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...mail, HBS contacted Finnigan’s parents, who directed the school to Karen Karr, Joe’s girlfriend. Karr knew that the North County Times in California had a reporter embedded with the 3/5. The reporter allowed Finnigan to use his satellite phone to conduct the interview...
...later died. The lines these men crossed may seem important in peacetime, but in wartime such lines grow fuzzy and indistinct compared with the bold line that separates life and death, and this was the line where they chose to make their stand, their professional codes of conduct be damned. When one is lost in a sandstorm, deafened by artillery and surrounded by primal cries of agony, an ethical lapse can be a moral leap...
...community really have to decide what we’re going to allow as standards of conduct,” Lurie said. “Discrimination of any sort should not be allowed at the College...
Summers’ advice regarding developing nations comes as Harvard fights a two-year-old lawsuit in which the government has alleged that the conduct of two University affiliates undermined a federally funded economic reform program in Russia. The parties are waiting on a judge’s decision on whether or not Harvard can be found liable for $102 million in damages without a trial...
Doing nothing because one can’t do everything is not an ethical line of conduct, as far as I am concerned. No humanitarian aid organization would have ever been created upon such a defeatist logic. One has to start somewhere, if only to shake up the terrible apathy that settles in, the paralyzing depression. At the very least, a debate on this issue has to be launched...