RANK	TOPIC (dates subject to adjustment)	SURVEY QUESTION
Rebecca Kinney	Cultural Relativism  (4/29)	Morality differs in every society and morals are just socially approved habits.
Miriam Zinger	Subjectivism (4/29)	Morality is doing whatever you yourself believe is right.
Annie Westerman	Morality & Religion (4/30)	The Good consists in always doing what God wills at any particular moment.
Jaqueline Marlink	Psychological Egoism (4/30)	Each person is so constituted that they will look out only for their own interests.
Mari Stewart	Ethical Egoism (5/1)	The achievement of his own happiness is man's highest moral purpose.
Ben Zilz	Utilitarianism (5/1)	Whenever we have a choice between alternative actions or social policies, we must choose the one that has the best overall consequences for everyone concerned."
Kristi Trinkle	Pro & Con Utilitarianism (5/5)	Many things besides good or bad consequences are morally important.
Christopher Walker	Kant: Rules & Justice (5/5)	Morality is a matter of following absolute rules -- rules that admit no exceptions, that must be followed come what may.
Mathew Lambourn	Kant: Rights & Autonomy (5/6)	Only the guilty may be punished, and the injury done to the person punished must be comparable to the injury he has inflicted on others.
Gregory Nelson	Social Contract Theory (5/6)	Morality consists in the set of rules for how to treat one another, that rational people will agree to accept, on the condition that others follow those rules as well.
Ashley Borcherding	Feminism & Care Ethics (5/7)	A more feminine personal-relation-based approach to morality would an improvement over current masculine impartiality-based approaches
Carlton Hill	Virtue Ethics (5/7)	We should stop thinking so much in terms of good & bad and right & wrong and think more about virtues (courage, mercy, etc.) and vices (cowardice, cruelty, etc.).
James Hunsanger	Singer & Ethics (5/8)	The moral issues raised by driving a car . . . are much more serious than those raised by sex.