Tuesday, February 15, 2005

articles 2/15, Spring Training Begins

At long last, Spring Training
First pitchers and catchers report to camp today

NY Daily News
FBI agent hits MLB on 'roids
Says baseball knew of Canseco & probe

Incorrect History
Reading Thomas Woods's "Politically Incorrect Guide to American History."
by Max Boot

NY Times
Resignation at CNN Shows the Growing Influence of Blogs

USA Today
Historian has field day with presidents
Almost every U.S. president complains about bad press. But history sometimes can be even
Assessing Clinton, Johnson

"Dean is Squarely in the Center of His Party"
by Paul Krugman

The values quagmire
by David Limbaugh
The Democratic leadership has a funny way of showing its commitment to 'values.'

'Academic freedom'?
by Thomas Sowell
Professor Ward Churchill of the University of Colorado seems to be enjoying his 15 minutes of infamy for his childish rants against people who were killed in the 9/11 attacks.

Back From Battle
by David Brooks

NY Times
Children and Bipolar Disorder
Experts fear behavioral woes are being mislabeled as serious mental illness.

LA Times
New Weapon Aimed at DVD Piracy
Firm says its technology can successfully block 97% of copying software.

Mad Scientists
Go away, ethics police. Leave the NIH alone.
By Richard A. Epstein

A New Strain of HIV?
How many kinds are out there?
By Daniel Engber

Singled out by society's stare
Stigma jumps from divorced to never-wed

Do Deficits Matter?
by Irwin Stelzer

No Reason '06 Has to Be an Off Year for GOP
by Brendan Miniter

Internet serves as proving ground
CNN's Klein welcomes influence

Rehnquist Wasn't Deep Throat
The latest wild theory about Woodstein's blind source.
By Timothy Noah

I Would Have Fired Eason Jordan:
On the difference between a mistake and brain rot.
by Jack Shafer

Post-steroids era begins now
By Peter Gammons

Mercury News
New allegation directed at Bonds

Allegations can't be ignored
by Skip Bayless

Steroids juiced owners' profits, too
By Bob Ford

Is Mark McGwire a Hall of Famer?
By Ken Rosenthal

A rat with company
By Larry Beil

Houston Chronicle
Thirty reasons why baseball is way better than football

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