"Ethnicality" should be in the dictionary

...for believing in two sides of an ethical subject, leaving the person in question struggling to choose a side. This has been my toughest week in this class and ironically nothing is "due." We're supposed to come up with our ethics paper ideas, which has stumped me for about 6 days now. For some reason I can't seem to come up with a good topic that would provide me with an excess of information and a couple good interviews. My first choice was euthanasia, which provided me with a ton of information, but slim interviews. My second choice was going to be the ethics of road construction, regarding the case of Snake Hill...but that would be too like the documentary that I just saw and nobody likes to read things twice. So my final idea, which I hope is good enough, came from my major: Ethics of Interpersonal Communication. This would be a good topic because it encompasses the everyday ethics in everyday people. I could interview communication teachers and I could also introduce (or take polls) from everyday people (who would be interested in truly giving out their ideas).

If that doesn't work out I'll go with Snake Hill.