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Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Trading Places, and Today’s News – Some Saturday Musings about Values, Morals, Ethics

News item: Dallas Police Department fires three officers: Dallas Police Chief David Brown fired three officers Friday in cases involving alleged substance abuse, including one who police say drove while drunk and fired a weapon out of his car and another found to have misused prescription drugs. News Item: Parkland Memorial Hospital fired a social… Read More Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Trading Places, and Today’s News – Some Saturday Musings about Values, Morals, Ethics

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“We Were Not Found Wanting” – the Challenge for Every Company & Organization Facing Difficult Times

Robert Wilsonsky of the Dallas Observer was taking a walk through yesteryear, and found an old, wrinkled memo to employees at Parkland Hospital in the aftermath of the JFK tragedy.  (read his article here).  Parkland is having tough times today, but they certainly had to face a tougher time that one weekend. In the memo… Read More “We Were Not Found Wanting” – the Challenge for Every Company & Organization Facing Difficult Times

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