A Critique of “Fatal Impact” by Alan Moorehead
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An 8 page critique of Alan Moorehead’s work “Fatal Impact.” No additional sources cited.
Filename: RAmooreh.rtf

A Dilemma in Professional Ethics and School Honor Code
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A 5 page discussion of the ethical dilemma presented in the case of a student that lies on a health questionnaire, a transgression which is known about by a second student. This paper analyzes the various options which are available to the second student in the resolution of this ethical violation. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PPethic4.rtf

A Fresh Look at Suicide
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This 7 page paper takes a look at the ethics of suicide and whether or not the public has a moral responsibility to stop it. Individual rights are held high in this thoughtful look at a controversial topic. The ideas of Hume and Szasz are included. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: SA427die.rtf

A Hero
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A 5 page paper which discusses the word hero, defining it and illustrating what makes a hero. The paper discusses Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, as well as recent heroes of September, 2001, in illustrating what makes a hero and why it is such a powerful, and needed, reality. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: RAherowd.rtf

A JAPANESE BRIBE
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This 3-page paper discusses Lockheeds attempts to bribe the Japanese government during the 1970s in order to sell jets and other products. What is discussed in this paper is the ethics of the situation.
Filename: MTjapbri.rtf

A Liberalism Approach to Abortion
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This 5 page paper considers is the ethical consideration of abortion from a conservative, liberal and libertarianism perspective. The writer argues that the correct ethical approach should be that of a liberal approach. The bibliography cites 2 courses.
Filename: TEabortl.wps

A Loathsome Action: Ethics And Morality
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8 pages in length. To be responsible – if only on the periphery – for making a life-changing decision that impacts someone other than oneself is a task that requires considerable and enlightened soul searching. Torn equally between being guardian of social principle and protector of individual survival pits one against his own moral capacity in the hopes to have the inherent insightfulness necessary to draw the 'most right' conclusion. After all, is this not what the human basis for ethics and morality is all about: choosing the lesser of all evils to better justify a choice that is not one-hundred percent right? Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCLoathAct.rtf