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Is Global Warming Real? 116

The Sophian, Smith College, North Hampton, MA

1 day ago by Alison Doherty

While there have been many skeptics in the last couple of years about the validity of global warming, it has become a generally accepted fact - at least on Smith Campus - that carbon emissions and fossil fuels have disrupted the natural progression of weather and have led to the phenomena we call global warming.

College Republicans come under fire with 'racist' flyer 18

Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University, Boston, MA

3 hours ago by Tara Lachapelle & Caitlin Castello

Questions around freedom of speech within a private university are always difficult to answer. But determining how far is too far became an issue yesterday when a student organization's flyer garnered a slew of negative attention.

The Suffolk University College Republicans posted what some have called a racist and inappropriate flyer.

Who is the best player in the NBA? 17

The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT

1 day ago by Jake Goldberg and Kevin Duffy

Lebron James is the best basketball player in the known world. He is an unstoppable super-human that can get to the rim any time he pleases, and somehow makes an average team look great. Put him on the Lakers and they would never lose. Bryant Bryant is good but he will never be enough to make a team a champion.

Board passes retirement fund plan 5

The Justice, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA

6 hours ago by Harry Shipps

The plan to suspend contributions to faculty and staff retirement funds will save Brandeis $7.4 million.

URI Greeks bring 'Cat in the Hat,' Kingston pre-K students read, color 2

The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, ri

2 hours ago by Hillary Brady

06/13/09 - By Hillary Brady

The children of First Step at Kingston's pre-K program got a special surprise on Friday in celebration of Dr. Seuss' birthday, as they were joined by University of Rhode Island Sigma Kappa and Sigma Phi Epsilon volunteers-and one Cat in the Hat.


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Ethicalia: A Compendium of Global Ethical Minutia


		Ethicalia: A Compendium of Global Ethical Minutia

Media Ethics Magazine, Emerson College, MA

19 hours ago by Manny Paraschos

Manny Paraschos
spans the globe for "Ethicalia," minutia about the ethics of the media. This time there are items from the U.K., Iraq, the PRC, India and the USA.



Institute dismisses Professor Ebon Fisher

The Stute, Stevens Institute of Technology, NJ

7 hours ago by Matt Neuteboom

On the morning of June 4, Prof. Ebon Fisher was surprised to find that he was no longer working at Stevens Institute of Technology. Fisher, who was making $44,000 a year plus basic benefits according to an article in Inside Higher Ed, had sent a letter to the Stevens administration urging them to address the low wages of affiliate professors.

Two-Valued Orientation-Mirror Opposite of Aristotle's Golden Mean


		Two-Valued Orientation-Mirror Opposite of Aristotle's Golden Mean

Media Ethics Magazine, Emerson College, MA

1 day ago by Paulette D. Kilmer

Paulette D. Kilmer
To see the shades of gray in ethical situations, students need to discover the advantages of "multi-valued" orientation over "two-valued" orientation.


Guidelines for Avoiding Conflict of Interest


		Guidelines for Avoiding Conflict of Interest

Media Ethics Magazine, Emerson College, MA

4 days ago by Radio-Television News Directors Association

Radio-Television News Directors Association
The RTNDA Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct specifically cites the need for avoiding conflicts of interest, whether real or perceived.

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