Monthly Archives: February 2010
A Recall For Bad History?
“This book is a Toyota” Now what? Continue reading
A Northwestern University Education, 2010
This item is true. I wish it weren’t. Continue reading
Filed under Education, Government & Politics
A Looming Ethical Dilemma: Family Health Incentives
How much do you want your employer telling your family how to live? Continue reading
Ethics Hero: Sen. Scott Brown
Sen. Scott Brown shows why the U.S. government isn’t “broken.” Continue reading
Filed under Ethics Heroes, Ethics Quotes, Government & Politics, History, Journalism & Media
Shin-Soo Choo and the Duke’s Dilemma
In 1942, John Wayne faced the same dilemma that the Cleveland Indians’ first baseman faces now. Continue reading
Filed under Around the World, Citizenship, Government & Politics, History, Popular Culture, Sports, U.S. Society
Ethics Hero: ESPN
Even in the entertainment business, workplace ethics matters. ESPN has done its duty to make sure it stays that way. Continue reading
Fat Ethics and Kevin Smith
Ethical implications of the Kevin Smith obesity controversy Continue reading
Filed under Daily Life, Health and Medicine, History, Popular Culture, U.S. Society
“For Our Own Good”: the U.S. Government’s Prohibition Poisoning Policy
Apparently sometimes the crazy conspiracy theorists are right. Continue reading
Filed under Government & Politics, Health and Medicine, History
Lindsay Vonn and the Fairness Obsession
Let’s not get carried away with fairness, especially in sports. Continue reading
Filed under Around the World, Daily Life, Sports, U.S. Society
An Idiot’s Guide to the Golden Rule
The Golden Rule can help overcome stupidity, too. Continue reading
Filed under Business & Commercial, Daily Life, Education, U.S. Society
