Colloquium: War  Colloquium: War    This Friday, Dr. Minh Nguyen
will moderate discussion of WAR:  War’s violent nature, and
controversial social effects, raise troubling moral questions
for any thoughtful person. Is war always wrong? Might there be
situations when it can be a justified, or even a smart, thing to
do? Will war always be part of human experience, or can we do
something to make it disappear? Is war an outcome of
unchangeable human nature or, rather, of changeable social
practice? Is there a fair and sensible way to wage war, or is it
all hopeless, barbaric slaughter? When wars end, how should
post-war reconstruction proceed, and who should be in charge?
What are our rights, and responsibilities, when our own society
makes the move to go to war?   Refreshments kindly provided
by EKU Student Government Association.     Killing in War
[audio]  What’s Wrong With Killing? [audio]  Terrorism [video]