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...percent of New Jersey blacks, racial profiling must not be so bad. After all, that many agree that airport security should react with “more suspicion” to Middle Eastern travelers, according to a poll conducted in late September by the Star-Ledger/Eagleton-Rutgers. If such strong black support for racial profiling isn’t shocking enough, the fact that it comes from New Jersey makes it even more ironic. In the state scandalized by police use of racial profiling, 38 percent of blacks now stand in opposition to the same civil rights leaders and forward...
...Penn is] a physical team and we always rise to the occasion when we play more physical teams,” Zacarian said. “I love seeing our defense react to some of the more physical players and I enjoy playing them too. It adds a new dimension to the game when a team is particularly aggressive...
...Penn is] a physical team and we always rise to the occasion when we play more physical teams,” Zacarian said. “I love seeing our defense react to some of the more physical players and I enjoy playing them too. It adds a new dimension to the game when a team is particularly aggressive...
...That may be fine for lots of people who would rather be treated as adults than as children and be left to make up their own minds about how to react to government warnings. But with no solid information to divulge about the terrorists' possible methods, targets or timing, Washington risked either crying wolf one time too many or sending a nation from low-grade anxiety into full-blown panic. As a retired FBI counterterrorism official put it, "If you start warning about everything you hear, you become part of the terror, as opposed to part of the solution...
...unhelpful as the one the public got last week. "When we ask those providing the information for practical guidance, there is none," says an official who has attended some of the homeland-security meetings. "I understand that intelligence can't always be precise, but it is frustrating trying to react to such uncertainty...