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03-Aug-2007

 

  • Don't Blame Steroids (New America Media)
    Athletes want to be bigger and stronger. They just want it all. What?s their answer to this? steroids. I don?t blame athletes at all for using drugs. Sure, there are side effects, but it?s not their fault for being too small, not strong enough, and not being able to perform better.


  • Taunton cops make steroids arrests (The Enterprise)
    TAUNTON? Following a tip and surveillance, police arrested two people Sunday in connection with illegal steroids found in a vehicle's gas tank.


  • A Clinic Conducted in Shadows (New York Times)
    The Dodgers scheduled their steroids awareness clinic for the day that Barry Bonds was to finish a three-game series at Dodger Stadium.


  • Dodgers talk to Little Leaguers about steroids (ESPN)
    It was steroids awareness day at Dodger Stadium, and it had nothing to do with Barry Bonds.


  • Horsemen raging over legal steroids (New York Daily News)
    The perception of drug use has always been in horse racing, including suspensions of two of the biggest trainers in the sport earlier this year. Steroids are legal in horse racing and are creating a problem among horsemen.


  • 'Steroid Awareness Day' at Dodger Stadium (Sports Illustrated)
    There was a steroids awareness clinic at Dodger Stadium, and it had nothing to do with Barry Bonds.


  • Hall of Famers not in mood to talk steroids (Cooperstown Crier)
    Hall of Famers were eager to talk about inductees Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken, Jr. at their annual golf tournament Saturday morning at Leatherstocking Golf Course, but when the subject turned to Barry Bonds or steroids they tended to bristle.


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