After reading this article I was appalled that these retired military officers were so adamant about not lifting the "don't ask, don't" tell policy. It's crazy that they believe a person exposing their sexual orientation as gay or bisexual would lower morale. I think that gays should have the right to serve in the military and be open about their sexual orientation if they want to. It's the people who have a problem with this and who are uncomfortable with this that shouldn't serve in the military.
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DEEP Reflections by Siena Bonners
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In 2008 Siena College was chosen to host the Bonner Leader Program in an effort to expand the college's rich commitment to meaningful service, liberal arts education, and student leadership development. Building on the efforts of the college's Franciscan Center for Service and Advocacy (FCSA), the Siena Bonner Service Leaders Program is a central component of Academic Community Engagement at Siena and the DEEP Service Model of community partnerships. Siena Bonner Service Leaders integrate their long-term, intensive service commitment with their academic careers at Siena, and partner with the Siena VISTA Fellows program, Siena Academic Service Learning intiatives, and Siena Community Based Research Initiatives. Leaders engage in social action that transforms their lives by making positive changes across their campus and within the community. Now here are our stories, our thoughts, our reflections...
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