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...Harvard's bats have come alive of late and the Crimson is averaging 7.25 runs in its last four games. In addition to run production from the heart of the lineup, Harvard has also received contributions from its two weakest hitters--sophomore left fielder John Portman (.282, 10 RBI) in the nine-hole and captain Hal Carey (.287, 24) in the leadoff spot...
...discrimination policy is as strong asits weakest link," he said. "This is a bill thatdoesn't like homosexuals...
Though racial profiling is difficult to justify, TIME Washington correspondent Elaine Shannon reports that the U.S. Customs Service faces a specific problem that racial profiling is meant to address. The major overseas drug gangs responsible for the importation of illegal drugs often use the weakest members of their own ethnic groups. "For example," says Shannon, "it is well known that Nigerian crime gangs controlling the heroin trade tend to use U.S. black or Nigerian women as their couriers." The Custom Service does not want to give up the practice of profiling or its right to stop and search African-American...
...trouble. Guess what? All our networks--at least, the ones without encryption keys or extremely alert administrators--are in trouble. Why? Because this is the information age, and the average computer gives up far too much information about itself. Because a network is only as strong as its weakest user. And because the most common log-on password in the world, even in non-English speaking countries, is "password." With users like this, who needs enemies...
...invent a story about a gathering of history's greatest minds in New Orleans. The unfolding of their story effects the fabric of reality, and the great minds descend on Louisiana, sent there by heaven to pass judgment on the world in what is, perhaps, the novel's weakest link...