By Shingi Mavima on January 18, 2012
As absurd as it is to cite ‘morality’ as a reason for any misguided person to discriminate, it is even more absurd because it seems the ‘morals’ are selective. Oh, these brothers have a moral code that stands up against homosexuality? Oh I’m sorry, I must have missed it when you spoke up against underage drinking, drug use, etc. in the fraternity- the REAL moral grey areas SLB faces! In for a penny, in for a pound: if you have adopted yourself as SLB’s ‘moral’ crusader, then take on all of our ‘moral’ shortcomings! I digress.
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By Nathan Bunch on December 15, 2011
Regardless of how you feel about the Tea Partiers, they represent an American foundation and a basic constitutional right. Similarly, regardless of how you feel about the Occupiers they represent an American foundation and a basic constitutional right.
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By Shingi Mavima on November 19, 2011
Last week, the Penn State Scandal rocked the very foundation of American collegiate sports. Many will even argue it went beyond that: it shook the nation’s ideals and made us all reconsider previously-thought basic ideals such as the moral/legal dichotomy, heroism, loyalty, ethics and what it takes to be a leader and man. In what [...]
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By B. Celestino Carreon on October 16, 2011
A leader is not hero; he is a masochist at best. When something goes wrong, he takes the blame. When the group succeeds, he gives credit to others. When nobody wants to do the right thing, he takes the reins until it becomes a more appealing position. A leader should be self driven for no one should be applauded for what they rightfully can and ought to do; compensation should be limited to modest self satisfaction for anything more lacks humility.
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