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students have chosen to use these rights to shame and offend others with the intentions of doing so. A 2008 campus climate survey at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse found that the University responds appropriately to these events but fails to promote ways to eliminate recurrences. Our goal is to gather our own research in order to interpret the campus climate relating to free speech and discover ways to better respond to these events. Purpose Our research will help the University of Wisconsin- La Crosse's Academic Affairs Office and Campus Climate Office better understand student attitudes toward free speech and student opinions about how the university should respond to controversial incidents. Our campus-wide survey provides valuable information regarding students and free speech. Issues of free speech are important to our group, and especially the University, because universities are meant to expose students to diverse surroundings to foster growth as individuals and citizens. Our research objectives are: 1. Assess students' attitudes towards free speech. 2. Determine how common it is for students to be directly affected by free speech controversies on campus. 3. Determine how willing students are to engage in free speech. 4. Discover if students believe that the university responds to incidents appropriately. In our survey, we define "free speech" as statements, actions, and/or events that take place among peers or among the public and could be seen as offensive.…

Read and Respond My guiding principle regarding reading comprehension is that reading is always meaning driven. Without thinking and understanding, reading is just calling words. The reader must bring all he or she knows about the story or topic before, during and after reading. There needs to be an interaction between reader and text. The reader needs to question, predict, wonder while reading in order to fully interact and gather up all the meaning he/she can. Sometimes, it is reading…

Ever since the evolution of humans, conflicts have been arising, things from making a new America, slavery, and many wars. Each conflict that we have overcome has affected someone. Some questions that help us understand better of this conflict is what are some ways that people respond to conflict, does responding a different way change the outcome, and does the way you respond change the way people think of you? To start things off, how do people respond to conflict? There are many ways people…

Responding to Conflict Conflict is a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one.It can be described in many different ways, but it is commonly refured to as a strong disagreemen between two or more people. When conflict is brought up the outcome is usually predictable based on how someone responds the the situation. Once you’ve had to deal with bad situations multiple times you learn how you deal with them best. There are many different ways to approach a conflicted situation.…

People all around the world have had to respond to conflict at least once or twice in their lives whether they are just a normal everyday citizen or in some branch of the military. One example of conflict is World War Two when most of the world was at war with the Nazi's. In World War Two there was a young girl named Anne Frank who lived in hiding during the war so she would not be sent to a death camp. People should best respond to conflict by lying , hiding from conflict and writing about…

There are three classes of incidents; bronze, silver and gold. From the above initial information on the extent of the incident, the incident can be classed as silver (tactical) as it required the setting up and operation from a control point within the vicinity of the incident. This will allow senior officers of each agency to address issues such as setting up an outer cordon control point and the location of key facilities such as assembly point, casualty clearance station and media liaison…

Respond to Mollison’s Photo Essay 1. According to observed Mollison’s photos from children, I think that the main idea of his work is expressing a current situation which shows the children’s life in different regions. His mix of words and pictures convey a strong and intuitionistic emotion. The dominant impression is that poverty and wealth will have a great influence on children. Children who come from different regions have different life. 2. According to his words and expressions, I think…

Women respond differently to drugs than men do. There are several differences, women are more susceptible to cravings for drugs than men are. Women also have different obstacles to overcome with addiction. Women who have children or are pregnant may not even search for treatment due to the fear of their children being taken away from them. Women are also more often victims of violence. This, and other risk factors usually result in drug abuse, this includes environmental risk factors and…

Diverse individuals respond distinctively to change. The change and soundness are the two inverse finishes of the range. Every individual differs in their objectives and their recognition. A security situated individual finds that conditions are changing quickly, or a change-arranged individual finds that everything is the same and there is just the same old thing new. In these circumstances, the people included can encounter, disappointment, push, pessimistic states of mind towards people with…

In the letter, Anatoli Boukreev (Responds to Krakauer), Anatoli Boukreev comments on the topic of his decisions and actions regarding the Mount Everest expedition on May 10, 1996. He argues that he has had more than twenty years of experience in climbing high-altitude mountains, and he is able to make rational decisions without the aid of supplementary oxygen. The first issue that Boukreev addresses, is his decision to retrieve supplies from camp for others. When Boukreev encountered Scott…