War, economic injustice, sin and reality shows students and faculty grappled with these topics and many more in a day of provocative seminars held Friday, Nov. 5, 2004 at the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University.

Titled "What Is Right?", the campus-wide series of lectures, films and panel discussions featured some two-dozen speakers. The event was organized by the Honors Program and Merit Fellowship at C.W. Post.

Some of the topics included "Ethics in Information Technology: Right and Wrong for IT"; "Is There Justice in War?"; "Private Acts, Public Consequences: Ensuring Personal Freedoms While Protecting the Public's Health"; "Ethics in Literature"; and "What is Right and Wrong in Campaign Advertising?"

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“Oops, I Did It Again.” Left: Rabbi Jill Kreitman, right: Father Ted Brown	“What Is Right And Wrong In Campaign Advertising?” Stan Klein
“Ethical Dilemmas In The Classroom” Andrea McLoughlin	“The Implications of White Privilege?” Michele Szpara