steroids News Archive

19-Apr-2007

 

  • Making judicious use of a commissioner's power (USA Today)
    The pendulum swings in sports as it does in every other aspect of our culture, its arcing approach toward the side of law and order now unmistakable. There's a bit of Kenesaw Mountain Landis in at least two of the Big Four professional sports commissioners these days, which is as it should be.


  • Three Former WWE Stars Named In Steroid Scandal (The Wrestling News Page)
    Government documents showed several other names of wrestlers besides those mentioned in the Sports Illustrated story a few weeks ago as linked by Dr. David Wilbirt of Phoenix and having been prescribed steroids by Dr. Wilbirt.


  • NL team notes (USA Today)
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  • Butkus Wants Control Over Linebacker Award (New York Times)
    Former Chicago Bears legend Dick Butkus is suing the Downtown Athletic Club of Orlando to gain control of an award given in his name to a college football linebacker.


  • Track Tigers on an Elephant in Kipling's `Jungle Book' Forest (Bloomberg.com)
    April 18 (Bloomberg) -- A jackal is stalking us. He's just behind us on the track. When we stop, he stops. When we move, he follows. We name him Rover.


  • Intel announces "Core 2 Duo on steroids" (Addict 3D)
    Even though Intel is probably the industry's biggest proponent of multi-core computing and threaded programming, it today announced a single thread acceleration technology at IDF Beijing.


  • Mining battle marked by peaks and valleys (USA Today)
    In the hamlets scattered across the coal fields of southern Appalachia, the news from the courthouse was a breath of fresh air to many: A federal judge had sided with environmentalists fighting to stop a form of destructive strip mining known as mountaintop removal.


  • KCSO arrests 2 on steroid charges (Knoxville News Sentinel)
    The Knox County Sheriff?s Office narcotics unit arrested two men Monday night and seized $2,000 worth of steroids.


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