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Jaycee Lee Dugard: Should We Be Nosier Neighbors?
By
hfields
One pictures the kidnapping of young Jaycee Lee Dugard, pictures the little girl snatched from her family, and the mind simply goes blank with horror. Worse–unimaginable even–is the 18 years of slavery and sexual torture she must have endured in that suburban backyard compound. Police are now admitting they could have done more–indeed, in 2006 they…
Remembering Ted Kennedy: Are We Doing It Right?
By
hfields
It is seldom that we lose someone of such legendary stature as Senator Edward M. Kennedy. Though the media may try to play up every death as a Cronkite or a Mother Theresa, I honestly don’t feel the need to shed a tear over Michael Jackson in quite the same way as I do over…
Does Lying on Your Online Dating Profile Get an Ethical Pass?
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Padmini Mangunta
If there were ever an area where the little white lie came into question, it would be online dating. Oh, you’re not 6′ 2″ with abs of steel? Or petite with the body of a goddess? Whoops. And funny how you didn’t mention that wart. Ew. Do you blame them (or do they blame you)…
Can Liars Become Leaders? Disgraced Reporter Jayson Blair Is Now… A Life Coach?!?
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hfields
The AP is reporting disgraced ex-reporter Jayson Blair – famous for plagiarizing (and in some cases, completely fabricating) the news while a New York Times reporter back in 2003 – has a new career these days: Life Coach. Blair, who was once a wunderkind, was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and has admitted substance abuse issues in…
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