A corporation that moves into a town is just as much a resident as the family down the street, Edmund M. Burke believed, and if the business wants to do well, it should become what he called a "neighbor of choice." Continue reading ...
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Appeals court hears case of salt-poisoning child death
Appeals court hears case of salt-poisoning child death
A year after Hannah Overton began serving a sentence of life without parole for capital murder in the bizarre death of a 4-year-old boy, the 13th Court of Appeals was asked to overturn the verdict.
Half of Cambridge Students Say Cheating is Okay
An anonymous study reveals that almost half of students attending England's prestigious Cambridge University have plagiarized a paper; the percentage is even higher for law students.
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