steroids News Archive

27-Sep-2009

 

  • Steroids policy violator reinstated (Miami Herald)
    The lone prep athlete suspended through the state's now-dormant steroids testing program has been reinstated for competition, according to a Florida High School Athletic Association report.


  • The Real Culprits In This Meltdown (Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo! News)
    Big Government: Barack Obama and Democrats blame the historic financial turmoil on the market. But if it's dysfunctional, Democrats during the Clinton years are a prime reason for it.


  • Peugeot Bringing a Hybrid to Le Mans (Wired News)
    Peugeot's shown diesels can dominate Le Mans, now it wants to try its luck with a hybrid. Yes, a hybrid.


  • Steroid summit urges coaches to be first line of defense (The Frisco Enterprise)
    A collection of coaches from Frisco ISD and several from Celina and McKinney listened intently as Don Hooton spoke Sunday about the dangers of anabolic steroids at an anti-doping summit at Frisco Liberty High School.


  • Hornaday was able to put steroids furor aside (Winston-Salem Journal)
    Ron Hornaday, the defending Truck tour champion, won a race a day after having to deal with a media furor about his use of steroids a few years ago, and some questions about possible use of a human growth hormone.


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