d) 1870

 

 
b) Music Man

d) Annie 

 
4. Where in the world did the classic green salad mix known as "Spring Mix," consisting of arugula, chervil, lamb's lettuce, frissee and other leafy greens, originate?

a) Northern New York

 

d) The South of France

 
5. True or False: On the first day of spring, otherwise known as the vernal equinox, the hours of daylight and of darkness are equal.

 

3. a

4. d
5. True

 

Ethics remains an essential element of any responsible company.  Here are some important points to keep in mind to help integrate ethics and values into your organization.
 

1.Understand that the intensified focus on value and ethics is not

   a passing fad.  It's here to stay - encouraged by an around-the-

   clock news cycle and latest reputation-defining tools such as

   blogs.  Like it or not, transparency owns the future.  Values

   and ethics are bedrock issues for organizations of all types

   and sizes.
 
2. Live your code of ethics.  Make sure behaviors match words. 

    Be very clear about what constitutes unacceptable behavior. 

    Go beyond compliance - aspire to integrity.
 
3. Understand that it's all about the T-word - trust - and that trust

    is bankable.  Share the best and worst practices of others with

    your management team.  Hold yourself accountable and

    expect others to do the same.
 
4. Reputation starts with your own employees and builds up from

    there.  Drive the ethics conversation deep into your

    organization.  Use real-life scenarios to demonstrate the

    importance of every employee doing the right things.  Empower

    every employee to talk about what your company stands for.
 
5. Emphasize problem prevention.  Listen to the signals of

    potential trouble and take action.  Protect those who come

    forward.  Be an organization committed to constant

    improvement and provide a range of training that supports this

    goal.
 
Article by Davis Young for The Public Relations Strategist, Winter, 2009 Edition