Wesley Haverlah

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Wes Haverlah is a student at Texas A&M’s Mays Business School studying marketing with a minor in philosophy. Growing up in a family with deep agricultural roots, he is passionate about responsible stewardship of the environment and balancing conservation with relevant economic concerns. When being less serious, he loves reading, hiking, and playing board games.

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Is Science Limitless?

October 11, 2016

*Quis custodiet ipsos custodies?* (Who will guard the guards themselves?) Juvenal, the Roman poet, asked this question regarding the ambiguities of accountability and responsibility. In a recent op-ed, Gordon Evans tackles this age-old dilemma with clarity and verve.

University of Colorado Creates Drones, Not Thinkers

Imagine a university where individual differences are viewed, not as a key strength, but as a danger to the learning environment. Think of a campus where people ARE singled out, marginalized, or excluded because of their differences. Now, stop imagining. Because, despite the aspirations of its sister college located up I-25, this kind of university exists.

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