The Jefferson Council President Bert Ellis took to the radio waves this morning to address the decline of the University of Virginia’s honor code. Listen to his remarks on WRVA’s John Reid Show.
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The vote regarding the Honor Code is reflective of more recent generation’s values; the absence of principles removes responsibility and thus consequence. History shows this mind set does not end well.