Monthly Archives: January 2012

T spoke about the ethical quandaries in reporting on mental illness caused by war.  How ought a reporter to balance the value of exposing an important social problem to the public with a subject’s interest in privacy, especially considering the … Continue reading →

(A quick reminder that for just next week, we’ll be in Room 160-124). Prof. Rakove spoke about the ethical considerations that a historian ought to take when entering the public sphere.  It’s likely that most of us agree with Prof. … Continue reading →

Hope you all enjoyed Colonel Miller’s talk.  If you scroll to the bottom of this post, you should see a space to add your own comment or respond to one that’s already been added. Write about a take-away from the talk, … Continue reading →