Saturday, November 29, 2008
Ethical Decision Making
I would not read them or take them. I would ask her about the papers. I think it is unethical to look at somethin that is not yours. I do understand why a reporter would need to read them but I still believe it is unethical.
Scenario 2:
Yes I would.
I would do it because it is not right that people pay a business ownerto take care of the people they love and then turn around and mistreat the patients. I as a citizen would be outraged.
Scenario 3:
I would credit the written source. I would make sure the website was credible if it was I would credit the website.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Focus Story
The boy walked onto the field with butterflies of excitement, he loved the game. The rush of being on the field and the feeling he got when he made that big tackle.
Pete Stenhoff, 17, was that boy. Until the thrill of ramming his head into the ball carriers chest cracked his vertebrae in his spine. He is now confined to a wheelchair for life. He weighed 210 pounds; now he weighs 172 pounds. He didn’t graduate with his class but he is trying to get his diploma through correspondence courses.
This is not an uncommon injury. There are 20,000 injuries in high school football each year, 12 percent of them permanently disable the victims. Thirteen youths died last year. Thirty-five percent of the injuries are to the neck or head. Most critics blame the helmet.
“I knew the risks involved when I decided to play football,” Stenhoff adds, “I just wish I would have known just how bad it could be.”
Find That Lead
Topical Blog Post #2
In the Spartan Daily on Thursday there was an article on the budget cuts that are happening to all CSU’s. “Protesters take stand on budget cuts that leave CSU with nothing left on its plate”.