Anna Dehnke, Author at The Prindle Post

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Anna graduated from DePauw University in 2016 with a major in Biology and a minor in Spanish. With a passion for working with animals, specifically horses, she is pursuing a career in animal welfare.

Will Genetic Screening Lead to Designer Babies?

Anna Dehnke - Dec 10, 2015

GMOs, Salmon and Overfishing

Anna Dehnke - Nov 27, 2015

The Donation Equation: Organ Transplants and Waiting Lists

Anna Dehnke - Nov 22, 2015

Should Daydreaming Be Mandatory?

Anna Dehnke - Nov 16, 2015

Commercial Surrogacy in India: Enriching or Exploitative?

Anna Dehnke - Nov 9, 2015

Real World Limitless: Energy Supplements

Anna Dehnke - Oct 28, 2015

Rethinking Mental Illness in Light of Mass Shootings

Anna Dehnke - Oct 18, 2015

Employee Wellness vs. Privacy in Houston

Anna Dehnke - Oct 12, 2015

Resistance to Antibiotics in Meat Production

Anna Dehnke - Sep 23, 2015

How Much Sleep Is Enough Sleep for College Students?

Anna Dehnke - Sep 14, 2015

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Should Speech Have Consequences?

Cancel Culture and the Possibility of Nuance

Re-Examining Scared Straight Programs

What It Means to Be a Hero

The Ethics of a Global Corporate Tax

Hybrid Workplaces and Epistemic Injustice

Workers’ Well-Being and Employers’ Duties of Care

A New Role for an Old Rule: Usury and Speculation

Should At-Home Workers Be Taxed?

The Knowledge Norms of Emotions

Ethical Considerations in the Lab-Leak Theory

Re-Thinking the Nature of Bodies

Biden, Trump, and the Dangers of Value-Free Science

Time for Social Conscription?

Can You Be a Different Person After the Pandemic?

COVID-19 Vaccines and Drug Patent Laws

Considered Position: On Voluntary Non-Vaccination – Real World Complications

Considered Position: On Voluntary Non-Vaccination – Types of Reasons

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