I feel that it is legitimate for a company or employee to review an applicant's Facebook or MySpace profile, for one reason: As an employee, that person represents their company.

I completely agree with the column on steroid and supplement use in professional sports. While the use of these drugs by professional athletes is horrible for America, children and the sports themselves, baseball is not the lone culprit.

Mr. Blakely has been blinded by his distaste for the right. Miss Coulter's calling out of a few attention-craving old women is far from relative to comparing Bush's USA to Stalinist Russia, Pol Pot's Cambodia and Hitler's Germany.

Mr. Blakely indicts himself as not supporting the troops in his complaint against Mr. Warren's accurate and reasoned column. By suggesting that enlistment is the only means of legitimate support in the war against militant Muslims, Mr. Blakely condemns himself unless he has kept his military service a secret from Battalion readers.

There are two main factors that employers consider when hiring employees: the qualifications of the potential employee and the character of the employee.

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