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According to Kavulla, The Salient??s leadership—which also includes Kathryn A. Tiskus ’06 as managing editor and Paul C. Schultz ’04 as business manager—is seeking to collaborate with like-minded groups in hosting “broad conservative events...
...with exam period nearing, the reaction to the Salient??s issue was slight compared to the firestorm following Pappin’s December letter, ending for now Pappin’s time in the spotlight...
...this reasoning, Weaver may as well dismiss any application of philosophy as worthless. Indeed, Weaver criticizes The Salient??s contributors for citing philosophy they may have picked up in a Moral Reasoning class...
...believe that an action or belief is immoral does not immediately imply fear, anger or discrimination against those who believe otherwise, as those well acquainted with The Salient??s members are aware. In this case, the fear and anger seems to rest with those like Weaver, who jump to poorly-reasoned conclusions based on limited knowledge and an unwillingness to respect others’ agency to decide for themselves what is and is not moral...
...would like to commend Kenyon S.M. Weaver for his op-ed “The Salient??s True End” on May 21. Although Pappin’s ignorant and poorly-written article defending his stance seems beneath intellectual criticism, it is important that Weaver took the time to state why Pappin is wrong...