Improving and Modernizing Business Ethical Codes
The issue brought into question comes from “Codes of Ethics: Texts in Practice,” written by Peta Bowden and Anne Surma, […]
Nader vs. Friedman on ‘Government Regulations’ and Consumer Rights
In the interview between Ralph Nader and Milton Friedman, “Government Regulation – Too Much or Too Little?” with moderator Hugh […]
Reviewing Mike Martin’s ‘Meaningful Work’ on Professional Motives
To preface his own thoughts, writer Mike W. Martin, in chapter two of his book Meaningful Work: Rethinking Professional Ethics […]
Evaluating Company Policies for Socially Ethical Standards
In the world of checks and balances regarding corporate social responsibility, it is becoming increasingly more necessary to keep ethical […]
Marketing Schemes of the LuLaRoe Company: Can We Take Good From The Bad?
The company LuLaRoe has recently taken the stage as being an incredibly unethical and selfish enterprise, and this is because […]
Balancing the Mind: Tieing Artfulness to Meditation
With constant stressors in our lives, like work or school, it is important to both to relax and to stretch […]
Conflicts with Technology in Interpersonal Relationships
Conflicts within relationships are healthy because of how they aid in getting to know both ourselves and the other person […]
Cultural Appropriation vs. Appreciation: Thompson-Hernández on the Lowrider Culture in Japan
The article “How My Southeast L.A. Culture Got to Japan” was written to accompany Walter Thompson-Hernández’s short film on L.A. […]
Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang Wants to Give $1000 to All Monthly
The Democratic candidate for the 2020 election, Andrew Yang, spoke with Joe Rogan on Tuesday about his forward-thinking plans and […]
Confucius, Daoism, & Humanity
Asking who we are or ought to be is a question asked across time, uniquely in Confucius’ teachings, he asked […]