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Ethics in the News:  That’s your topic.  Stick to it.  You can focus on any issue covered in the news recently. Research and Support:  Sound brilliant.  Explore the featured issue from multiple perspectives. Also discuss ethical theories that relate to the … Continue reading →

When I first taught this class many years ago, I featured a Blog about the University of Central Florida (UCF) cheating scandal, whereby a professor accused students of cheating on the midterm exam.  Since that time, UCF and many other … Continue reading →

The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers competed for the title of Super Bowl champions this year, and as fans cheered and participated in the teams’ game day traditions, many of them probably did not think about the history … Continue reading →

The recent Coronavirus outbreak, now named COVID-19, has created a buzz surrounding the topic of disease and the communicable variables that spread these diseases. Coronavirus is nothing new. Most of the common colds we deal with everyday are caused by … Continue reading →

By Madison, Maddie and Sabel How many times a week do you see President Trump attacking someone via Twitter? Maybe three to four times a week? President Donald Trump and celebrity Chrissy Teigen have butted heads for several years, and … Continue reading →

In August of this year Jeffrey Epstein, one of the most notorious sex offenders, was reported to have committed suicide in his cell after being convicted of sex trafficking. At least, that’s what was the information released to the public … Continue reading →

by Zach Alecci, Graeme Eber, & Jonathan Nevius In case you haven’t heard, there is a major push to change the name and theme of a federal holiday. In recent years, individuals and activist groups have been fighting state and … Continue reading →

By Savanah Black, Bruno Polonio, and Jessie Tobin The Sandy Hook Project recently came out with another PSA about gun violence in schools. It starts off as being a back to school supply commercial and quickly turns violent showing the … Continue reading →