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He concluded that military service simply magnifies civic virtues and vices . Finally , it is typically thought that judgments about moral virtue and vice also turn on questions of intrinsic value , inasmuch as virtues are good , and vices bad , again in ways that appear closely connected to such value . The more popular the Munros become , the easier they get , and vice versa . Each group tells its own stories — the Caucasian-looking Pashtuns bad-mouthing the Asiatic-looking Hazaras , and vice versa — and " government " operates in a distant dreamland where houses have electricity , women can read , and officials flaunt the money they've extorted from the people . The good , the illuminated , sit apart from the rest , censuring their dulness and vices , as if they thought that , by sitting very grand in their chairs , the very brokers , attorneys , and congressmen would see the error of their ways , and flock to them . Other speakers for the child-care town hall include developer Donald Diamond , whose family foundation recently gave $ 1 million to United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona in support of the agency 's child-care quality-improvement project ; Penelope Jacks , director of Children 's Action Alliance of Southern Arizona ; Bill Berk , a child-care center director and owner , and vice president of the Arizona Childcare Association ; and parents . I shall not need to go into an enumeration of our national defects and vices which require this Order of Censors in the state . As president and vice president of Fine Line Consulting , a Newton , Massachusetts-based firm dedicated to the advancement of female corporate leaders , Snee and Shubert watch firsthand as companies struggle with issues of female leadership . After holding a succession of faculty and administrative positions at Illinois , Faulkner was appointed provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs in 1994 . Their contrasting responses to the West constituted a parable of Cold War virtues and vices .