Word: moralizers
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...Farmer, A Man Who Would Cure the World—an account as challenging as it is edifying. His latest non-fiction book is really two works in one: alongside the litany of Farmer’s achievements, recited with his usual eye for detail, Kidder unflinchingly explores the moral and emotional complexity surrounding the book’s creation...
Krugman does not prescribe a program to help the United States out of the economic, political and moral quagmire he describes. As he declares at the end of his introduction, “This is not, I’m sorry to say, a happy book.” But, he continues, “Don’t despair: nothing has gone wrong that can’t be repaired. But the first step in the repair job is understanding where and how the system got broken...
...change, it will divert precious time and resources from the state’s more important business: creating jobs, improving public education and resolving the budget crisis. Romney would do better to turn his attention toward more pressing concerns and to realize that death is neither a practical nor moral punishment...
...both stunned and touched by this honor for the affirmation it brings to the intellectual, moral, and educational concerns that has guided my life,” wrote Kass in an e-mail...
Well, I will reciprocate everyone’s hello except for those of my former Moral Reasoning TF, who described my final paper as “morally bankrupt” and “morbidly lifeless, much like [his] dead grandmother.” There will be no hellos for you…ever...