Show transcribed image text be that can or resolving differing in principles no right and wrong making ethical decisions possibility of cultures illustration of how one on for theory because of Con Case 3.2 as an relativism. frameworks the s reject the ethical relativism principles them ethical plication but agreeing on the in the world of son may have the wrong decision to live made CASE 3.2 THE FIRING OF BoBBY PETRINO of head On April 10, 2012, University of Arkansas athletic director Jeff Long announced the firing had a football coach Bobby Petrino, age 51. Over $21 million remained on his contract. Petrino 34-17 record his four years 21-5 in the last two years. He took Arkansas to its first BCS bowl in Bowl. In 2011, the Razorbacks beat Kansas State game in 2010, losing to Ohio State in the Sugar in the Cotton Bowl. Petrino's demise started with a motorcycle crash. On the motorcycle with Petrino was Jessica Dor- age 25, a former volleyball Just a few days before the crash, on March 28, he had added rell, player. her to his support staff with a gift of $20,000. She was one of three finalists out of 158 other ap plicants. Previously she had worked for the Razorbacks Foundation. The April 1 motorcycle crash was on a Arkansas road. He received four broken ribs and rural a cracked vertebrae. He did not tell university officials until four days later. Long said, "Coach Petrino had a lot of opportunities to be forthcoming, and he chose not to. Petrino was married and had four children.He and Dorrell had had a relationship for a significant period of time. He reported in an interview, "How could I put what we had in jeopardy? This is what I wake up early every morning thinking about… Why?" the $18 million Long reported that "Petrino was fired with cause-meaning he will not receive buyout his contract called for-and there were no discussions about ways to keep Petrino Thin ITHIrs AND ORGANIzATIONAL