Mike Marinaccio
Contributing Columnist
Senior Management
mmarina1@binghamton.edu
9 Articles
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Think first, secondhand smoke
The right to smoke isn't a necessarily a libertarian principle. ...
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The conflict of moral character and meritocracy
Human nature is selfish; how do we justify no minimum wage? ...
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The continued conundrum of consciousness
The philosophical paradox of pondering perpetuity. ...
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Blindly racing to the finish line
To motivate students, professors should look to new techniques of teaching. ...
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The horror of horror movies
The horror genre is in need of repair; it has become a tired and overwrought affair of late. ...
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Defining humanity in the face of disability
Western values hold as inviolable the principle that human life, in any form, is sacrosanct. But it isn't always. ...
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Something is rotten in university culture
Depression in college has deeper roots than we realize. Learn how to avoid the pitfalls. ...
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Time for exploration, inside and out
College can be a place where you learn the crucial tools for living life. It can also be four years of absolutely no value. It's your decision. ...
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No matter what we've gained from social networking, we're losing our humanity
Facebook is decreasing the value of social and personal experience. Instead, they're only valuable because they can be shared and judged by others. ...