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May 25, 2012

Ethics Alarms Lubricant 2: Ken at Popehat on Integrity and Free Speech

An epidemic of integrity would begin to solve many of our nation’s serious problems, and defending free speech is an excellent place to start one. Continue reading →

Filed under U.S. Society

Tagged as "Blog About Brett Kimberlin Day", Aaron Worthing, blogging, Brett Kimberlin, censorship, fairness, First Amendment, free speech, harassment, honesty, integrity, Ken at Popehat, terrorism

May 21, 2012

Recipe Rationalizations

It takes a little courage and determination to be honest in accepting the fact that an individual you like, supported and trusted is in fact untrustworthy, but being able to muster the integrity to apply identical standards for wrongdoing and dishonesty to all and foe is basic ethics. Continue reading →

Filed under Character, Education, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media, Leadership

Tagged as "everybody does it", bias, cookbooks, Elizabeth Warren, heritage, honesty, Massachusetts, Native Americans, plagiarism, Pow Wow Chow, rationalizations, recipes

May 20, 2012

“Pow Wow Chow” Follow-Up: My Breitbart Interview On Harvard and Professor Plagiarism

Prompted by my post about Elizabeth Warren’s contributions to a “Native American cookbook,” Breitbart interviewed me regarding Harvard University and what it should do about plagiarizing professors. Continue reading →

Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Character, Education, Government & Politics

Tagged as academic honesty, cookbooks, Elizabeth Warren, Harvard University, heritage, honesty, integrity, Lawrence Tribe, Massachusetts, Native Americans, plagiarism, Pow Wow Chow, professors, recipes

May 20, 2012

Ethics Quiz: The Strange Case of the Illegal Lawyer

Should an illegal immigrant be admitted to the California Bar? Yes, that’s really the question… Continue reading →

Filed under Character, Citizenship, Education, Government & Politics, Professions, Quizzes, U.S. Society

Tagged as California Bar, honesty, illegal immigrants, illegal immigration, legal ethics, Sergio Garcia, The Dream Act

May 19, 2012

The Significance of “Pow Wow Chow”

A cookbook contains recipes that make Elizabeth Warren less trustworthy, in my book. Continue reading →

Filed under Character, Etiquette and manners, Government & Politics, Race, Research and Scholarship

Tagged as cookbooks, Elizabeth Warren, heritage, honesty, Massachusetts, Native Americans, plagiarism, Pow Wow Chow, recipes

May 17, 2012

Editor, Plagiarist and Ethics Dunce Extraordinaire Robert Ripley Meets His Worst Nightmare…

A plagiarizing editor is caught, exposed and shamed by an ethical blogger. Wonderful! Continue reading →

Filed under Business & Commercial, Ethics Dunces, Ethics Heroes, Journalism & Media, The Internet, Etiquette and manners, Character

Tagged as fairness, honesty, civility, plagiarism, remorse, bloggers, apologies, copyright, Mary Frances Prevost, Robert Ripley, Duane Lester, Oregon Times Observer

May 16, 2012

Ethics Round-Up in Race, Religion and Sex: GOP Bigotry, Georgetown’s Integrity, and Warren’s Absurdity

Playing catch-up: three important ethics stories that mustn’t get buried. Continue reading →

Filed under Character, Citizenship, Environment, Gender and Sex, Government & Politics, Race, Religion and Philosophy, U.S. Society

Tagged as affirmative action, anti-gay bias, bigotry, Catholic Church, diversity, Elizabeth Warren, ethics, gay marriege, Georgetown University, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sibelius, honesty, integrity, Massachusetts, political correctness, Republicans, Robert Marshall, Tracy Thorne-Begland, Virginia

May 14, 2012

Time and Newsweek: Reaching The Dregs, and Ethics Be Damned

The question now is: how much lower can Time and Newsweek sink before they are put out of their, or our, misery? Continue reading →

Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Business & Commercial, Journalism & Media

Tagged as Barack Obama, honesty, journalistic ethics, journalistic integrity, media, Newsweek, Time

May 10, 2012

Ethics Hero: Hillary Clinton

Mrs. Clinton shows the courage to do the bravest thing of all, for some women—show her real face. Continue reading →

Filed under Character, Ethics Heroes, Gender and Sex, U.S. Society

Tagged as aging, Hillary Clinton, honesty, make-up, plastic surgery, role-models, self-esteem

May 9, 2012

Elizabeth Warren and an Affirmative Action Flashback

40 years ago, I talked an All-American girl into taking advantage of affirmative action. Continue reading →

Filed under Character, Citizenship, Education, Government & Politics, Law & Law Enforcement, Race, U.S. Society

Tagged as affirmative action, Elizabeth Warren, fairness, Georgetown University Law Center, honesty, law school admissions, minorities, Popehat

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