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- Sep 23, 2026
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Moose safety on campus (opens the original)
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Moose in front of UAA's ConocoPhillips Science Building. Photo by Hannah Dillon. According to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, moose begin their mating season between mid-Sept. to Oct. each year. During this time, males are often more aggressive. As moose appear on campus, it’s important to know what to do if there is an encounter. University Police Department Chief Jeff Earle spoke with The Northern Light to share information on how to stay safe. “Generally speaking, wildlife is wildlife
Red Zone (opens the original)
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The Northern Light Red Zone graphic created in 2017 by The Northern Light staff. The phrase “Red Zone” refers to the first six to eight weeks of college where sexual assault has a higher chance of occuring than usual. According to John Hopkins University, “50% of sexual assaults that occur on college campuses occur during the Red Zone.” As students go through new experiences and more independence, they may encounter social situations and environments where sexual assault and harrassment remains
Moral Dilemma: Burger Murder (opens the original)
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Bottle of Tylenol from the Tylenol murders. Photo courtesy of USA Today. Consider the hypothetical that you own an internationally well-known burger chain restaurant. In one city, three burgers are poisoned in one of your establishments by an unidentified individual which causes the death of three customers. What do you do? There are three common possibilities in how you respond to the crisis as CEO. The first choice is to ignore the crisis. The second option is to shut down all restaurants in t
Moral Dilemma: Trust the Doctors (opens the original)
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A portrait of The Doctor. Painted by Luke Fildes in 1891. The following hypothetical presents the question of if perceived moral obligation to save the most people justifies taking the life of one individual in a medical setting. This scenario includes one doctor and six patients. One patient is healthy, but the other five are deathly ill. The doctor knows the healthy patient’s organs are compatible with all of the dying patients. In this scenario, the healthy patient is undergoing surgery for a
Moral Dilemma: Trolley Trap (opens the original)
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Illustration of the trolley problem. Image courtesy of Curious Matrix. In 1967, Philippa Foot developed the moral dilemma referred to as the trolley problem. The trolley problem presents the dilemma of choice in high stake situations involving the lives of multiple people. In this moral dilemma, you are standing on a trolley platform controlling the lever of a trolley’s path. One path has one person tied down while the other restrains a group of people. The trolley automatically follows the path
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