoherence From Sir Paul

Paul makes a statement about drugs. If only we could tell what it was. Continue reading

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The Flag and Whitney Houston

Should Chris Christie have lowered the flag for Whitney Houston? Continue reading

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Killing Whitney Houston

Drugs, a culture that could help her resist them, and the drug advocates that weaken it, killed Whitney Houston. Continue reading

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Old Testament Treatment For The Miramonte Elementary School Culture

The best way to fix a rotten culture sometimes is to start from scractch. Continue reading

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Where Should The Alarms Sound For THIS?

Watch this student’s video, and weep. Well, after you finish laughing. Continue reading

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“Pay-What-You-Can” Ethics

How much should we pay to go to the theater? Continue reading

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Creating Captain Costanzas

Every man for himself. Continue reading

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“It’s A Wonderful Life” Ethics, Part 3

Here is the final installment of the Ethics Alarms overview of the ethical issues raised in Frank Capra’s classic. This ishow an ethicist watches a movie with as many ethical choices as “It’s A Wonderful Life.” I can’t help it. Continue reading

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Penn State Primer: 15 Ethics Alarms on the Duty to Rescue and the Bystander Problem

For perspective on Penn State: here are 15 Ethics Alarms stories about rescues, non-rescues and bystanders, brave and apathetic. Continue reading

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Not That It Will Do Any Good To Say So, But U.S. Acceptance of Prison Rape Is An Ethics Outrage

In the matter of the Constitutional and human rights outrage called prison rape, the American public and their leaders just don’t give a damn. Continue reading

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