Word: moralizes
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...stage, which Bush does not possess. Whatever gods gave him this role were casting against type. But the role is his. This was George W. Bush's war. It was the result of one man's deliberate, sudden and unforced decision. Yes, Saddam Hussein deserves the ultimate moral blame, but Bush pushed the button...
...take introductory economics. A study of statistics (Quantitative Reasoning) is critical to understanding both the functionality of buildings and the composition of urban areas. A class I took at the GSD focused on the theories of Jurgen Habermas and Hannah Arendt and their application to built space/public space (Moral Reasoning). In Foreign Cultures, there is currently a course called Tokyo—enough said. Literature and Arts A is intended to get students to focus on texts and textual analysis; in architecture, buildings are often treated like texts and analyzed as such (Jacques Derrida is an oft-cited thinker). Literature...
Winning the Pulitzer will give Power an added platform—apart from her academic position—from which to stress the moral imperative of recognizing crimes against humanity. This “snob factor,” she says, will give her the opportunity to speak to the gatekeepers, though she plans to “think strategically about how to use the battles...
When a government recklessly expends the lives of its young for crass motives of profit and power—always claiming that its motives are pure and moral (“Operation Just Cause” was the invasion of Panama and “Operation Iraqi Freedom” in the present instance)—it is violating its promise to the country. It is the country that is primary—the people, the ideals of the sanctity of human life and the promotion of liberty. War is almost always (one might find rare instances of true...
...Almost all of the personal claims arising from Iraq's previous wars have been settled. What remains, is reparations demanded by other countries. After World War I, history's preeminent economist called reparations on Germany "Abhorrent and detestable." Iraq could easily build a good moral and probably legal case that the current government should not be burdened for the sins of a deposed dictator. The IMF and World Bank are owed about $1.1 billion and these debts will probably have to be serviced or renegotiated, before these institutions will agree to lead any future lending syndicates. They may be bending...