I just read an article in Newsweek about professors demanding "kill switches" in their classrooms to cut the WiFi that students surf on all class long, and it ended with a teacher opposing the argument saying if students don't pay attention its because you're boring.
Its just the dumbest thing I have ever heard.
(Maybe not ever, but defiantly today)
Ebay. I thought I was spending a cent. No, forty bucks. People like me should not be allowed on the internet.
The United States prides itself on global philanthropy, and American’s often indulge in feeling of superiority over Asian and European countries because of our human rights efforts. We feel it is our responsibility to identify violations of these rights, and then punish the violators.
Today’s humanitarian community is faced with somewhat of a moral dilemma. Companies are donating small portions of their large profits to the poor and hungry. Fair trade is being discussed, argued, and implemented in corporations across the country. And why are these huge businesses making sacrifices to play fair after decades of manipulating the cheapest global workers?
