Sounds like one of the more obscure Handbook passages. So are those who, after thought, decide not to watch it. It's pretty easy to spend four years ducking around the Handbook, if we so choose. Those who decide to follow it are probably aware of the temptation to do otherwise. So Asbury won't let us drift through four years of moral dead air.
Ethical strength lies in honesty, in searching for truth, in refusing to settle for muddled beliefs.
As we've all heard ad nauseum, the world, not the campus, is our bubble. Asbury will only be a moral crutch if we let it. Not the Occupational Safety and Health Administration itself, for I don't know of any Hoovler who has suffered a run-in with that body. Rather, we've had continual realizations that the way we do things often wouldn't be sanctioned by the government. Nowhere is this more true than in our lawnmowers.