Monthly Archives: April 2010
History Lesson: Stephen Ambrose
It looks like historian Stephen Ambrose was a fraud. What other histories are really disguised fiction? Continue reading
Ethics Dunce: President Barack Obama
Once Barack Obama argued that he would unite America. Stunningly, now he is seeking to divide it for political gain. Continue reading
Filed under Ethics Dunces, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media, Leadership, Race, U.S. Society
A Blogger Asks: “Why Can’t I Date My Professor After the Grades Are In?”
On a dating blog, terrible answers to why professors dating students is wrong, and one good one. Continue reading
Filed under Education, Leadership, Professions, U.S. Society, Workplace
Ethics Quote of the Week
Some wisdom from the mouth of Burt Lancaster… Continue reading
Filed under Daily Life, Ethics Quotes, Popular Culture, Religion and Philosophy, U.S. Society
Ethics Collision at MSNBC
Donny Deutsch was rightly punished for a disloyal and intentional violation of a clearly communicated policy that itself is an endorsement of irresponsible, incompetent and biased journalism. Continue reading
Arizona, Illegal Immigration, and Ethics
Fix the problem. In government, leadership and management, that’s where ethics begins. And immigration is a problem. Continue reading
Ethics Hero: East Haven Mayor April Capone Almon
I know what you are going to say. There has to be an angle, right? “Come on: fool me once, shame on you, fool me 67,896,432 times, shame on me. A mayor donates her kidney to a citizen of her … Continue reading
More Bad Parent Ethics
None of them shipped their child to Russia, this week’s bad parents betrayed an infant, a 13-year old boy, and an adult daughter spiraling toward disaster. Continue reading
License Plate Ethics: Is a Hateful Message Unethical If Nobody Understands It?
14CV88 is offensive, or so says the Virginia DMV. But is it offensive if they don’t tell us what it means? Continue reading
