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...nation's 13 million registered athletes have used performance-enhancing substances-a practice that will ultimately lead to addiction in 300,000-350,000 athletes, according to some estimates. And that's just in France. Says Charles Mercier-Guyon, one of a handful of French doctors authorized to conduct drug tests at sports events: "No country or sport has a monopoly on doping, and all will be affected by the problem of addict-athletes as doping spreads...
Summers and members of the Harvard Corporation then left the room, allowing the Overseers to conduct a private vote...
...point, as protesters marched up the Loeb House walkway, a HUPD officer threatened to arrest the students for disorderly conduct...
...several new books about the Microsoft antitrust case, is the startling acknowledgment that Jackson granted author Ken Auletta "about 10 hours of taped interviews." That's a lot of time for a reporter to get out of any source, much less one bound by the Code of Conduct for U.S. Judges to avoid commenting on pending cases. Judge Jackson also spoke with other media, including the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal...
...missed at least two informal deadlines for releasing the results because it is busy responding to airline complaints. The agency says what it has learned from the experience will change the way it will conduct future audits...