In Time, Inc. v. Hill, the Supreme Court ruled that:
a) celebrities can prevent magazines from publishing information about their private lives; b) the fact that a celebrity is gay is newsworthy and not private; c) public figures must prove negligence to win an invasion of privacy lawsuit; d) a family that was held hostage by escaped convicts had to prove actual malice to win a false light privacy case against a magazine; e) a person’s sex change surgery was newsworthy.
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If you were trying to decide your major in college, you may want to interview others who have graduated in the areas that you are interested in to see what kinds of jobs they hold. This type of an interview is called:
A. employment selection. B. common interview. C. information gathering. D. organizational interview.
According to the proportion formula, 
= ____.
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
. is a leadership style that enables the leader to more effectively utilize the talents, abilities, and knowledge of others and, at the same time, increase his or her available time to work on more strategic activities, rather than on "putting out fires."
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
How does treating your sources fairly work in your favor?
What will be an ideal response?