Author Archives: Amina Bella Rivera

The two important ethical lessons that I have learned from this course are the five decision-making principles and conflict of interests. In case for those who are not familiar about the five decision-making principles, they are: Rule-Based Thinking, Ends-Based Thinking, … Continue reading →

In the November of 2014, Rolling Stone magazine published a story involving an alleged rape victim, who was brutally raped at the University of Virginia in her freshman year of college by a fraternity. Journalist, Sabrina Erdely, respected the victim’s … Continue reading →

Caitlin Flanagan, writer for The Atlantic Monthly and author of “The Dark Power of Fraternities, spoke at the State Theater on Tuesday evening for the Foster-Foreman conference. Flanagan talked about concerning issues within fraternities and the controversial attachments to them. … Continue reading →

Part 1: The movie Shattered Glass, is based on a real story of a young journalist by the name of Stephen Glass. At the time, Glass was looked upon as one of The New Republic’s young rising journalist. The title … Continue reading →

“I am me. I’m who I’m meant to be. I am my past, my present and who I want to be. I’m not anyone, I am all three. I am a work in progress, a destiny. I am who I … Continue reading →