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With the scored knoted 5-5 in overtime against Sacred Heart, Coach Chris Wayland took a risk and sent out five forwards for the first shift. The gamble paid...
While PBHA's entrance does not represent a total shift in organizational priorities, Cox says he is hopeful that more people will take the opportunity GBIO provides to combine activism with service...
...decline in beef sales, which would leave governments to prop up national markets on their own. That means a higher bill for grumpy, tofu-eating taxpayers. Which is why those European politicians who ignored warnings about the threat of bse and then lied about it are frenetically trying to shift blame for the crisis. French Agriculture Minister Jean Glavany said last month that Britain should be "morally condemned" for spreading the disease on the Continent. The open market has slammed shut: Germany, France and Italy have responded to doubts about the safety of their homegrown beef by declaring...
...where the rich clients are, tucking a few condoms in her handbag every evening as the sun sets and returning home strictly by 10 so that she won't have to service a taxi-van driver to get a ride back. Thandiwe tells her family she works an evening shift, just not at what. "I get 200 zim [$5] for sex," she says, more for special services. She uses two condoms per client, sometimes three. "If they say no, I say no." But then sometimes resentful johns hit her. It's pay-and-go until she has pocketed...
During the tug of war so far, the pharmaceuticals and Western governments have prevailed. But increasingly, poor countries and AIDS advocates are finding ways to shift the balance. India and Brazil have vigorously exploited a time lag until international patent rules apply to them, manufacturing copies of AIDS drugs and selling them at deeply discounted prices. The practice opens the door for other countries to follow suit by taking advantage of a legal loophole in global-trade rules called compulsory licensing. In effect, it lets countries breach patents during national emergencies to manufacture generic versions of AIDS drugs...