Monthly Archives: January 2012
The Tragedy of the Poles
Polarization is the antithesis of ethics. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Citizenship, Government & Politics, Leadership, U.S. Society
Freddie Mac’s Conflict of Interest and the Betrayal Of The American Homeowner
Freddie Mac does a Goldman Sachs, at the expense of struggling homeowners, while NPR and Pro Publica blow the whistle on an outrageous conflict. Continue reading
Faculty Advisor? Principal?? Supervision??? Oversight???? HELLO?????
School supervisors let a school newspaper loose, and the result was “STD Boy.” Continue reading
Filed under Education, Journalism & Media, Leadership, Professions
Incomprehensible Nevada Justice For A Sexual Predator
Pop quiz: Can you guess the sentence for this criminal? (Hint: its a female.) Continue reading
Filed under Education, Gender and Sex, Law & Law Enforcement, U.S. Society
Unethical Quote of the Week: The Washington Post
The Post’s anonymous critic of Ron Paul wants to remain anonymous to avoid being critical. WHAT??? Continue reading
Filed under Ethics Quotes, Journalism & Media
Dwarf Tossing Is Back. So What?
Is dwarf tossing unethical? Continue reading
Easy Question With A Sad Answer: If The New York Times Is The Nation’s Most Respected Newspaper, What Does The Patrick Witt Story Say About The State of American Journalism?
“All the news that’s fit to print.”
Ah, those were the days. Continue reading
Filed under Journalism & Media
Let’s Be Clear: Kansas House Speaker Mike O’Neal Is A Disgrace, And He Must Resign
Kansas House Speaker Mike O’Neill is a blight on the political landscape. Continue reading
Filed under Citizenship, Etiquette and manners, Government & Politics, Leadership
