Posts Tagged ‘ethics’
Letter to the Editor: Working together to pass comprehensive ethics reform
By Jay Nixon Missourians deserve a state government that reflects their values of honesty, integrity and accountability. And while there are a great many dedicated public servants in the Missouri General Assembly, their efforts are often tarnished by a culture in which some lose their way. That is why, when legislators return to the capital…
Read MoreChanging ethics and attitudes
John Quiñones grew up in San Antonio shining shoes on Guadalupe Street and riding in the back of trucks to pick cherries in Michigan. He did not speak English until he was six. In his grade school, children were punished for speaking Spanish. Quiñones said if it weren’t for an angel willing to help him…
Read MoreKavahn Mansouri vs. the world: making the case for carnivores
Kavahn Mansouri defends his meat-loving disposition against Haily Kaufman, advocate of vegetarianism and Copy Editor for The Journal, in this month’s edition of “Kavahn Mansouri versus the World.”
Read MoreKavahn Mansouri vs. the world: eating ethically
Hailey Kaufman, copy editor for The Journal, challenges Kavahn Mansouri in this month’s edition of “Kavahn Mansouri versus the World.” Here Kaufman presents her view on vegetarianism, responding to Mansouri’s arguments against it.
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