We, the undersigned, commit ourselves to taking a stand against anonymous character assassination, a culture of gossip, and all other acts of ethical and intellectual cowardice.

We are ardently committed to the principle of free speech. That said, we believe that the right to free speech should be exercised responsibly. We further believe that in the context of a University community, we have an ethical and intellectual obligation to stand by the statements that we make about our peers and the judgments that we pass on their actions and activities. Anonymity may have its place in certain kinds of political speech, journalistic endeavors, and other arenas, but its overuse and abuse is not consistent with the standard of behavior we, as members of an academic community, wish to maintain.

We identify the following specific actions as particularly detrimental to respectful and open dialogue:

• Posting malicious gossip and opinions on online websites. We find the anonymous nature of these postings to be particularly cowardly.

• Defacing or tearing down posters on campus because you don't support the viewpoints expressed by the sponsoring organization and/or the content of the program. We consider this type of vandalism an act of censorship.

• Writing slurs or other derogatory and hateful messages in common areas on campus; bathrooms, lounges, and message boards on room doors.

This type of behavior is antithetical to both the mission and aspirations of our university, and has no place in an institution which encourages civil discourse and celebrates the life of the mind. We hereby pledge to promote a campus environment which celebrates the dignity of all its members, respects dissenting viewpoints, and acknowledges that the diversity of all members of our university enriches everyone's learning. We commit to inculcating these values into our own actions, and commit to speaking up when we see others doing such acts which divide and weaken our community.


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Signatures | Total: 2,816

 

# First NameLast NameEmail
2601 EricaMaldonadomaldy34ever@yahoo.com
2602 LindsayMartindalelinzi1547@yahoo.com
2603 BrittneySantositsmebrit@yahoo.com
2604 SilviaEstradaestrada_silvia14@hotmail.com
2605 PhanVongphancy629@sbcglobal.net
2606 RicardoSalazarsalaza45@unr.nevada.edu
2607 AhaLaunassheikeikl@yahoo.com
2608 AndreaJohnstonandreaemployment@gmail.com
2609 KevinChangkevvychang@tekidan.net
2610 DannySchaichdlschaich@gmail.com
2611 KeitCaowyfei331@hotmail.com
2612 GlennShapleyshapleyg@unr.nevada.edu
2613 AnthonyArandaarandaa5@unr.nevada.edu
2614 PeggyMeganpeggymegan@sbcglobal.net
2615 GingerFenwickglfenwick@meowzettes.com
2616 SallyHardwicksallyh@unr.edu
2617 SandraOchoasandyochoa08@yahoo.com
2618 DavidProsserdvdprosser@yahoo.com
2619 RaechelProsserraechelprosser@yahoo.com
2620 ElizabethWilhelmwilhelm_elizabeth@yahoo.com
2621 RandyParesrpchico5@msn.com
2622 SarahBouersswimmer2b@yahoo.com
2623 JimmyCarperjc@aol.com
2624 KelseyGarfinklekegarfinkle@gmail.com
2625 CHristopherSouthtophersouth@gmail.com
2626 KathrynLambrechtpuddlejumper517@gmail.com
2627 MaryanneSeneviratnemapurple520@gmail.com
2628 AlexisBenninghovebenninghovea@hotmail.com
2629 GeoffreyGreengreen12@unr.nevada.edu
2630 JohnRanipei_am_cool@hotmail.com
2631 KyleSnowdonksnowdon@yahoo.com
2632 BriannaCollinsmissbree24@aol.com
2633 AmierBrandonamierbrandon18@yahoo.com
2634 SchaveyantayHillyellowgurlrun@yahoo.com
2635 WillVon Togawillfredrick@yahoo.com
2636 JeffLollyerjlollyer@comcast.net
2637 MelissaShambmiracleshappen311@gmail.com
2638 MargaretOvermanlvfame@aol.com
2639 TaylorKaplanshitterbus@yahoo.com
2640 ElainaCalvinlainee2008@hotmail.com
2641 SarahPratthoni_mai@hotmail.com
2642 kaydeeProustproust3@unr.nevada.edu
2643 ReneeJacobirenee.jacobi@gmail.com
2644 TravisPrangetprange@yahoo.com
2645 RobertoPachecorobertoxkaos@yahoo.com
2646 StevenWeglinskibknox@unr.edu
2647 AllisonMillerallyinthemiddle@msn.com
2648 JacobAndessinando900@gmail.com
2649 SpencerMeadmead54@unr.nevada.edu
2650 MonicaShoblenmsnoblen@gmail.com

 

Signatures | Total: 2,816

 

 

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