Heroes, Villains and Fools
Regrettably, a high profile FBI crime investigation seems to be opened on a regular basis these days. Mass killings like the recent one at a synagogue in Pittsburg are part of the reason. Counting the Thousand Oaks bar shooting this week, there have … [Continue reading]
Schools and houses of worship are two of the most revered places in our society. They are also among the most vulnerable since—unlike many places of business, transportation centers and the like—they've generally lacked guards and security. That's … [Continue reading]
Good things come to those who, uh, subscribe.* The Proverb used to be Good things come to those who wait. In other words, a patient seeker will be satisfied in due time. Hence, patience is a virtue. Now, if you subscribe to my website via … [Continue reading]
I’ve expanded the original scope of this site from bullying and discrimination to include criminal justice, starting with this Criminology Research Tutorials series. I am a criminology professor, so I have a lot of great info to share. Today I’m … [Continue reading]
Images of one of the murderers featured in Schonborn's next book. … [Continue reading]
I've been thinking about Senator John McCain—survivor, hero, villain, family man? In mourning the passing of a one-of-a-kind U.S. senator, I've concluded he was a complex character, defying pigeon holes. McCain—more than a survivor, hero, … [Continue reading]
Karl here with an answer: Bullying begets violence: This is the first of a multi-part series of guest posts by two experts in the fight against bullying. In keeping with the themes of this website, they will at various times discuss the connection … [Continue reading]