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.

What does 'family values' mean in the Trump era?

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.

Can College Athletes Unionize?

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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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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