Word: judgmentalism
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...said Pring-Wilson should have used better judgment. “He was walking around drinking and carrying a knife,” he said...
Shireen Dodson, author of The Mother-Daughter Book Club (HarperPerennial), says book groups encourage members to express their ideas and opinions openly without fear of judgment. Which means they're a great way to improve communication and understanding between parents and kids. That can be especially rewarding for mothers and sons who, as the boys grow older, may have fewer activities they share. "I was looking for ways to remain connected to Mason as he naturally--and with my support--began to separate from his dad and me," says Deb Claflin Marshall, a founding member of the Wilmette group. "This...
...some opportunity to attach to both parents. Unless it's unbearable, I think it would be better to wait. And early adolescence is a time when the biological drives of sexuality and aggression rise, a time when a child needs a strong, stable family that can really exercise judgment, which the kids often don't have. If you can postpone the divorce until your daughter or your son is 14, it's better than doing...
Furthermore, making a snap judgment to pull funding from defense companies opens the floodgates for divestment from other morally ambiguous industries. Coca-Cola and Nike are only a few examples; given adamant students and faculty, an argument could be made that nearly every company is socially irresponsible, that each is giving rise to societal ills in some manner or another. And on each example, there would likely not be a clear moral consensus...
...bridge and had not taken a wrong turn. The lightly armed unit didn't have a chance. It had no combat escort, he says. If that's true, the fault for the convoy's vulnerability would lie not with its leader but with Army commanders. Reyes is reserving judgment while the Army investigates...