Articles
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Leadership is Patient; Leadership is Kind; Leadership is Not Envious…” (Adopted from Corinthians 13: 4-7)
An Article by: Balkees Parveen and Sara A. Gardiner
Character can have many meanings depending on frame of reference. Character can mean the traits we posses that determine our actions, it can be a collection of attributes and morals... ...read more
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Competence without Character is our Greatest Threat - Ms. Tammy M. Toso, MLA and Patrick A. Toffler, COL (R) US Army
Recently, while facilitating a leadership seminar for outstanding high school juniors from across the country, we confirmed (anecdotally) that cheating is "alive-and-well"... ...read more
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Character Development - The West Point Model
We do it to ourselves – because of greed, power, materialism, unfair compensation, cut throat competition and self-aggrandizement... ...read more
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Ethical Dilemmas - Transcend From Success To Significance
A few years ago, while attending a seminar conducted at the Institute for Global Ethics, I was struck by the observation of its President, Dr. Rush Kidder... ...read more
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In Search of Moral Tone - Suzanne Fields THE WASHINGTON TIMES - Published Sept. 2, 2002
As cheaters, liars, and child molesters emerge among esteemed business executives, valued accountants and honored priests, the moral fabric of society looks to be in danger of unraveling like a cheap sweater... ...read more
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Ethics Remain Dead in America - Cal Thomas - July 5, 2002
"Greed is the universal movie, sincerity is a pose, honesty is for chumps, altruism is selfishness with a neurotic twist, and morality is for kids an fools." That was Walt Harrington in the Washington Post... ...read more
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