Working as a team paid off for Wesleyan. The team never wavered during any time of the competition, especially under pressure of handling cases regarding stem-cell research, human cloning and college policy. Mudd and Batten presented the team with a plaque and trophy cup. The Ethics Bowl is a three-year initiative of the VFIC, and Emmanuel expects Virginia Wesleyan to compete in February 2001. The winner of next year s competition will compete nationally.
Pride comes from having competed well.
Coming in second or third place would have been admirable as well. What we saw there was liberal arts at its best.