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...appreciate the symbolic nature of his legal woes, high-profile cases like his can serve only to heighten awareness of drug laws, directing a nation's focus on the inequities inherent in sentencing and parole procedures. Is addiction a criminal activity? Our laws say yes. Do our laws treat some addicts more equally than others? Certainly. Will those same addicts achieve useful lives without intensive treatment? Probably...
...Maybe I'm just getting older, but fans never ruined my right to enjoy a game when I was a kid. Today I can't go to Yankee Stadium without being feeling sorry for a family seated nearby. They came to treat a child to a baseball game, and they got Eminem live...
...Unfortunately for Kinyanjui, few of his fellow Africans see it that way. Homosexuality is socially and officially shunned in Africa. With the exception of South Africa, whose constitution bans discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, most countries treat homosexuality as illegal and punish its practice with lengthy prison sentences. African leaders actively oppose gay rights and seem personally repulsed that some of their citizens may be gay. Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi has called homosexuality a scourge, while Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni last year ordered the arrest of a gay couple for "abominable acts." Perhaps the best known...
...treat it any differently financially," he said...
...compensate for the imbalance in power between himself and the Israelis by allowing (and even encouraging) political brushfires in the West Bank and Gaza, assuming that Washington would rush in to play fire brigade and earn him a few more concessions. But the Bush administration is likely to treat the region in a more hands-off fashion and, of course, Sharon may be a lot less sensitive to American sensibilities if confrontations escalate in the West Bank and Gaza. Which could still drag both sides back toward the violent strategic impasse of the late 1980s. Then again, despite the around...