Ethics in arts education
Panel discusses risks and responsibilities of presenting controversial material On Sept. 16, the Fine and Performance Arts faculty contributed to Ethics Awareness Week in a panel discussing ethical considerations when…
Opinion
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Do this, not that!
Entertainment edition With the daily strains on a college student budget, how does one have fun without breaking the bank? There are plenty of ways to have your cash and…
The Correctionary – This weeks word: Liberal
Often in political and philosophical discussions, the reasoning can appear to be something like “Whatever you think that thing is (be it an idea, concept, object or maxim), actually it…
Snowbird supporting dirty coal
Dick Bass, owner of the Snowbird Ski Resort, is currently involved in a proposal to create the second largest strip mine in the U.S. The company responsible for the project,…
Off debt before it offs you
Debt is a slow and silent killer. You might not even realize how you’re being affected. Pay off what you can as soon as you can. I don’t care what…
Letter to an anonymous critic
I got this new bumper sticker at the Mad as Hell Doctors event on Sept 12. It reads, “My car has better health insurance than I do.” After a long,…
Mayoral Candidate John Curtis: The lesser of two republicans
John Curtis is probably the most typical Provo candidate — a conservative BYU graduate with a business degree who married his high-school sweetheart after serving an LDS mission. In a…
Thinking lessons
I am a Teaching assistant for an ethics and values class, and in my time doing this, a number of students, and (surprisingly) teachers have asked me basically the same…
Examination of the “sacred” is always ethical
As I was wondering through the halls on campus I happed to notice a poster on the bulletin board that said “Is examination of the sacred ever ethical?” It was…
