Penn State and Second Mile Scandal Strayer University Public Relations May 2‚ 2014 Gerald “Jerry” Sandusky founded The Second Mile in 1977. The Second Mile is a nonprofit organization that was established to help young boys with disadvantage families and home environments. The foundation also provided support for their families as. The intent of the foundation was to assist youth with promoting self-confidence‚ also to assist in physical‚ personal and academic success. The organization
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Volkswagen (VW) “Dieselgate” scandal comes to light‚ the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) started testing other automobiles on the road to ensure compliance of regulation. This leads to the exposure of Fiat Chrysler (FC) scandal and Renault scandal in 2017 (Bovens‚ 2017). Similar to VW‚ they were accused using a “defeat device” software to bypass laboratory test on nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission level. Such act of cheating and the increase in scandal draws attention to the importance
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As soon as the payola case began in the 1950’s‚ it becomes a serious topic that some people begin to use to engage bribes. This includes millions of dollars getting stolen by bribes. One of the investigations is the payola scandal with Alan Freed and Dick Clark. This subject escalated throughout the year with these young jockeys. Payola is an illegal practice of a payment made to bribe someone into the broadcast if recordings to publish new songs. When the payola case is discovered‚ a
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SEARS‚ ROEBUCK‚ AND CO. THE AUTO CENTER SCANDAL History and Introduction of Sear‚ Roebuck‚ and Co. Sears‚ Roebuck and Co began in the 19th century and sold farm supplies and consumer items as a small mail order company. The first Sears retail store opened up in Chicago on the 2nd February 1925 in the building named the Merchandise. This store had included a soda fountain and an optical shop. The first detached and separate retail store opened up on the 5th October 1925 in a city called Evansville
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The article‚ Ripping Off Young America: The College-Loan Scandal is an article casting light on the dire circumstance of the student loan market. The author‚ Mike Taibbi‚ is a notable journalist and columnist for Rolling Stone. A classic Bill Maher pundit‚ Taibbi wrote this article in August slamming the state of higher education and the dangerous upward spiral of tuition costs‚ and the government’s willingness to lend to increasingly risky borrowers. This article is a shock and awe campaign
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The Critique of "The Abu Ghraib Prison Scandal: Sources of Sadism" In the article "The Abu Ghraib Prison Scandal: Sources of Sadism‚" Marianne Szegedy- Maszak discusses the horrifying acts of our American soldiers against the Iraqi detainees in the Abu Ghraib prison. The American guards photographed themselves torturing and humiliating the prisoners. Marianna presents the idea that maybe these few guards aren’t just a few bad seeds’ but in fact any average person would commit similar acts given
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Part A - Research the Salt Lake City Olympics scandal and address specific issues that link to Bigtown’s situation. Upon reading the article‚ "The Big Business of the Olympics and Bribery‚ I can identify several items that are similar to the proposed arrangement for Bigtown’s mayor. First‚ it is unfair to offer contracts for city work to companies who can bring convention business. Not all companies may be able to bring convention business to the town at this time. Unfortunately‚ this would leave
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SEARS‚ ROEBUCK‚ AND CO.: THE AUTO CENTER SCANDAL Sears‚ Roebuck‚ and Co. began in the late 1800s as a mail-order company that sold farm supplies and other consumer items. Its first retail store opened in the mid-1920s. Responding to changes in American society‚ such as the move from farms to factories and the presence of the automobile in many homes‚ hundreds of retail stores opened over the years. The company expanded rapidly‚ and eventually it diversified to include other businesses: insurance
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Let us take into consideration a well know auto manufacturing called Volkswagen; in a peer review case-study written by Bibhu P. Patra the author of “The Deliberate Deception Case Study on Volkswagen Emission Scandal” give a detail account of the company’s deliberately deceiving the United States emission board but shamefully breaking the trust of countless firms in the auto-industry‚ the public as well numerous countries around the world to include the United
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