Catching Foxes Wait... You thought I was going to propose?
Interesting Nonprofit updates at Luke's Notre Dame ongoing studies. We talk about a fascinating thing: contract failure and market failure.
Gomer rethought his Libertarism due to the realization that corporations have more money than many governments. Anarcho-capitalism sounds nice (if you have money).
Thanksgiving plans for the boys. Luke goes to the Cabin in the Woods. Gomer invites The Woodlands.
Epic failures in Proposals for both Luke and Gomer. Shannon likes to tell this story.
And we close with comments on Fr. James Jackson's arrest for child porn. This was Gomer's confirmation sponsor. Gomer knew him really well when he was in high school but hasn't maintained contact in 20 years, so there's that. Real talk: I was utterly and completely shocked at this accusation. I hope he's innocent but it doesn't look good.
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Links:
- Executive Master of Nonprofit Administration (EMNA) - Notre Dame Business Mendoza College of Business — "When you graduate from the EMNA program, you’ll not only receive a degree from a legendary nonprofit university renowned for advancing the greater good..." OH BOY! DID LUKE WRITE THIS????
- Non-Distribution Constraint | Learning to Give — The non-distribution constraint is a concept associated with non-profit corporations that gives them a greater degree of trust when compared to many for-profit organizations.
- Contract failure - Wikipedia — Contract failure describes a situation in which the consumer of a good or service is unable to evaluate its quality, thus incentivizing the producer to produce a lower quality good or service.
- Clint Dempsey | USMNT | U.S. Soccer Official Site — Known for his aggressive style and attacking flair, Dempsey excelled on the club front in Europe like few U.S. players before or since.