Word: weaverization
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...First, Weaver claims that the use of philosophical methods to argue against homosexuality is foolish because philosophy can be used to justify just about anything...
...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...
Amusingly, Weaver claims that it would be a degradation for anyone to “sink to the challenge” of arguing against Gladden Pappin’s philosophical arguments, and then proceeds to argue against them himself. Perhaps Weaver feels justified in doing this because he believes himself, unlike Pappin, unbiased by any kind of “long-held personal views,” which he seems to think are wrong by virtue of their being long-held...
Kenyon S.M. Weaver ’03, a social studies concentrator in Pforzheimer House, was publisher of Fifteen Minutes...
...Will C. Benstein ’03 was disturbingly happy to see what an unsanitary mess William K. Weaver ‘98-’03 had let his room become. Interviewed while attempting to clean relish stains out of his sheets using Febreze, Benstein said, “I thought my own rat-hole was bad, but seeing William’s shit-palace really made me feel better about my own crap-lagoon.” He then started on an effort to clear the newspapers off his futon by igniting a controlled blaze?...