Ethics Bob

There were 112 Ethics Bob  posts in 2011, and 14,000 page views. Here are my ten favorites:

• Ex-Auburn Prof Jim Gundlach gets a mythical Sam Goldwyn award* for speaking truth to power—to Auburn football http://goo.gl/x3ro4
• Turks trust strangers, and the trust is repaid http://goo.gl/4UBW6
• Drew Brees: ethics hero and football hero. He lives by “If not me, who? http://goo.gl/RMzsV
• Tim Pawlenty announces for President, grabs third rail of Iowa politics, earns mythical Edmund Burke Award. http://goo.gl/yBdXS
• Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) defends Muslim judge Sohail Mohammed, calls opponents “crazies.” Hooray for an ethics hero http://goo.gl/KtCCQ
• Three cheers for Bret Baier, Chris Wallace, and Byron York of Fox News, and for Rachel Maddow of MSNBC http://goo.gl/gsXAx
• Ethics: I’m giving it away http://goo.gl/Rl1jB
• LSU Tigers Coach Les Miles gets a mythical Chip Kelly Award* for suspending three stars for the big game with Auburn http://goo.gl/rjns5
• Report from Zuccotti Park, and what’s next for Occupy Wall Street http://goo.gl/Sk5sV
• Rose Bowl, BCS Bowl, Ethics Bowl http://goo.gl/MxGYu
• The lesson from Penn State http://goo.gl/Tnn03

Tags: Auburn, Bret Baier, Byron York, Chip Kelly award, Chris Christie, Chris Wallace, Drew Brees, Edmund Burke Award, ethics, Ethics Bowl, Ethics Hero, Fox News, If not me, Jim Gundlach, Les Miles, LSU Tigers, MSNBC, Muslims, Occupy Wall Street, Penn State, Rachel Maddow, Sam Goldwyn award, Sohail Mohammed, third rail of politics, Tim Pawlenty, trust, truth to power, Turkey, who?, Zuccotti Park

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