John Culhane

Widener University / Slate

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John Culhane is a professor of law and co-director of the Family Health Law & Policy Institute at Widener University's Delaware Law School. He also writes the Hey Daddy column for Slate.

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Kindness, Respect, Character -- Parents work to instill those values in their children.

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The regional director of the National Labor Relations Board ruled yesterday that football players at Northwestern University should be allowed to unionize.

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College athletes raise a lot of money for their schools, but some football players say their schools aren’t always looking out for their best interests.

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