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After watching Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do? I came away with five keyinsights. First, I learned that moral reasoning branches into two categories:consequentialist thinking, which focuses on the outcomes of actions, and categoricalthinking, which relies on rules and principles regardless of the consequences. Second, political philosophy isn’t just theory; it’s personal. It challenges […]

The Bathsheba Syndrome is a concept in leadership ethics that describes howsuccessful leaders can experience moral failure, not because of adversity or lack ofability, but as a direct result of their own achievements, status, and power. Theterm originates from the biblical story of King David and Bathsheba, found in thebook of 2 Samuel. In this […]

June 17, 2024 *Do you desire happiness? Yes, like any normal person, I desire happiness. *What do YOU mean by happiness or a happy life? I believe happiness comes from things that we can be proud of and share or teach. For example, sharing food, providing guidance, and spending time with others are things I […]

Why is it important to write?  This should not be a question, as it is a fundamental part of communication and expression. Writing is one of the key elements that distinguishes humans from other animals. It allows us to preserve our history and knowledge from the beginning of time. Writing serves many purposes; it can entertain, […]

For several weeks, ROTC cadets and non-military students have been sharing the gym and track areas during overlapping time slots, creating confusion and frustration for many who have Physical Education or Athletic classes at the Williams Center early in the day. The ROTC’s presence in the space is not new or unexpected; their training schedule […]

A good life is having what we truly need, work, home, a family, not in that perfect order. But if I had to choose, I would put home first. A house, a room, a place that is mine. A place where I can rest and breathe. A place I can claim, my own even if […]

Why UW–Whitewater should lead Wisconsin by making parking free Sophia Nicolai, UWW Junior October 12, 2025 UW-Whitewater junior Sophia Nicolai I have a serious question, one that every student, faculty member, and visitor at the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater should ask themselves: Why Can’t Parking Be Free at UW–Whitewater? I have attended several UW campuses across the […]

UWW Shares Facility with ROTC  For several weeks, ROTC cadets and non-military students have been sharing the gym and track areas during overlapping time slots, creating confusion and frustration for many who have Physical Education or Athletic classes at the Williams Center early in the day. The ROTC’s presence in the space is not new or unexpected; their training […]

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Time is constantly running. I thought I was writing every day, but I wasn’t I have been busy doing homework trying to rest and eat what took longer this weekend was looking for shoes Oh and a church. I can’t believe how tiny is this area mostly because they have a big university. Is not […]

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