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La Carpio, Costa Rica: Friendship

M. J. Li, “La Carpio, Costa Rica: Friendship”. Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke University , p. 3 p., 2010.

McDougald Terrace, Duram

J. Ogden, “McDougald Terrace, Duram”. Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke University , p. 3 p., 2008.

Confidentiality and Using Community Members as Interviewers

J. E. Sieber, “Confidentiality and Using Community Members as Interviewers”. Sage Publications , 1992.

Protecting Pirates

R. D. Funke, Dillard, B., Potthast, A., Boxall, S. F., Carr, E., Carr, S., Diaz-Sprague, R., Elliott, D., Price, C., and England, R., “Protecting Pirates”. Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, 2008.

Immigrants Prohibited from Public Universities

R. D. Funke, Dillard, B., Elliott, D., Boxall, S. F., Carr, E., Carr, S., Diaz-Sprague, R., Potthast, A., and Price, C., “Immigrants Prohibited from Public Universities ”. Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, 2008.

On the Record

R. Rahmil, “On the Record ”. Santa Clara University, Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, 2007.

Kiss and tell: Publishing details of a mayor's personal life

M. Beneteau and Brennan, R., “Kiss and tell: Publishing details of a mayor's personal life”. Indiana University School of Journalism , 1989.

Past but not over: When history collides with the Present

C. Appel, “Past but not over: When history collides with the Present”. Indiana University School of Journalism, 1989.

A Life Passes By - A journalist's role: watch and wait

D. Elliott, “A Life Passes By - A journalist's role: watch and wait ”. Indiana University School of Journalism , 1009.

Thou shalt not break thy promise: Supreme Court rules on betraying sources' anonymity

M. Zuckoff, “Thou shalt not break thy promise: Supreme Court rules on betraying sources' anonymity”. Indiana University School of Journalism , 1991.

Seeing both sides: A personal and professional dilemma

C. Wilson, “Seeing both sides: A personal and professional dilemma”. Indiana University School of Journalism , 1989.

"For personal reasons": Balancing privacy with the right to know

T. M. Smith, “"For personal reasons": Balancing privacy with the right to know”. Indiana University School of Journalism , 1989.

Intruding on grief: Does the public really have a "need to know?"

J. Holmes, “Intruding on grief: Does the public really have a "need to know?"”. Indiana University School of Journalism , 1989.

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