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In Case of Disaster

Imagine walking into your office, warehouse, or plant tomorrow morning and finding an empty space. Everything is gone. What would you do? How would you start rebuilding your business? What would you say to your employees? The scenario may seem far-fetched, considering that the U.S. Department of Commerce reports that 40% of small firms affected by a natural disaster never reopen -- and that an additional 23% close their doors within 12 months -- it’s a good exercise for any firm that lacks a disaster plan.

NY Post’s Ape Cartoon More Than Harmless Satire

NY Post’s Ape Cartoon More Than Harmless Satire

The New York Post and Sean Delonas have done it again. This time, Delonas, who draws the cartoon for the daily’s Page Six gossip column, depicted two police officers standing over the body of a dead monkey. One officer’s gun is smoking after just being fired.

Registration Problems, Long Lines May Mar Election

Registration Problems, Long Lines May Mar Election

Web sites help If only hanging chads were the country’s biggest headache this election year. Instead, voting irregularities in 2008 are taking the form of faulty voting machines, confusing ballots, hours-long waits in line, missing absentee ballots, and unfiled voter registration forms.

Should Every Vote Count?

The struggle for voting rights has been a long one in the black community. From literacy tests to Jim Crow laws, blacks in America have had much to overcome to...

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