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Should we allow animals to have rights?
Should animals have rights?
If so, what kind of rights should they have and why?
(Please be specific)
If not, why not?
Chris Aldon
Nov 1 2011: Should?
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Implying we can give or take away?
Nov 3 2011: Yes. We as humans have the power to give or take anything we want from animals.
Nov 3 2011: Humans have no power over objective truths.
Nov 3 2011: And that objective truth your commenting about is....?
Nick Schmitt
Nov 3 2011: Animals should have rights.
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I will refute the justification of killing animals for food as my argument, because that is widely regarded as acceptable.
I believe many people feel that we are justified in killing animals for food in the same way that Savannah predators are justified in killing their prey. This is false. We, unlike Savannah predators, are now technologically advanced enough to build a system whereby we can acquire essential nutrients without the murdering of other sentient beings. If you are not satisfied with eating high-protein vegetarian food, we still have no excuse for not financing research of meat synthesis.
If one argues that we are justified in killing animals because they do not have the semblance of death that human beings possess, they are ignoring the fact that almost all animals still have a semblance of pain. The manner in which we confine and slaughter animals is surely recognized by the animals themselves.
Furthermore, to argue that a semblance of death, or a heightened intelligence, is the reason that we can kill animals I ask - why do we not simply kill off all the humans that do not have a semblance of death or a heightened intelligence, such as people in persistent vegetative states?
Society's real reason behind not killing humans, I believe, but having no problem killing other animals, is because even humans who are less intelligent than us are still 'our kind'. We rationalize our killing of animals and sparing of less 'useful' humans as 'humanitarian', when in actual fact, this is just glorified Speciesism.
Why have *we* made the rules? Why have we ordained ourselves to be above the rest, simply because we have the power to do so? If these are our actions, why do we vilify discrimination on a racial level?
How can we justify speciesism, but vilify racism?
We need to lower and then eliminate the extermination of sentient beings for food, and, obviously, for other purposes.
Nov 3 2011: "I ask - why do we not simply kill off all the humans that do not have a semblance of death or a heightened intelligence, such as people in persistent vegetative states?"
Because that is murder, and murder is wrong.
It has nothing to do with intelligence or semblance of death.
It has everything to do with humans being on the top. At this moment there is no animal species that could stop us humans from eating them. No cow can stop the farmer from shooting it, no dog in china can stop its owner from cooking it up to feed his family, no duck can stop a duck hunter from shooting it and eating if for thanksgiving.
"The manner in which we confine and slaughter animals is surely recognized by the animals themselves. "
Then why doesn't every cow (on a particular farm of a thousand of them) revolt all at the same time and escape from the fear of pain and ultimately death?
Humans do that quite often. The holocaust is a perfect example. instead of just walking willingly into a gas chamber some Jews made an escape or made a way for others to escape or even postponed their judgement from the Nazi's and evaded death through the red army freeing them.
"Why have *we* made the rules?"
Cause God made us on top. Adam was created to govern the earth and the animals. Man is on top and will continue to be the dominant beings on this earth until the end.
Nov 3 2011: I was beginning to think that you simply had a few holes in your logic until your last answer.
God? Come on, man.
Don't bring the rule of religion - something that no one agrees on - into this talk.
Talk only from the perspective of someone who would like to see the world become a better place.
I would have no trouble refuting all your points with arguments I have already explicitly stated above, but I am not going to put the effort in for someone who cites the bible in a debate.
Re-read my entire argument, and maybe you'll be able to prove yourself wrong after doing so.
Nov 4 2011: That's your response.....? Don't cite the bible...
Why can't we base our answers on facts instead of random assumptions and opinions.
Whether you believe the Bible is true or not your opinion is still not a fact or credible at all in this discussion. I thought perhaps you might take liking to the bible and wouldn't mind the Bible's opinion. I believe the Bible is true so I cite it.
You might believe that (well whatever you believe in) is true so that is where you get your information from. I get mine from the Bible.
Don't forget I posted this question and if you don't like what you see you don't have to post.Nov 4 2011: For some reason it won't let me reply to your recent post, so I'll reply to your first.
I apologize.
I shouldn't have criticized the Bible.
Instead, I should have said, since we disagree about its credibility we cannot have this debate.Nov 4 2011: But from the bible, you are correct.
Animals have no rights and humans are wholly entitled to subjugate them in any way we please.
Nov 4 2011: Thanks Nick.
It's just opinions. I could never persuade you to believe the bible is true and that man is in control of animals.
That is not my goal either. I was just giving my thoughts and opinions based on what I believe.Nov 5 2011: .
A big problem in this debate is that relatively "minor" acts (like cruelly beating animals) might be penalised, while a much more brutal, irreversibly cruel act -- simply "murdering" them for food -- will not be penalised. This is a serious contradiction.
Nov 7 2011: Is it murder when the farmer kills a pig for his family to eat?Nov 3 2011: Animals have intrinsic rights of autonomy, i.e. non-interference from humans. These rights are independent of human subjective consideration. I believe we ought to extend moral consideration to animals to protect these intrinsic rights. This moral consideration includes but is not limited to legal representation on the behalf of those communities/individuals harmed by human actions, vegetarianism, and required sustainable design for all future human projects. The time of ignorance and dis-compassionate behavior is over. Humans won the race. We are dominant. It is time to stop sacrificing the losers.
If another dominant species arose from the abyss and took over the world, everyone would pray that the new winners adopt a similar moral code as I described above. How would you like to have zero moral considerability with regard to your master? How would you like to be farmed as a commodity? I doubt very you would like it very much. Why do people think this is OK? It is one thing to be impoverished and behave out of necessity, but there is little excuse for the rest of us to perpetuate these evils.
Nov 3 2011: Correct me if I am wrong.
But you seem to be putting us on the same level as animals in regards of importance.
What I am trying to say is we humans are far above animals. Why?
We have a conscience.
We can love.
We can hate.
We know right from wrong.
Nov 3 2011: You list some unique human attributes but you make no attempt to show why those ought to be valued above other traits. Furthermore, not all humans have those traits, what can we say about them? Do we leave them behind based on this narrowly defined view of moral considerability?
My views are of a form of holism wherein each individual is a member of a number of different communities. You are a member of a family, a town, a state, a nation, a species, an environment, etc. There are responsibilities for each member between each member in each community. What we are failing to realize is our duty to those in our various communities. I think the foremost duty is of non-interference (a negative duty). I believe we have stronger positive duties to those in our closer moral communities, such as our positive duties to help humans in need. Maybe we don't have positive duties to those outside of our species. Maybe we do. I am not putting animals on the same level as humans, but they need to be taken into consideration due to their membership in one or more of our communities. Once again, the most important thing is the non-restriction and protection of autonomy of 'animals.'
This of course begs the question about where you draw the line for animals. Technically algae are animals, but do they deserve moral consideration? I would contemplate this question further with another appeal to the algae's membership in one of my communities and my particular duties to that community. E.g. I have a duty to my city and state and nation to vote on what I believe in. Or I have a duty to algae because I believe they are an important part in an environment that has intrinsic worth.Nov 3 2011: And we can have wars and destroy the planet and all species with us.Nov 3 2011: Shouldn't we talk about the rights of specific animal groups? Is it sensible to have the same rights for great Apes than for birds? I think that there's an urgency to grant rights to the Great Apes that there just isn't for other animals. Having human rights on one side and non-human animal rights on the other seems senseless, not being human shouldn't constitute a category by which you define a group to which you give rights.
Nov 3 2011: So in return what do you suppose we do?
Which animals or species should we allow to have rights?
Nov 3 2011: Most of them can have a form of rights protecting them, just not the same rights. For example, while I remain ambivalent about animal testing on mice if it serves a purpose (not cosmetic, but truly scientific), it's much harder for me to support it for Great Apes given the incredible presence of mind they all display. It's difficult to delineate new rights for specific families, we'd probably have to sit down and discuss it in depth, but at any rate, our approach to animal rights should be a gradualist one.
Nov 3 2011: Very interesting and thought provoking.Nov 2 2011: " The only thing worse than the unplanned destruction of the forest will be the planned destruction of the forest. We will see much more of this in our lifetimes. I believe future generations will curse us for it'" Starker lecture 2005
I believe the very same statement can be said for species extinction. David Orr and E.O. Wilson talk about that we are losing between 50 and 250 species a day.
So if we look in the mirror, can we see who the real invasive species is?
Nov 3 2011: Are we "or yourself" willing to let an animal live in exchange for a human life. Perhaps one of those 250 species of animals that die everyday are animals that humans eat all around the world for survival. Are we just supposed to stop eating animals altogether to make sure no animal specie dies?
Nov 3 2011: No Sir, you entirely missed my point. Please try again.
Nov 3 2011: I don't think I missed it......
I asked a question pertaining to your comment about us invading animals. Why are we invading them? Well my guess is we need more space and more meat.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Amily shaw
Nov 2 2011: I think how animals are is largely(or entirely)depends on how we treat them.So it seems to me its not so much about whether or not animals should have rights but more about how I can protect or treat them kindly.The last mean act i saw that has been done to a poor puppy is that the owner rudely pulled back the leash in an sudden when the doggie tried to explore something new(me)curiously with cute little eyes.and that made me think O i will never do that to my puppy and not put leashes around their necks at all.
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Nov 3 2011: Perhaps the owner was beginning to train his dog for a purpose that meant the dog had to be completely obedient to his commands. Perhaps one of his commands is not to sniff other humans or try to go off on his own.
Is that a bad thing? The owner must correct the dog, should he?
Nov 3 2011: Hehe ,that could be a case.Its not a bad thing at all to train your dog.but how you train them matterrs.I think the owner can choose a more respectful behavior to train the dog well instead of pulling back the leash rudely.
O I get a little nervous when the word "obedience" is used (even with a dog) ;)
Nov 3 2011: What's wrong with the word "obedience"?Nov 4 2011: Timothy, nothing wrong with this word but how the word can be misused .One's ego can thrive on the intention to make others(or animals) obedient. For example, in this case,the owner could be abusive to the puppy and says :"I just want him/her to be obedient to me or I just want him to be a good dog." However , there's a difference between abusive behavior and kind one.
;)Nov 1 2011: In any ecosystem , every species has it's role in food chain as well as to keep balance of the system.
For our own sake we need to keep that balance, whether telling it RIGHTs or not doesn't matter. Who we are to give or take rights? As Christopher rightly asked below.
The revenge of nature can be slow but it seems to could very dangerous , definite and irreversible.
We mankind already did lot damage , showed many species the road of extinction and result we are getting now. Need wake up !!!
Nov 2 2011: There is no ecosystem. There's constant twists and turns of events in nature. Otherwise, there'd be no evolution. Mankind did little damage considering the massive extinctions of the past, where something like 95% of living things were wiped out completely.
Besides; are humans not part of nature?
Nov 2 2011: That are quiet interesting comment about Ecsystem Gerald. Need to understand and learn why there is no Ecosystem ?
Who told ecosytem is static and a barrier for evolution.
Exitinction of past happened due to non adpatability to the cahnged environment by species or due to catastrophe that my limited learning of biology says. Also agree if we start to counting from Trilobites or even before from the fossils available for so far those were extinct , the numbers defintely are huge, but that doesn't denounce the extinction of many species during last 200 year due to huamn agression.
Did I say Human is unnatural ?
Human is the only species that cahnges nature for it's comfort otherwise other species try to adpat with nature.
So you think there is no environmental risk due to human activity like deforestation, industrialzation , mining etc etc.......
Would love to hear your perspective .
Nov 2 2011: I think there is environmental risk due to human lack of knowledge. And deforestation is a catastrophy, don't get me wrong.
What I mean is that it's too often that you hear about humans as something evil, much unlike the friendly species among which we live. Every single thing is evil, and the only thing stopping certain bacteria from destroying us is medecine. Zebras' only dream is that lions starve to death, and they run as fast as they can to reach this goal.
You say, for instance, that humans change nature for comfort, unlike other species that just adapt to nature. This isn't accurate. We've adapted as much as we could on a biological level too. Our brains are such adaptations. And other species do change nature as well, the world would be completely different without certain species. But we say they don't change things with foresight, they do what they feel needs to be done. But don't we?
Improving knowledge about our planet is what can save it from blind destruction of ressource. There is nothing nasty about changing nature to improve comfort. What is nasty is changing it with no foresight, what non human species do. They just might take a wrong turn and face "natural" catastrophies. Only humans can avoid such catastrophies, and save some of this.
So please a little respect for homo sapiens.Nov 3 2011: What I wrote has broader meaning than just what word means. As for example, when I wrote only human change nature if you take this word only with literal meaning than you are right & I am wrong. I agree also other species does same for their comfort or struggle for existance i.e. mouse / rats digs earth , birds makes nest, insects also dig earth and so on.....
But what I wanted to mean is only Human being brings things like polythene , plastic or destroy whole habitat for mining. Definitely human being went through evolution and due to it success with it's evolving brain power it could not only change but to some extent can say can control nature.....which others species couldn't do yet
Another point in evolutionary thoughts are Barriers that says there are geographical, environmental, anatomical , physiological barriers to keep a species it's gene pool separate from the other species. As for example you will not find a Camel in cold Mountainous geography (except in zoo) but it's cousin Lama can be. Here the environmental barriers is in work. Human being is the only species that actually crossed all environmental and geographical barrier.
Not a proven theory , but an hypothesis about evolution , which says super growth of any organ of any species sometimes can be proven lethal for it's own existance, example is the exitintion of sabor tooth tiger.......the canine of that tiger overgrew so much that it resulted in to an ineffective tool for hunting so the whole species couldn't survive
Your Zebra , Lion example is natural example of Food Chain , hypothesis is there if there is no extrinsic influence Zebra & Lion will maintain their numbers in a jungle despite they have a predator prey relation. Moreover Lion never kills a Zebra when it's not hungry , human does (please don't think I am telling only Human is Evil). Its just an example......
Thanks for your perspective that made me re think over my insufficient learning of biology that i did many days back.....
Nov 3 2011: We agree, Salim.
But just one thing about lions and zebras. The only reason why lions don't kill more zebras than they need to is that it's energy-costly to catch one. Energy is precious. It can be used instead to reinforce one's social status or to worry about mating. Time and energy wasters have less progeny than strategic investors and are soon replaced. This is an interesting question. What animals do with their spare time and spare energy. Some animals have very little of these. Some have a lot.
Baboons, I read, have about 9 hours a day they can spend on social activities.
Humans have an incredible amount of energy available in modern wealthy societies. Boredom comes into account. As you say, a rich doctor may fancy getting on a plane and hunting lions and hippos for recreation. But this meaningless activity is just a self stimulating way not to be bored.
My point is that lions would kill more things, perhaps, if they had more time and energy in their hands. But natural selection is harsh on them.Nov 3 2011: Quote: "Improving knowledge about our planet is what can save it from blind destruction "
Are you serious Gerald. Do you really think it is possible and if it was it had any effect on human behavior?
What we need, and fast is a bit of knowledge about ourselves.
There's nothing natural about most human beings because they've separated themselves from it.
Nov 3 2011: I agree that we also need always more scientific knowledge about ourselves in order to save the environment. For instance, knowing that rhinoceros horns have no effect on potency might have saved the species from extinction.
Do I think it's possible to what? Save the planet (do you think we're already doomed)? Or is it impossible to save it with knowledge(do you think knowledge about the world is irrelevant)?
It seems obvious to me, yes, that knowledge only can diminish the amount of waste and pollution. See how much greener tomorrow's energies will be compared with coal and oil. And if we'd had knowledge about farming back then, wouldn't we still have mammoths in Siberia?
What about synthetic materials replacing animal fur?
Humans have separated themselves from nature, you say. What makes you say that? What are we doing different? Are we not acting like animals?Nov 3 2011: You said it Gerald, a lot of people act like animals, animals in the zoo that is.
And yes knowledge can help to recycle resources and clean our waste but it can't replace the rainforests or revive the ocean life. Indeed we are too far already almost as far as the point of no return.
What we have to know about ourselves isn't only what's superstition but more how we have to rear the next generation to be cooperative and aware that the only way to navigate this planet through space is by standing together for a common future.
Nov 3 2011: I'd say we all act like animals (what else would we act like, what are we?). Some of us living in zoo-like conditions act like fairly similar animals living in zoos. I don't think we all live in such conditions, though.
You must be refering to Desmond Morris. Well I've been to the zoo, it's depressing. I can't agree that we live in such misery. Prisoners are like apes in zoos, sure. They have no way to get out, they're fed according to a fixed schedule, they don't chose their room mates, etc... I live in a big busy city, but I've had the freedom to select out of my life anything that interfered with my biological needs. I can mate when I wish to, can spend time with my offspring, can travel around, have physical activity, encounter challenges to my creativity, have unlimited access to culture, and so forth...
But anyway, back to our topic. I don't think we've reached the point of no return. For one thing, this is what people have kept saying since... God knows when. We've screwed up much of this planet, but in the process, a bunch of people has dug up tons of knowledge. There is tons of it still awaiting us. This is what pessimists often forget : our knowledge is increasing VERY fast. Who could have predicted 100 years ago that we could bring back extinct species?
Why can't you imagine that we might be able to fix things up gradually? A common view is that things have never been worse. But this isn't true. Our ecological conscience has just been born and our means to live in harmony with our environment are growing parallel to scientific progress.
I agree that we should stand together in this quest, that we should cooperate to favour progress, instead of hanging on to traditional ignorance and principles.Nov 14 2011: Hi Gerald
Interesting thoughts those you mentioned about "energy conservation" & hunting by animals. There might be research findings about that, will love to know.
You see for human to kill , for long they don't need to spend much of their energy because of invention of technology.....so killing spree of human being has created an imbalance. Whatever may be the reason in nature there is certain sort of limit....which human crossed successfully.....seems even now human being guiding the Natural Selection (exagerrating I am may be) !!!Nov 3 2011: In response to the first comment by Salim.
Interesting thought.
Who are we to give or take rights?
As it currently stands animals have no rights in human terms. They (most importantly) do not have the right to live or die. So we are the most important part of this "case". We as humans have the power to give them rights because we give them no rights now. If we have the power to not give them rights then we have the power to give them rights.
Food for thought.
Nov 14 2011: Good Food for thoughts Timothy :)Nov 3 2011: Hi Salim.
Your debate with Gerald largely revolves around our entitlement to be predators. I will quote my response:
"I believe many people feel that we are justified in killing animals for food in the same way that Savannah predators are justified in killing their prey. This is false. We, unlike Savannah predators, are now technologically advanced enough to build a system whereby we can acquire essential nutrients without the murdering of other sentient beings. If you are not satisfied with eating high-protein vegetarian food, we still have no excuse for not financing research of meat synthesis."
Nov 14 2011: Hi Nick
Just a bit calrification about my point.....it's the natural condition of predator prey relationship in food chain that I mentioned not an entitlement by human being to be predator.
Even if human being is a predator in food chain , it has broken the natural phenomenon through it's technological invention to become a mosdt fercious predator that kills also just for pleasure ....!!
Agree what you told about producing protein through technology ...waiting when that technology become commercially feasible one .
Andy Kim
Nov 20 2011: I think the animals need to have rights to get thier food in their place or can move with the help of human to get to other place by humans. Because animals are living things not dead things so I think they have the right to get their own security.Nov 17 2011: If animals have rights is would be something we recognize and maybe defend, but not something we allow. The very nature of a right is that it is innate, not bestowed by other people.
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An easier question might be what is our ethical responsibility to animals and nature in general. This question was answered beautifully by Aldo Leopold: http://www.aldoleopold.org/about/LandEthic.pdfNov 10 2011: Yes but only when we dont need to eat themNov 6 2011: Greetings Earthlings!
I am a civil engineer from the Vegas star system. We plan to destroy Earth to created an intergalactic teleportation system. I was sent here to determine if any species on Earth should be saved and relocated. We already have decided to save whales, dolphins, dogs, cats, and parrots. I am here to see if there is any good reason to relocate homo sapiens. Should homo sapiens have rights? Whales are intelligent. Cats are cuts. Dogs are loyal. But it seems homo sapiens are just bad news. Can you give us one good reason to why we should bother to save man? We have have seldom come across a species that is dumber, so lacking in redeeming qualities, so useless, and so contentious.
Nov 7 2011: Why are humans dumb, lacking in redeeming qualities and so useless again?
Steve C
Nov 4 2011: Why the need for "rights"? Why should we force them into that corner preemptively?
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We need to eat, but we could eat many more vegetables.
We can hit them with our cars, but we could walk the two-whole-blocks to the store.
I think the less we are considerate of them, the less we learn to consider other people as well. We have no self-respect, so we have to "go-out & get" to cover up that lack.
When we find self-respect, we can stop trying to "do and accomplish," slow down and settle for natural, simple actions (or non-actions) that will end up supporting animals & people.
Little contributions matter! You are enough.
Nov 7 2011: Why don't we have self-respect?
Steve C
Nov 29 2011: I figure that if we had self-respect, we'd need so much less time & effort spent in ego-protection & serving only what or whom serves us. Some only value their animals when they exhibit traits of obedience or subordination, or when they reckon its ignorance as charming, [something akin to how we see children].
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Some say that their dogs give them "unconditional love." Yeah, it may be nice, but I think it's a far far cry from the possibilities of interactive human love.
Some value their animal relationships above human ones, {yes, & some rely upon angels}, because there is so little emotional jousting & risk; (little self-respect to rely on).
We destroy the whole of nature - cut the limb from under our feet. We revel in others' faint opinions of us, rather than respect the integrity of our safety.Nov 3 2011: Timothy,
What my statement is the relative to whole earth and what is happening world wide. Human beings are at cause of the majority of extinctions that are occurring 50 to 250 a day, according to Orr, Wilson and others. The trends are generally getting worse, not better. From the perspective of other species, human beings are the invasive species as it is us who are fouling our nests (collectively).
Does that help?Nov 3 2011: Here in Holland animals have their own party in politics: "Party for the rights of animals."
They even are part of the government.
Their influence made a few differences and the funny part is that it works positive for the people as well.Nov 3 2011: Currently, humans are not exactly in the direction of extinction. In fact, we're overpopulating like crazy, we're a bigger problem than any animal who's so called "overpopulating"...we have fishes, chickens, cows, lambs (If u think about it we have so much choice)....I think most of them are not exactly endangered. Endangered i mean like.....a type of shark they used to create shark fin soup?Tigers that are killed for its fur?
My point is that we are actually just like any other animal on the planet. Animals and humans have different strengths and weakneses. We say we are powerful due to the intelligence we have but we have something to learn from animals as well. We all share the planet. So put it this way, if humans and animals all started sharing the planet to begin with, why do humans have the right to wipe out a species from existence? I mean, that's unfair to me because I believe in equality and the question is where is that equality?Nov 3 2011: hard...
I believe animals that you have as pets have the right not to be abused and such. for the sake of animal testing, only in the case that it would be essential to the progression of medicine. In the case of in general, only the bad tasting ones (coming from a omnivore).Nov 3 2011: Difficult question. Depending what animals you mean. Animals are a huge category of living things on this earth.
Endangered animals have the right, I think because it is unfair to completely wipe out a species who have been put on this earth just like any other animal or human being.
If Chickens, fish or ducks had rights, something would go wrong with our food supply....however, i think in today's society we need to control our intake our food somehow (its an idea) as humans take more what they need. In life, everything works with balance but the question is where is that balance between animals having rights and our survival...
Animals that are overpopulating should definitely not have rights because that would just overpopulate the earth even more and we already have us, humans as the problem of overpopulation already.
So, depends...
Nov 3 2011: So does it go as far as an animal going extinct or the human race going extinct because we can't eat certain animals cause they are endangered?Nov 1 2011: The "Right to life" should be for all species. Shouldn't be a case of who should get what.
Nature does take a long time to react but when it does, we all will wish we had done better.


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Disorderly or Disruptive Conduct Students who are disruptive to the life of the College, disregard the rights of others, or are disrespectful of the community will be subject to disciplinary action. Electronic Devices Cellular phones, pagers, and other electronic devices shall not be used in a manner that causes disruption in the classroom, library, within other College buildings or facilities, or at College events (e.g., lectures, Masses, etc.). This includes abuse of cellular phones or electronic devices with photographic capability. Elevators It is important that the capacity limit of 12 persons be observed in campus elevators. State laws prohibit smoking in elevators. In the case of a building emergency, the elevators should not be used. An out-of-order elevator should be reported immediately to the residence hall director and security. Tampering with elevators will result in disciplinary action. Fire and Emergency Procedures When the fire alarm is activated in any building on campus, it requires all occupants of that building to leave immediately. If a fire is discovered, evacuate the building and then contact the security office at ext. 4444. Identification Cards All students will be issued an ID ("Dolphin Card") through the Office of Campus Life and Leadership. All students must carry their ID cards with them at all times and present them to College personnel upon request. Loss of an ID card should be reported to the Office of Campus Life and Leadership. There is a $5 replacement fee. Students found responsible for any fraudulent use of a college ID card will be subject to disciplinary action and fined. Inclement Weather Notification The operations and activities of a residential College such as Le Moyne College necessitate that the campus remain open with essential services available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Therefore, the College never fully closes or ceases operations. The default position in the event of inclement weather is that classes and all other activities will continue as scheduled, and cancellations or delays will be kept to an absolute minimum. Students, faculty, and staff should plan in advance accordingly. In the event of extraordinary inclement weather conditions that affect the normal operations of the College, the information regarding the changes will be disseminated in three ways: 1. Outgoing message on the College's main line: 315-445-4100 2. Posting on the College's Web site, www.Le Moyne.edu 3. Utilization of the Heights Alert emergency notification system Insurance All personal property whether in a student's room, storage area or elsewhere on College property, shall be kept at the sole risk of the student. The College shall not be liable for damage to or loss of property of any kind which may be lost or stolen, damaged or destroyed by any cause. Students are advised to obtain insurance coverage necessary for such potential loss. Lost and Found Found articles may be turned in to, and lost articles may be claimed at, the security office in Nelligan Hall. Unclaimed articles will be donated to a local charity after 45 days. Lockers A limited number of lockers are available in the Campus Center, second floor. Commuter students can reserve a locker at the Office of Campus Life and Leadership. In the event of a fire, the College may find it necessary to break a lock. Students must empty their lockers at the conclusion of each academic year. Lockers are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Maintenance of Public Order Supplement to The Right of Demonstration, Assembly and Protest adopted by the Le Moyne College board of trustees, summer 1969, and submitted to the state of New York in compliance with state law. If anyone or any group obstructs the officially sponsored activities of the College, if anyone or any group interferes with the maintenance of public order on the campus, if anyone or any group substitutes force for rational orderly persuasion, they will be dealt with accordingly by College officials. A disruption of public order, as understood by Le Moyne, is any action, incitement to action or provocation that interferes significantly with College operations; any action that interferes with the movement of individuals, the free expression of ideas by others or restraint by physical force; or any act that would legally constitute disorderly conduct or disturbance of the peace. If it is determined that a disruption of College activity or a threat to the public has occurred, the following steps will be taken in order: 1. The participants will be informed of the specific nature of their violation and asked to cease and desist immediately. The participants will be asked to present their College ID cards. If they have none to present, they will be told that they are trespassers and will be treated as such by legal authorities if the disruption does not stop immediately. 2. If the disruption stops, all student participants will be told to appear before a hearing of the judicial board. 3. If the disruption continues after warning, the College has two options: a. The Le Moyne College board of trustees or its designee will ask for a court injunction for trespass and/or disorderly conduct. When and if the injunction is secured, local law authorities will serve the injunction and treat all participants as trespassers under the law; or b. Police will be called immediately and asked to stop the disruption with a minimum use of force. 4. If an injunction is secured, or if the police are called, and after the immediate problem is disposed of, the student participants will be referred to the asst. dean for student development. Medical Care Residents with special medical needs should seek consultation and make proper arrangements with personnel from the Wellness Center for Health and Counseling. Missing Persons Students are encouraged to designate an individual as an emergency contact (to be contacted by Le Moyne College in the event the student is officially reported as missing) by completing the requested information on their respective Housing Key Form or submitting the information to the Office of Campus Life and Leadership. Security will conduct an investigation into the whereabouts of any reported missing student. In any case where the student cannot be located or additional assistance is deemed necessary, Security will contact the local police department and the appropriate College officials. Once Le Moyne Security determines that a student has been missing for more than 24 hours, the following notification will occur: 1. If the missing student is under the age of 18, Le Moyne will notify the custodial parent or legal guardian; 2. If the missing student is 18 or older and has identified an emergency contact, Le Moyne will contact the emergency contact identified by the student. Any concerns or questions regarding a student who is missing or appears to be missing should be referred to Campus Security. 2015-2016 Parking Policy & Information Parking Regulations Le Moyne College extends to its students and employees the privilege of parking on campus. That privilege brings with it the responsibility to adhere to all parking regulations. All vehicles parked on the Le Moyne College Campus must have a valid parking permit or they will be ticketed. It is imperative that vehicles be parked in the proper areas for pedestrian and vehicular safety. Individuals receiving a ticket for a parking violation must go to: lemoyne.thepermitstore.com to pay or appeal the ticket. Parking tickets cannot be paid at the Security Office. Because of the severe winter conditions, it may become necessary for all students to remove their vehicles from parking lots when requested for snow removal (a 24-hour notice will be given). Vehicles that are not removed may be ticketed and towed. The College is not responsible for vandalism or theft from vehicles. Faculty/Staff Vehicle Registration All employees of Le Moyne College are required to have a valid parking permit. Parking permits can be obtained by going online to: lemoyne.thepermitstore.com. The first permit is free. Additional permits can be obtained for $10.00 on the parking website. When registering your vehicle please have your vehicle registration, Le Moyne I.D. and credit card (second permit only) available to ensure proper Student Vehicle Registration All students; resident, commuter, part time and graduate, must register their vehicle's . The registration process is done online at: lemoyne.thepermitstore.com . Students should have their vehicle registration, student I.D. and credit card available when registering online to ensure accurate information. In addition to the fee outlined below, a $5.95 processing fee will also be charged, regardless if the permit is purchased online or in person at Campus Security. Resident Student Fees: First-year student $300/year Second-year student $200/year Third-year student + $100/year Commuter Student Fee: Commuter Students $50/year Additional student permits or replacement permits can only be purchased in person, at the Security Office, located in the basement of Nelligan Hall, Monday - Friday, between 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. The fee for an additional permit or replacement permit is $10.00. Where Can I Park? Commuter Student Parking Lots Commuter students have three primary parking lots to park in Lot-A (in front of the Recreation Center) Lot-AA (behind the Recreation Center) Lot-C (behind the Campus Center Overflow (directly behind the Athletic Center) Freshmen Resident Parking Le Moyne College does permit freshmen to have a registered vehicle on campus. However, all freshmen resident students, regardless of resident hall assignment, are required to park in Lot-E (Harrison Hall/St. Mary's Lot). Resident Student Parking Resident student parking is lot specific as outlined below. You must park in the lot designated on your parking permit. The only exception are Lots A & AA, which are valid for any vehicle displaying a valid parking permit. Lot-D Upper class resident parking for Foery, Dablon and Halligan Hall students Lot-E Harrison Hall/St. Mary's resident student parking and All freshman parking Sophomore parking for Mitchell Hall and Townhouse resident students Lot-G Junior and senior parking for Townhouse/Mitchell Hall resident students only Lot-L Le Moyne Heights student parking Faculty/Staff Parking Lots Faculty and staff may park in the following lots: Lot-A (in front of the Recreation Center) Lot-AA (behind the Recreation Center) Lot-C (behind the Campus Center) Overflow (directly behind the Athletic Center) Reserved Faculty/Staff lots: Lot-B (behind Reilly Hall), Lot-F (front of Coyne Science) and Lot-P (next to the Chapel) are all reserved parking lots, which require a lot specific hanging tag, in addition to a current parking permit. Last year's hanging tags are not valid after Aug. 15, 2015. Prohibited Parking No parking is allowed in the circle of the new science building for any reason. Prohibited Student Parking Student parking is not allowed in any of our reserved parking lots at any time (including breaks and Lot-B (behind Reilly Hall) Lot-F (in front of Grewen Hall and the Coyne Science Center) Lot-P (next to the Panasci Family Chapel) Circle in front of Mitchell Hall Circle in front of Grewen Hall Temporary Parking Permits Temporary parking permits are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at the Security Office, located in the basement of Nelligan Hall. The cost is $3.00 per day , which must be paid in cash or check at the time the temporary permit is issued by security. The $3.00 per day fee applies to students and their guests. All guests of students bringing a vehicle on campus are required to obtain a temporary parking permit at the Security Office. Student guests will be instructed which lot to park in by security personnel when the temporary permit is issued and cannot park in any other lot. Temporary parking permits expire at midnight of each day. Temporary parking permits are not transferable. Temporary parking permit forms may be filled out prior to coming to the Security Office and are available online on the security website. Visitor Parking Certain parking areas are reserved to allow the College to accommodate the needs of visitors to campus. These areas are identified by signs and are "tow-away zones" for violating vehicles. All visitors must register their vehicles at the Security Office. Visitors having business with the College will be instructed by security personnel which parking lot to park in. General Parking Information 1. Parking permits are non-refundable and non-transferable. 2. All vehicles (student, employees, visitors & guests) must be parked in assigned parking lots, with the parking permit properly affixed to the driver's side back window. 3. Vehicles that are parked in any campus lot without a valid parking permit will be ticketed. After three violations, the vehicle may be towed at the owner's expense. 4. Any student who receives parking tickets and does not pay them will not be allowed to register for classes for the next semester. Seniors will not receive their final transcripts. 5. From time to time it may be necessary for the College to change parking regulations or areas to meet certain safety conditions. It is the student's responsibility to keep informed of such changes. 6. No overnight parking is allowed in Lot "F" - the front of Grewen Hall, Reilly Hall, the Science Center, Nelligan Hall or the Mitchell Hall circle. 7. Lot "P" (next to Panasci Chapel) is open from 6:00 am - midnight. Any vehicles found in Lot "P" after midnight will be towed at the owner's expense. Handicap Parking Vehicles displaying valid handicap permits will be allowed to park any designated handicap parking spaces on campus. Violators of handicapped parking spaces may be subject to immediate towing and a $50 fine for the first offense and a $75 fine for the second offense. Violations Upon receipt of a ticket, the following fines automatically will be levied and should be paid at lemoyne.thepermitstore.com 1. No permit displayed Failure to register automobile with the security office: First offense — $25, Second offense — $30, Third offense — $40 and towing of car at owner's expense. Any additional offenses will result in towing and a 2. Parking violations for registered vehicles: First offense — $20, Second offense — $25, Third offense — $25 and towing of car at owner's expense. Any additional offenses, whether the above violations are paid or not, will result in towing and a $25 3. Parking in a designated handicapped space: First offense — $50, Second offense — $75 4. Driving violations: Each offense — $50, Three or more offenses will result in loss of driving privileges on campus. There will be a $10.00 surcharge for any DMV license plate check. This will be added to the student's bill. Late fees are accessed when a ticket goes unpaid. Ticket violations will be accumulated over the entire school year. For example, if a student receives two tickets the first semester and pays them, the next ticket issued will be counted as the third ticket for purposes of fines and towing. Towing The towing of an automobile from campus will be restricted, whenever possible, to repeated violations as described above and for emergency situations such as blocked fire lanes, fire hydrants, roadways, parked in a handicap space or for preventing snow removal. Ticket Appeal Process A student may appeal a ticket within 15 days of issuance (date of ticket) to the Parking Appeals Committee by going to the Web site at: lemoyne.thepermitstore.com. An email confirmation will be sent confirming receipt of the appeal. When the Parking Appeals Committee has reviewed the appeal and rendered a decision an email will be sent with the Appeals Committee decision. The Appeals Committee is made up of three students and the Committee's decision is binding and final. Appeals will not be accepted after 15 days. Faculty/Staff can not appeal a ticket. Paying for a Ticket To avoid further penalties and resolve the citation, you must pay the fine indicated on the front of the ticket within 15 days from the date the ticket was issued. To pay go online to lemoyne.thepermitstore.com or mail the ticket, along with a check or money order to SCAPAY - P.O. Box 2358, Santa Barbara, CA 93120-2358. A $20.00 late fee will be added to all tickets not paid within 15 days. Billing Billing for unpaid tickets over 30 days old will be sent periodically to the bursar's office for posting to the appropriate student account. Non student's unpaid tickets will be forwarded to an outside vendor after 30 days for collection. Photo Permission Le Moyne College is located on private property. As such, any professional photographers or videographers, or any non-professional individuals or groups who are not members of the College community may only obtain photos/video on the property of Le Moyne College with the permission of the Office of Communications. Academic-based or College-sponsored and approved photography and videography involving members of the College community is generally allowed, so long as the photographer/videographer has permission of the individual subject(s), or when the photographing/videotaping is of a crowd or audience at an open public event where such photography/ videography is not otherwise prohibited or restricted. Nothing in this policy shall be construed to minimize or limit the rights that students have to control the disclosure of directory information, as set forth more fully in the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Annual Notice. Le Moyne College reserves the right to prohibit or stop any photography/ videography that is disruptive, intrusive, or not in compliance with College policy or the law. Posting Notices, Flyers and Posters Notices and posters must clearly state the organization sponsoring an event and other pertinent information including the date, time, place, contact name, phone number and admission charge. No anonymous posters will be allowed. Notices and posters in the residence halls must be approved by the professional Hall Staff responsible for that building. Notices or posters should be posted only on bulletin boards in the administration or classroom buildings. Tape, staples or tacks may not be used to fasten notices to doors, moldings, woodwork, painted walls or windows. Posters announcing an approved College or student group sponsored event will be approved provided the criteria set forth in this policy are met. All posters must be sponsored by a recognized College office or student group, whose name shall appear prominently on the poster. Poster approval does not imply College endorsement. Student Club Posters will be stamped for approval by the Campus Life and Leadership Office. Posters will not be approved if any of the following apply: They assert or imply official College approval of any viewpoints expressed. They offend community standards of good taste. They contain language or symbols abusive or demeaning of specific social groups. They deny respect for the dignity of individuals. They appear libelous They encourage sale or use of alcohol or promote establishments selling alcohol. They promote or facilitate any aspect of substance abuse. They encourage or seek to incite specific illegal acts. They promote goods or services sold for personal profit They are from persons or companies who are not a recognized office or student group. They promote non-campus-related activities of commercial sponsors. Posters promoting activities and events of other non-profit institutions and organizations may be approved in limited numbers provided they do not violate the other criteria listed here. Posters may be hung on the first floor of the campus center. Anything hung on the outside of buildings must be approved by the physical plant director. Approval of posters and authorization to post notices on bulletin boards should be obtained from the Office of Campus Life and Leadership Programs. Postings may be brought to the Office of Campus Life and Leadership Programs and, upon approval, the Office of Campus Life and Leadership Programs will coordinate the hanging of the posters. Posters may be placed in designated areas only and never on painted surfaces, walls, glass windows or doors. Each building has special requirements, so please note the following. If you have any questions about a particular building, please ask in the Campus Life and Leadership Office. The tape you use may damage the wall surface; masking tape works better than cellophane tape on some surfaces and vice versa. Please check the surface area before you use any adherent. Dual stick tape should never be used. No off-campus group or organization is permitted to post advertising on the campus without prior approval from the Office of Leadership Programs. This permission will be limited to two pieces of material. All unauthorized, outdated or improperly affixed notices and posters will be removed, and the sponsoring organizations will be subject to penalty or fines. Persons posting notices and posters are responsible for their removal when they are outdated. What we post: • College-related news, events and announcements • Announcements related to service opportunities and charitable organization events that are endorsed or coordinated by the College What is not posted: • Personal announcements • Solicitations by noncollege personnel (this includes other schools' fundraisers) When news is posted: • Within 24 hours of submission • News items will be continually updated or added during regular business hours The web address for the submission form is www.lemoyne.edu/submitnews. Click on online submission and fill out all fields. Non-Business Items/Community Announcements: The Office of Communications will post non-business items. Communications reserves the right to determine what non-business items will be posted. Postings may be edited due to space constraints. Items such as prayer requests must go through Campus Ministry for forwarding to The Dolphin Digest. Official Notices Official notices from administrative departments are posted on the bulletin board adjacent to the registrar's office. This board is reserved for this purpose and may not be used by organizations for posters or other purposes. Leaflets Students may not leaflet, or cause or seek to permit leafleting by any third party, on any part of the Le Moyne College campus, including the parking lots, without the permission of the vice president for student development. Publicity for College Activities The Office of Communications issues all information, news releases and advertisements pertaining to the College, and arranges for media coverage of all College events. As members of the media prefer to work with one central information source, it is important that contact with news outlets be made only through this office. The office also designs College advertisements and produces and edits publications, including posters and programs, for internal and external purposes. It maintains the College's online events calendar on the Echo homepage and sends the daily campus e-newsletter, The Dolphin Digest. To promote campus events, visit echo.lemoyne.edu at least three weeks prior to the event and click on "Submit your event to the College calendar." You will need to provide the following information: • What (brief description of event) • Where (location, building, room number) • When (day, date, time) • Who (name of speaker) • Audience (internal: for Le Moyne community; external: for public) • Contact (name and telephone number) In the event of a cancellation, please notify a staff member in the Office of Communications immediately at 445-4555. He or she will contact all media who may have planned to attend your event. Echo is your link to the Office of Communications for posting College-related announcements and initiating publicity for upcoming events Reporting Deaths, Emergencies, or Illnesses Deaths: Students who experience a death, in their immediate family are asked to notify the Office of Student Development. In turn, the Office of Student Development will notify the Registrar, Campus Ministry, or others, as appropriate. Emergencies: Students who experience a personal or family emergency are asked to notify their RA, or the Office of Student Development , especially if the emergency requires the student to leave campus or not attend classes for a short period of time (e.g., two days or more). While the primary reason for this is to provide any support possible to the affected student, a secondary reason is for the student's well being and safety. For example, a student who is not on campus can then be accounted for during an emergency. Illnesses: Students who are sick or must undergo a medical procedure or testing should notify the Wellness Center. If necessary, the Wellness Center will coordinate with the primary care physician or specialist any follow up treatment. If follow-up is not necessary, the student's medical records with the Wellness Center should be updated to reflect the illness or medical issue being addressed so that the medical history is accurate and proper care may be provided in the future. Leaving Campus Whenever a student will be off campus for a period of time, regardless of the reason, he or she should notify their RA or the Office of Student Development. Notifying Professors/Instructors As the central office for non-academic matters involving students, the Office of Student Development will notify the Registrar, Campus Ministry, and the Wellness Center, as appropriate, of situations involving deaths, family or personal emergencies, or illnesses. However, in all situations, students should notify their professors if they will miss class. The only exception would be if the situation is so extraordinary as to make it impossible for the student to do this. Professors are responsible for their classes, and students must make the necessary arrangements for missed class time and assignments directly with their professors. Excused Absences The Office of Student Development, Campus Ministry, and the Wellness Center, cannot provide notes excusing students from class and students should not ask for them. Surveillance The Campus Security Office is charged to ensure the safety of the campus, minimize crime or other behavioral problems, and maintain an appropriate academic and residential environment. In doing so, they provide a wide array of services that go beyond the traditional or minimal roles of a security force. Campus Security is authorized to monitor, prevent, investigate, and report any violations of state or federal law and/or College regulations or standards of conduct on campus. Le Moyne's campus is patrolled regularly by uniformed officers. In addition, the campus is monitored by a closed-circuit television/camera system. Cameras are located outside and inside many campus facilities, including residence halls and academic buildings. Use of Le Moyne Directories and Mailing Lists Le Moyne College maintains a number of directories and address lists to facilitate personal contact between students, faculty, staff, alumni, and volunteers. No part of these directories or address lists may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Le Moyne College. Any use of the addresses or other information (including, but not limited to, the preparation of envelopes, mailing labels, or e-mail distributions) for any multiple mailing without the express written consent of Le Moyne College is prohibited. Use of Le Moyne College Trade Names, Trademarks, or Logos Le Moyne College is the owner of its name, logos (including athletic logos and College seal), graphical identity, and other trademarks, and has sole discretion over their use. The use of the Le Moyne College name, logos, or other trademarks is prohibited for the titles of publications, on manufactured articles (such as t-shirts or other articles of clothing), in the names of student organizations, or in any other way, without the approval of Le Moyne College. In addition, the use of Le Moyne's name, logos, or other trademarks may be prohibited on certain items (such as lighters, toiletries, or alcoholic beverages). For students, request for permission and approval should be made to the Office of Student Development who in turn will contact the appropriate office for approval. Violation of this policy may subject an individual or organization to disciplinary action. In addition, any goods upon which Le Moyne's name, logos, or trademarks appear without authorization are subject to confiscation and may be destroyed. NEXT: Community Standards

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Angel Tree helps match at-risk inmates' children with caring, consistent adult mentors to help them stay on course for a bright future.
Angel Tree Beyond Christmas
Share Christ's love at Christmas and beyond. Angel Tree Year-Round reaches out to the children of prisoners and their families with the love of Christ every day.
Who We Are
Prison Fellowship's Angel Tree program is the only nationwide, year-round effort that specifically reaches out to the 2.7 million innocent children who carry the heavy burden of their parents' incarceration. At Christmastime, Angel Tree introduces prisoners and their children to Jesus and brings restoration to families destroyed by crime.
What We Do
Through the delivery of a Christmas gift and the Gospel given on behalf of the incarcerated parent, Angel Tree boys and girls are given the free gift of salvation, feel loved and remembered by their parent, and experience the simple joys of the Christmas season. Angel Tree also provides ministry to the children through its summer camping program and promotes family reconciliation through discipleship and mentoring.
How You Can Help
There are 425,000 Angel Tree children that we need to reach this Christmas—but we can only reach them through the help of generous friends like you. You can register your church or group to help purchase, wrap, and deliver a gift for each child on behalf of his or her incarcerated parent—and in the process, share the Gospel. Or you can make a donation to Angel Tree that will help provide financial support, gifts, and other resources to Angel Tree and it's church partners.
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Angel Tree is a Prison Fellowship program that connects parents in prison with their children through the delivery of Christmas gifts. In most cases, local church volunteers purchase and deliver gifts and the Gospel to children in the name of their prisoner-parent.
Many churches make an annual commitment to this highly rewarding program, and recognize it as a way to care for some of the most overlooked members of our communities.
The Process
Angel Tree Christmas begins when a church member registers their church for the program with the support of their pastor or other church leader(s). Once a church is registered, the process works like this:
- Receive Angel Tree Names: Sometime in the fall, Angel Tree coordinators will receive the names of children who were signed-up by their mom or dad in prison.
- Display Angel Tree Name Tags: Name tags of these children and gift suggestions are displayed in your church.
- Angel Tree Announcement: Church members need to be notified of the program —bulletin, pulpit announcement, bulletin board, etc.—and invited to select names from the Angel Tree display.
- Gift purchase and delivery: Church members purchase, wrap, and deliver a gift for each child on behalf of his or her incarcerated parent—and in the process, share the Gospel.
The Costs
The cost of Angel Tree Christmas is minimal, approximately $20 per child reached. When we send you the children's names, we will include a suggestion for a toy type that the prisoner picked out using our gift guide. You will confirm with the child's caregiver that this would be a good gift for the child. This is simply a minimum requirement and churches/volunteers may purchase gift(s) as they are led and see fit.
Each gift must be new and valued at $15-25.
Getting Started!
Ready for the life-changing adventure of Angel Tree Christmas? Please complete the church registration form or call us at 1-800-55-ANGEL if you have questions. When we receive your registration, we'll send you our Quickstart Kit, video, and everything else you need to get started.
Through works of grace, acts of justice, and proclaiming truth, Prison Fellowship Ministries is an expression of the church, bringing peace to a broken world.


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