Oliver: Encourage feedback to avoid whistleblowing
Higher Education, Latest news, Op/Eds, OpinionBy Carl Oliver Whistleblowing is trouble. Every business is vulnerable. Even when the business is innocent, handling whistleblowing is distracting and expensive. Taco Bell in 2011 is an example. News reports said an ex-employee revealed its beef tacos were not 100 percent beef. Other things were mixed in with the meat. Taco Bell responded, “It’s Read More →
Letter to the editor: Vote no on Measure G
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Baffa: Everyone benefits from marine sanctuaries
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Dooling: Think before adding technology to classroom
Columns, Higher Education, Latest newsBy Todd Dooling Technology is entwined throughout our society. It is part of daily lives, our work and our fun, and everyone is using it to assist in learning. Every industry is embracing these disruptive technologies in their search for efficiency or, better yet, competitive advantage. When it comes to our schools, though, success requires Read More →