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...said. He later described Republicans who voted in favor of keeping Terri Schiavo alive as “crazy people that want to ruin our lives.”Turning to the 2004 presidential election, he said the Republican victory had nothing to do with moral issues, but was due instead to President Bush’s clever manipulation of the emotions of the American people after September 11, 2001. “They put a 2001 twist on so many things,” he said. Frank voted against giving Bush authorization to go to war in Iraq, unlike...
...appoint students to committees. “I think that the UC didn’t fully consider its responsibility to the student body when voting for this legislation. It got caught up in a good cause ...and forgot to make sure that they went about it in a moral way,” Petersen said. Shah said he voted in favor of the resolution, despite his concern about student appointments, because South Asian Studies at Harvard has room for improvement. “This is a great step in fulfilling [Harvard’s] role as a leader...
...concur, noting that “a responsible education must help students develop their capacities for reasoning and for responsible judgment.” Though espousing these ideals, the report nevertheless fails to preserve perhaps the Core’s greatest virtue—a required component in morality and ethics. Without such a requirement, the report, despite its best intentions, threatens to push the University in the direction of a value-free shopping mall. We’re all happy to see the Core go, and the proposed system of distribution requirements will likely lead to happier customers...
...pond; the owl hunts small animals in the woods. The duck sleeps at night, the owl during the day. Eventually both realize, as the owl puts it, "I don't do things the wrong way, I do them a different way, and it works out fine." There is a moral here about tolerance and understanding, but it is all the more eloquent for remaining unspoken...
...think I was ever comfortable here. I think I always felt a little out of place. I was the first person in a bazillion years from my high school to ever come here. I definitely clawed my way in here,” he says. Eric’s moral apprehensions not class distinctions, made him feel like an outsider. “You get here and you kind of set yourself up for disappointment,” he says...