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...question, the CRIMSON asserts that the punishment for the offence of handing in another's work is much too severe. The Administrative board may have the legal right to publish to the world the names of those who break its rules, but it has not, we believe, the moral right. The man who is thus punished will have his college life ruined and may have the first few years of his life after leaving college severely injured. If the authorities wish to weed out from the list of its members those who are dishonest the best way, the just...
...effective means of restoring order. A. It would be firm. (1) The people of England and the United States are one in (a) race, (b) language, (c) laws, (d) religion, and (e) in their general opinion on this question. B. Such an alliance would be universally recognized as a moral alliance, and not one designed to promote any scheme of territorial aggrandizement. (1) England would not be allowed either by other nations or by public opinion at home to use this occasion to increase her territorial advatages in the East. (a) But for fear of Rusia, Enland would probably have...
Philosophy 1. Ethics-Moral Philosophy. Instructor...
Supplementary Chapter, Training: 1, Physical; 2, Mental; 3, Moral...
...this community of ours men stand in moral relations to one another which should be founded on justice. The lawyer is properly the minister of justice. Law is the will of a superior imposed on an inferior in general terms. But in our community of democracy the people determine what they wish and the legislature embodies these wishes in law. The lawyer in the legislature, then, is merely the servitor of the community...