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Annie Le’s Murder: A Case Of Workplace Violence?
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hfields
As lab tech Raymond Clark III appeared in a New Haven court today to be charged with the murder of 24-year-old Annie Le, killed by “traumatic asphyxiation” just days before she was to be married and found stuffed in a wall of the Yale lab where she was a graduate student, the AP is reporting: New Haven…
Whose Life Would You Save?
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Padmini Mangunta
I think I need to take a mental break from the race question, truly frightening schoolyard violence, health care reform, civility and the handful of other topics America is getting itself enraged over this week. So, let’s play a game. Most of us have played different versions of the who-would-you-save game. You know it, “If…
What-If Wednesday: Would You Get In The Middle Of A School Bus Fight?
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hfields
In the news yesterday, a video surfaced of a kid getting viciously beaten on his school bus in Bellville, Illinois. Other children watched, some cheering, others standing by, others still laughing. One or two looked like they possible wanted to step in, but nobody did. Why? Was it fear of getting hurt? Fear of being ostracized? Indecisiveness…
I Wish Everyone Would Shut Up About Patrick Swayze
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hfields
But it’s not because I didn’t like him. I actually loved the guy, as much as one can love an actor one doesn’t know personally. I thought he was great, sexy, funny, a man’s man and a woman’s heartthrob. I don’t have a bad word to say about him. But I still want the world…
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