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Category Archives: Business
Work for money, not health care [60 second ideas]
America can free employees and employers from the shackles of a health care system that depend on employment status. How many people stay in jobs they hate, where they are miserable and unproductive, to hold on to health care for … Continue reading
Weather A-Wear
This is a small idea my friend and I have been working on since last summer, and since we are all trying to do our 60 second ideas, I figured I would see what everyone thinks… Our Premise Basically we … Continue reading
lit·er·a·cy “The ability to read and write”
I believe if there were more focus on literacy in our world, our world would improve tremendously. In America alone 40 million adults are illiterate. Literacy is essential to living in any society. In order to fully develop a sense … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Government, Society
Tagged America, Change, Illiteracy, literacy, world
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Don’t Shop at Wal-Mart
Wal-Mart is generally accepted as an evil company. Destroying this empire will bring nothing but good things for everyone involved. Competitors, suppliers, local communities, Wal-Mart employees and taxpayers in general lose out thanks to Wal-Mart’s business practices. An outright boycott of … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Equality, Ethics, For Fun, Society
Tagged Economy, Small Businesses, Society, Wal-Mart
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I WANT SOMETHING OTHER THAN DOMINOES AFTER 11PM
I, like many Bucknellians, enjoy the occasional midnight snack. What I, like many other Bucknellians, do not enjoy, is attempting to find a late hour only to come up with the default, Dominoes. Now, I do not have any problem … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cases (Real World), Society
Tagged bucknell, Bucknell University, Business, Campus, Campusfood, Chinese, Chinese Food, Dominoes, economics, Fast food, food, lewisburg, Lewisburg Pennsylvania, New York, People, Protest, protests, Social Responsibility, Student
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E-mails E-mails E-mails
This week I want to talk about the many opportunities available to Bucknell students that are ignored. Many leaders that come from Bucknell University are eager and willing to be involved with current alums as well as students.
Wal-Mart: Always low prices? Or always low wages?
From the discussion of Wal-Mart that we had in class, it was odd to see a company that so many loves thrive from low wage labor. On the outside looking in, it is easy to be blinded by the many … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cases (Real World), Equality, Ethics
Tagged Business, Ethics, Milton Friedman, Sam Walton, United States, Wal-Mart
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Rawlsequality
John Rawls published the book, A Theory of Justice, in 1971, his philosophy throughout the book was structured around justice and a theoretical program to institute political structures designed to preserve social justice and individual liberty.[1] Rawls’ writings are predominantly … Continue reading
We should all just listen to our “gut”
“An American company going into Indonesia and working with regime that killed almost 200,000 people…I know that that’s got to bother you…I don’t know you personally, but I know you have a conscience” – Michael Moore to Phil Knight (Nike’s CEO) … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Equality, Ethics, For Fun
Tagged Decisions, Emotion, Empathy, Ethics, exploitation, Nike, Phil Knight
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In Denial
The case of Shell entailed more than just the oil company; the Ogoni people and the land they used to subsist were affected by Shell’s oil wells. The company’s involvement in Nigeria caused many problems for the people there and … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Business, Cases (Real World), Ethics, Government, Society
Tagged corporate responsibility, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Nigeria, Ogoni People, Royal Dutch Shell, Shell
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The True Colors of Royal Dutch Shell
A corporation is like a person. Who they are is defined by the decisions they make and the actions they take. The same goes for the reverse. Not acting says just as much about a person or corporation’s character. The … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cases (Real World), Equality, Ethics, Government
Tagged Donaldson, Hartman, Shell
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Air Jordan’s – The Shoe to Die for
Will the Air Jordan brand be a life support for Nike or eventually fade out? When addressing this question there are many things to take into consideration other than the fact that Michael Jordan is retired from the NBA and may soon be … Continue reading
Creativity Panel Next Week
The Bucknell Forum “Creativity: Beyond the Box” series invites you to our final event of the semester, a conversation with four young alumni who apply their Bucknell learning in a range of ways in design, acting, engineering, and innovation for … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cases (Real World)
Tagged bucknell, Bucknell University, career, creativity
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An American Dilemma: The High Compensation of CEO’s
The generous compensation packages given to chief executives of large Fortune 500 companies are very controversial because these packages are rarely based on the company’s performance and often worth an exuberant amount of money.
Posted in Business, Cases (Real World), Equality, Ethics, Society
Tagged CEO, compensation packages, Freeman, Money, rawls, stakeholders
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Preguntas
1. How instrumental are 0% interest loans to the success of Kiva? What would happen if interest bearing loans were created? 2. According to “Campaigns and Movements,” “membership in a movement requires the ability to see particular campaigns for particular … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Business, Cases (Real World), Class, Society
Tagged Business, Entrepreneurship, Kiva, Microfinance, Occupy Wall Street, Social entrepreneurship
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