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...downhearted. "He was born here in Britain, like I was," says Robin. "It was distressing to be told things like 'Go home, nigger!'" For once Robin, who had converted to Islam while in prison in the 1980s, had a suggestion that seemed to make sense. Muslims, he says, "treat you like a human being." Plus, he says, they get better food in prison. Richard took his father's advice. The next time he was incarcerated, he converted...
...Meanwhile, team owners say under the current system they feel more like sharecroppers than entrepreneurs. They want a bigger piece of the action. "The reason we have so many conflicts is because the CBA doesn't treat us as partners, they treat us as something they own," explains Li Yaomin, general manager of the Shanghai Sharks. "We should be like the NBA with truly independent franchises...
...heart of a raging debate in the cancer community. Doctors know what to do when they find tumors the size of marbles or plums. That's what surgery, radiation and chemotherapy are for. But what do you do with cancers the size of pencil points? Do you treat them as you would a massive tumor? Do you leave them alone? Should you even be looking for them in the first place...
Researchers found that most of the increase came from just a few drugs, including the anti-inflammatory Vioxx, the antiulcer drug Prilosec and the antihistamine Claritin. These drugs lend themselves to so-called direct-to-consumer (DTC) promotion, researchers said, because they treat common chronic conditions and have relatively mild side effects that do not require long disclaimers...
...most faithful turn out to vote. In his budget proposal, Bush called for a 33% increase in spending for abstinence education. He allotted $100 million to seek ways to encourage marriage and two-parent families. Bush's Secretary of Health and Human Services made good on a promise to treat fetuses as children, granting them (and their mothers) eligibility for government-funded health care. That delighted pro-life advocates, as did Justice's backing of an Ohio effort to revive a state law forbidding so-called partial-birth abortion. Handing out plums to the right is meant to galvanize conservative...