Olivia

During the Holocaust, the Nazis tested on the inmates at the concentration camps so they could gather data to benefit the Aryan race. They tortured the inmates and most of the "patients" were killed during these so-called experiments. However, many physicians today want to use the data collected through these experiments because they think it can save human lives. Some think that it is completely unethical and immoral to use this tainted information. Some think that we should be allowed to use it because we can benefit from it. But the question is: At what cost? Should we use this data?

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I was invited to go on a trip to England, Ireland, Wales, and Scotland for this summer of 2010. I really want to join this program. However, when I went to the meeting, I noticed that there were other delegations that I could join. The one I am most interested in is the trip to France, Austria, Italy, and Switzerland. The only problem is, it's a different delegation so the orientation meetings would be in another state so I wouldn't be able to go and meet other people that would also be going on this trip. I would really like to know people before going on the trip and I don't want to go to the airport and see that people have already found their group of friends. I have two options: go to England and the other places and be able to meet people beforehand but not really be interested in the destination, or go to Italy and those countries but not know anyone at all but really want to go to those countries. What should I do????