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E-mania: Ethical Approaches to E-mail Overload E-mania: Ethical Approaches to E-mail Overload by Miriam Schulman. At the Web site of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, we have a feature that allows visitors to send us e-mail. And they do. Lots of e-mail. It may be a message from a divorced parent wanting advice on gaining custody of the children; from a churchwoman concerned that the pastor has allowed a single mother to teach Sunday school; from a young Egyptian woman wanting to escape her family's plan to marry her off to a man she doesn't love; from a person who has witnessed what he suspects is an unwanted sexual advance to a teenager. All of these people are, in one way or another, responding to articles we have published on our site. Full Article: http://www.scu.edu/ethics/publications/submitted/emailoverload.html


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