Tag Archives: cheating
Comment of the Day: “Ethical If We Want It To Be: NBA Flopping and Fooling the Ref”
The Comment of the Day explores the inconsistencies and contradictions in allowing basketball refs to be fooled. Continue reading
Filed under Sports
Ethical If We Want It To Be: NBA Flopping and Fooling the Ref
Gamesmanship or cheating? It’s a matter of culture. Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Sports
The Jack Berghouse Cheating Conundrum: Bad Father? Good Father? Ethics Corrupter?
Is it right for parents to use lawyers and the court system to intimidate schools into whitewashing a student’s records? Continue reading
Filed under Character, Education, Family, Law & Law Enforcement, U.S. Society
The Principal Who Helped Gaby Rodriguez Fake Her Pregnancy Just Won “Principal of the Year.” The Frightening Thing Is, He Might Have Deserved It.
An honor for the principal who helped a student lie to just about everyone. Continue reading
Unethical Advertising Slogan of the Month: Reebok
An athletic equipment company recommends cheating. Continue reading
Ethics Corrupters on The Web: Symptoms of a Cheating Culture
The web is teaching cheating more effectively than out culture is teaching honesty. Continue reading
Filed under Business & Commercial, Character, Education, The Internet, U.S. Society
Forget About “Minority Report”—The Sure Fire Way To Stop Pre-Crime Is To Round Up Newt Gingrich Supporters
Forget about those psychics in the tank—we can spot pre-criminals by their support of Newt. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Government & Politics, The Internet
The SAT Cheating Scandal
Over at Curmudgeon Central, Rick Jones appropriately eviscerates the Educational Testing Service for its role—the role being negligent facilitator–in an unfolding scandal involving students cheating on their SATs by having surrogates take their tests. Continue reading
The Real Meaning of Manny Being Manny
If anything was written in the Book of Fate, it was that Manny Ramirez, so completely lacking in respect for basic ethical values, was destined for trouble with the law. Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Etiquette and manners, Sports, U.S. Society
