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Ask any U-M fan what consequences Jim Harbaugh should face over the Wolverines' ever-worsening sign-stealing/illegal-scouting scandal and they'll tell you he shouldn't be held accountable at all because he didn't know about it. Problem with that is his involvement or lack thereof is irrelevant to the NCAA. It's also irrelevant to the original Michigan Man.

Hypocrisy of the most utterly shameless and oblivious order is as elemental to U-M as the winged helmet, fall Saturdays, and a fanbase constituted primarily by those without any tangible connection to the institution whatsoever.

[Editor’s Note: The High Cost of Risky Business: Lessons in Vigilance from Enron, Wirecard, and Silicon Valley Bank was first published March 15, 2023 on ComplexDiscovery and is...

John U. Bacon has worked nearly three decades as a writer, a public speaker, and a college instructor, winning awards for all three.

cover28Table of Contents30back-cover 2021 Lycoming College Summer Magazine NEWS FACULTY & STAFF Amy Rogers ’92, Ph.D. , department chair and professor of education, recently co-authored two chapters in teacher education books related to Lycoming Colleges professional semester of student teaching and ensuring high-quality mentors for teacher candidates. The poem “Monks Mood” by Sascha Feinstein, Ph.D. , Robert L. and Charlene Shangraw Professor of English, was translated into Chinese and ...

Content warning: descriptions of sexual abuse. Chuck Christian is dying of prostate cancer. He's 61 years old. Christian came forward as one of Dr. Robert Anderson's many victims of sexual abuse over a year ago. By that time, he'd already outlived the terminal prognosis he received four years earlier. His story is devastating. It was as much odd as it was alarming, then, when Christian started to find blood in his bodily fluids in the early 2000s. He begrudgingly made an appointme...

    “Planet Earth Report” provides descriptive links to headline news by leading science journalists about the extraordinary discoveries, technology, people, and events changing our knowledge of Planet Earth and the future of the human species. Stephen Hawking –“Treating AI as Science Fiction Would Potentially Be Our Worst Mistake Ever”, reports The Daily Galaxy. “We should plan ahead,” warned physicist Stephen Hawking who died last March, 2018, and was buried next to Isaac Newt...