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College World Series: L.S.U. Keeps Bouncing Back
19.06.2008 00:14
nytimes.com
Louisiana State is making its mark for comebacks this season. The Tigers have 30 come-from-behind victories, including 19 of their last 26 wins dating to April 22.
World
Baseball
Sports of The Times: Randolph Implies Minaya Misled Him About Status
19.06.2008 00:14
nytimes.com
In an interview, Willie Randolph said “shabby” wasn’t strong enough of a word to describe how the Mets treated him.
World
Baseball
Sports of The Times: Fate Finds Rivers but Eludes Randolph
19.06.2008 00:14
nytimes.com
The divergent experiences of Celtics Coach Doc Rivers and former Mets Manager Willie Randolph show how arbitrary the world of professional sports can be.
World
Baseball
Sports of The Times: On a June Day in Philadelphia, a Bit of October Was in the Air
19.06.2008 00:13
nytimes.com
Watching a potential World Series preview, such as the one played by the Red Sox and the Phillies Wednesday, is one of the charms of interleague play.
World
Baseball
South Africa: Grant Temporary Status to All Zimbabweans
19.06.2008 00:04
humanrightswatch.org
Government Should Halt Deportations, Allow Right to Work The South African government should recognize that political repression and economic deprivation have forced Zimbabweans to flee their country and immediately stop deporting them, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Human Rights Watch called on the government to grant Zimbabweans in South Africa temporary status and work rights.
Zimbabwe
Human Rights Protection
Interactive map of state-by-state distracted driving laws
19.06.2008 00:03
computerworld.com
We're getting more and more connected, in more places and at more times. As communications technology becomes more mobile and even integrated with our cars, experts say it's becoming so distracting that we should stay off 'the grid' while driving -- and lawmakers across the country are passing laws to ensure that that happens.
World
Hard & Soft
Driving to distraction
19.06.2008 00:02
computerworld.com
We're getting more and more connected, in more places and at more times. As communications technology becomes more mobile and even integrated with our cars, experts say it's becoming so distracting that we should change our driving habits -- and lawmakers across the country are passing laws to ensure that that happens.
World
Hard & Soft
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