In keeping with the week’s theme, Apple CEO Steve Jobs tells Stanford graduates three stories from his life.
Feb 262010
Continuing our Week 7 theme of “Failure…” Please consider:
Mag: Stories You Wrote
Uncategorized
No Responses »
Feb 262010
Hello Students:
Here are some stories you have written.
- Ambria Martin on snowboarding.
- Matt Holden on David Dallas.
- Megan Capinegro on Matt Whitlock.
Ethics: Papers on the Wiki + Stuff from Class
Uncategorized
No Responses »
Feb 252010
Hello Students:
I was impressed with the format of your presentations. You seem to have a grasp over the basics. The next 9 weeks, we will begin to delve more deeply into each of the sections (normatives, defintions, foundations) to allow you a greater flexibility in the class.
I have added a section to the WIKI called “Good Papers from Class.” These are the A and B papers submitted by your classmates for reference.
Also, links I discussed in class today. Congress and Nobody Knows What the F*$# They Are Doing.
Ethics: Papers
Uncategorized
No Responses »
Feb 222010
Hello Students:
In case you are wondering, I have not posted the edits from your first papers because there are so many major errors that I feel like I need to address this directly in class tomorrow.
I am completely aghast that the format I have described in class was ignored so routinely, so often. We will fix this tomorrow.
Also: please do not pad your writing with unnecessary words and phrases. This does not make your argument stronger. Poor writing defeats the purpose of logical reasoning.
Ethics: Papers
Uncategorized
No Responses »
Feb 222010
Hello Students:
Since there is some confusion re: turning in papers tomorrow (and I assume I have created said confusion), let us do this:
- hard copies are fine
OR
- lastname.case2 – if you would prefer to email them to me (save the documents with this name, per the syllabus) by the START OF CLASS tomorrow.
Recent Comments