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Richard DeGeorge
Business decisions will be emphasized
Thirty years ago, KU professors were unable to start a course in business ethics because some faculty was accustomed to the "business ethos", was an oxymoron.
"What are the moral responsibilities of companies moving into that area in which laws are not yet in place to limit their actions?" DeGeorge said. "What moral limits should companies operate in that environment follow?"
A second goal of the business ethics
center is to provide training to local companies and help them develop codes of ethics, he said. The center plans to organize seminars and sponsor conferences to support and enhance research.
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DeGeorge said that most of the research done in business ethics dealt with problems for which people did not have any clear moral intuition. But he saw the changes that multinationals moving into Eastern Europe were facing.
Now, Richard DeGeorge, KU distinguished professor of philosophy, and Joseph Reitz, professor of business, are planning the direction of the new International Center for Ethics in Business at KU.
The third goal will be for the center to serve as an informational outlet for the University and the community, DeGeorge said.
"We will collect what's written throughout the world on this topic," he said. "We hope that we will then be able to provide people with documents, information and so on to help with whatever projects they have."
"I think business ethics is now sufficiently established so that it is no longer considered a contradiction in terms." De George said.
KU ethics center planned
ness ethics after writing a research paper defending capitalism against Marxist critics.
DeGeorge, who earned a doctorate in philosophy from Yale University, said he became interested in busi-
By Patricia Rojas Kansan staff writer
"Business ethics has its as aim stating what those areas are that need improvement and suggesting ways to make these improvements."
"In replying to the Marxist critics, I decided that free enterprise as we have it in the United States is justifi- tive," DeGomeau said. "But there's a great deal of wrong in it that can be improved."
The center will be the first of its kind to stimulate and support research in international business, where it is one of its three main tasks, be said.
The center's co-director, Reitz, who earned a doctorate in business from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said he realized soon that a need existed for a systematic way of reaching ethical decisions
The National Association of College Broadcasters has named KJHJ the best college radio station in the country in management and general operations.
In the association's first "Top Station Search." KJHK won the award for having excellent management structure, training programs, departmental interaction, motivation of staff and communication.
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Tim Mensenbick, KJHK general manager, said, "I am excited for our students, faculty and the school. This award is proof that our students are working hard and that the faculty and school are achieving academic success."
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Federal Communications Commission regulations state that noncommercial, educational FM stations will be licensed upon showing that the station will be used for the development of an educational program.
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said. "Alternative music is our niche. We couldn't compete with the Fox (KCFX) in Kansas City or with classical stations."
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"But we decided to put that in the past," she said. "We are just concerned with being a radio station."
Chris Bihuinak, KJHK promotions director, said the station would continue to program alternative music.
Vap said that in a management meeting before the 1990-91 academic year, the same controversy came up.
contest, KJHK submitted more than 90 pages of documents to the National Association of College Broadcasters. 'The documents included the management structure of the station, examples of training programs, the station's mission statement and a KJHK newsletter.'
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Menskind said the judges for the award probably took into account the rough waters the station had been through in the past.
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