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Category Archives: Higher Education
Of Strength and Weakness
When someone suggests, “Write about something that makes you feel strong,” what would come to your mind. In my mind, the questions began. Physically strong? Mentally strong? Emotionally strong? Please give me a little help here. What do you mean … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Higher Education, Police, Uncategorized
Tagged campus cops, handling complaints, law enforcement, police officers, professionalism
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Of Comfort Zones and Old Friends
Today I have been challenged to write about the last time I left my comfort zone. When I say challenged I must admit I would not have expressed my first thought in polite company. With a background such as mine, … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, family, Higher Education, Law Enforcement, Police, Uncategorized
Tagged Bloganuary, law enforcement, memories, police, society
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GIMME an L. . . . I . . . A. . . . R
It is not possible to say with 100 percent certainty who is lying at Penn State these days. It is possible to say, with a high degree of probability, that most of the key players are lying to some degree. … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Higher Education
Tagged coverups, dishonesty, law enforcement, molestation, Paterno, pedophiles, sexual abuse
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