Death penalty for Miami Hurricanes? How about the death penalty for corporations who kill?

Posted on August 19, 2011 by kwilder

USA Today has the story about violations at The Miami Hurricanes, and how the NCAA has a “death penalty” provision for teams who engage in egregious ethics violations. That is probably a good policy. But, what about having a death penalty for other entities, such as corporations who are involved in ethics violations, or worse, […]

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Obama’s March Madness – The Nader Page

Posted on April 3, 2011 by iwilder

What Mr. Obama should realize is that Japan’s human and economic catastrophe was a gigantic wakeup call to stop playing Russian roulette with the lives of millions of Americans and swing into action. First, he should shut down any plants near large population centers where untested evacuation plans are tragic farces. That means San Onofre […]

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