Last weekend, the Huron Ethics Bowl team competed in the virtual Regional Ethics Bowl championship run by the University of Michigan. In each round of Ethics Bowl, a case is chosen from a predetermined list of 16 cases that explore ethical concepts. The two teams discuss the case and are scored on both their depth of thought and their responses to the other team and the judges. “Ethics Bowl is like the missing link between the kinds of academic studies we do and real world problems that demand solutions,” said Kathryn Jones, a social studies teacher at Huron and advisor of the club. “I like it because it teaches us, me included, to think deeply about matters that really do matter and problems that need to be solved, personally and on a societal level.” Huron had two teams compete, both consisting of at least eight students. Kai Farjo, Jessie Tai, Eric Heng, Leo Kupperman, Anita Gaenko, Rachel Kim, Zachary Lin and Mariam Nassuna were on the first team. Meanwhile, Anna Alexandrov, Wil...