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Diebold, the leading manufacturer of e-voting machines, suffered the indignity of having its home state of Ohio disqualify its machines because of suspect technology. A December 2003 report by Compuware Corp., a widely respected software and computer-services firm, found at least four security weaknesses in Diebold's AccuVote...
British medical journal the Lancet made a dramatic late entry into the U.S. election fray, fast-tracking publication on its website of a study saying that about 100,000 "excess" Iraqi deaths have occurred since the war began in March 2003. In the first scientific study of the human cost...
"We have been extremely careful not to exaggerate," says Roberts. His team carried out a survey to compare mortality during the 14-month period before the invasion with nearly 18 months just after it. In September, members conducted interviews with 988 randomly selected Iraqi households in 33 statistically representative sample...
Thomas LaVeist, a Johns Hopkins University professor, conducted the survey in collaboration with Black Enterprise. The survey only considered accredited four-year colleges that were well-known or had an African-American population of at least three percent. From the 482 eligible colleges, Black Enterprise polled 1,855 black higher...
ROBERT JOHNS Everett, Wash.