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NCAA Should Be Giving Indiana The Business Over “Religious Freedom” Law
By Arthur Caplan and Lee Igel Forbes.com | March 27, 2015 The NCAA Final Four men’s basketball championship is due to be played in Indiana’s capital city, Indianapolis, next week. It should not be
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What No One Really Knows About Pro Athletes And Domestic Violence
By Arthur L. Caplan & Lee H. Igel | Forbes.com September 10, 2014 The awful incident of domestic violence perpetrated by NFL star Ray Rice in a casino hotel elevator earlier this year has
Read More »Should The NBA Force Donald Sterling To Sell The Los Angeles Clippers?
By Lee Igel & Arthur Caplan Forbes.com | April 29 , 2014 Donald Sterling, owner of the Los Angeles Clippers NBA team, seems to be an out-and-out racist. That, at least, is what could
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The NFL Needs To Step Up To Arizona’s “Religious Freedom” Bill
By Lee Igel & Arthur Caplan Forbes.com | February 23, 3014 Michael Sam, meet Hank Aaron. During his Major League Baseball career with the Milwaukee Braves, Atlanta Braves, and Milwaukee Brewers from 1954-1976, “Hammerin’
Read More »Michael Sam’s Announcement Is A Non-Issue — Not That There’s Anything Wrong With That
by Arthur L. Caplan & Lee H. Igel Forbes.com | February 10, 2014 Michael Sam earned All-America honors as a football player at the University of Missouri and was named the Associated Press SEC
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Pick one site for the Olympics
By Arthur L. Caplan and Lee H. Igel Philly.com | February 7, 2014 As the 22d Winter Olympic Games begin in Sochi, Russia, it is reasonable to ask: What are they doing there? What
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Alex Rodriguez’s Latest Legal Salvo Unfairly Attacks The Legacy And Achievements Of Michael Weiner
By Wayne McDonnell Forbes.com | January 15, 2014 As it shouldn’t have come as a surprise to anyone, Alex Rodriguez has decided to present his grievances to the United States District Court as he
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Government agency calls ‘Redskins’ offensive
Lisa Desjardins CNN.com | January 8, 2014 The heated debate over the Washington Redskins name has now moved beyond living rooms and corporate offices to the U.S. government itself, with one agency making an
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A’s for Athletes, but Charges of Fraud at North Carolina
By Sarah Lyall NYTimes.com | December 30, 2013 In the summer of 2011, 19 undergraduates at the University of North Carolina signed up for a lecture course called AFAM 280: Blacks in North Carolina.
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