"Apple should help FBI hack phone of San Bernardino shooters"

On February 17, 2016 12:31 pm published by The Dallas Morning News article which is titled Apple Should Help FBI hack phone of San Bernardino shooters. This article talks about how Apple can team up with the FBI and hack into apple phones to find more evidence on the San Bernardino shooting that happened last December. The FBI is also trying to get access in everyone who owns an IPhone. This to me can be a bad idea and good idea as well. I myself own an IPhone and find this kind of creepy and gowning through my personal information.  To me the only acceptable time where someone can go through someone's personal information is if they where doing something illegal like the people who where the cause of the San Bernardino incident. For now, I think Apple will deny this because of the amount of problems this will cause for their business but then again we can always expect the unexpected with these types of arguments.   

"UT- Austin president recomends banning concealed handguns in dorms"

On February 17, 2016 The Dallas Morning News published a post written by Lauren McGaughy and informed us about  UT- president Gregory Fenves banning UT students to carry concealed handguns in dorms, allowing them in classrooms. This article is about UT president Gregory Fenves stating that only students with a license to carry a concealed handguns are allowed to walk in dorms, classrooms, etc. The reason for this argument is because the dangers of shooting that have taken place in the couple of years at universities around America. This bring a huge argument and decision making because the dangers that might cause for this. The reason why I found this article important is because I attend a community college and will later on pursue on going on a four year university and to find out these news about shootings on campuses at college station make me wonder if it's a good decision that Gregory Fenves is making to put a possible ending for school shooting or the safety of students in UT.