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...dirty deeds of its own players? Could your employer, say, investigate your drug use, and issue its conclusion in a report to the public? The answer seems to be yes. "A player's privacy rights would not include having crimes committed by them concealed by the league," says Jim Cohen, a Fordham University law professor. Using steroids without a prescription is a criminal act, so baseball may not have been out of bounds here. Then again, as many lawyers assessing the report made clear, the report doesn't exactly offer rock solid evidence that such crimes were actually committed...
...West, DiSesa, and Hrdy won at the top three flights, dropping only one game amongst the three of them. The high level of talent encountered will help the younger members of the A team, who stepped up from their usual positions. Freshman J. Reed Endresen and sophomore Franklin Cohen will become valuable assets later in the season. “That is going to come in handy when playing later,” DiSesa said. “[They] will have that experience to draw on later when playing better players.” With a little under two months...
Matthew R. Cohen ’11 said he was grateful for the holiday gatherings organized on campus...
...example, while Samuel C. Cohen ’00 was vice-president in 1998, he pushed for access to cable television for students and increased funding for student groups—both of which are platform issues in this year’s race...
...Different administrators were more or less receptive—if they agreed with your idea, there was a much greater chance they were going to be supportive of it,” Cohen said. “My experience was that they would certainly listen and be polite, but if they didn’t agree with you—you were going to have a hard time...