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Corporate tax cheats. Steroid-enhanced athletes. Fact-falsifying journalists. Most of us have gotten used to news of cheaters and their various forms of dishonesty. But one author is so outraged about what he sees as a pervasive ethical problem, he wants a social revolution to solve it. Trouble is, David Callahan's book, "The Cheating Culture," is a little light on research and a little heavy on cliches, according to our reviewer.
June 30, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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