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...first 24 hours, proponents of the drug say that any obstacle-a pharmacy that?s out of stock or a pharmacist who refuses to dispense the drug-runs down the clock toward an unplanned pregnancy. Anti-abortion-rights groups were disappointed. ?It?s a capitulation to the strong-arm tactics of the abortion lobby,? says Wendy Wright, president of Concerned Women for America. ?There is no great demand for this drug...
...Anderson said. Yet the 2006 squad is stronger than last year’s team. The Crimson will have a better attack with the return of junior Greg Cohen, who provided much of the offense his freshman year. Cohen missed the entire 2005 season after he broke his arm during the preseason. “We’re looking for him to provide a lot of offense for us,” Mikula said. “We’re looking forward to having him back this year. He was really someone we missed.” Cohen...
...committee member Alfred Fantini expressed positive sentiments about the school system and noted that the market research study will arm the committee with the necessary tools it needs to reverse the current enrollment trend...
However, Mark A. Taborsky, a managing director at Stanford Management Company—the arm responsible for managing Stanford University’s endowment—said that, while he sees energy futures trading as a promising avenue for hedging against future volatility in energy markets, it is not something currently being considered by Stanford...
...Developing Nations license, there’s a moral question about copyright in the developing world. Presently, developing nations are being arm-twisted into adopting copyright systems that were developed by and for developed nations. International agreements like the WIPO [World Intellectual Property Organization Copyright Treaty] of 1996, which is now being incorporated into a lot of the U.S. free-trade agreements, are a kind of information feudalism...