1
Sunday Review
So Will Processed Meat Give You Cancer?
The debate distracts us from the health messages that really matter.I will get checked again soon.
2
Opinion
A Possible Link Between Meat and Cancer
Readers have divergent reactions to a new study that raises health concerns.Yes.
3
Sports
These Marathoners Can’t Get Enough of New York
Among the New York City Marathon’s “streakers,” the competition is to keep finishing, year after year.4
Sports
Stanley Biwott of Kenya Wins New York City Marathon Men’s Race
With a burst of late speed, including running the 21st mile at a stunning 4:24, Biwott captured his first major marathon title.
"Biwott’s
former coach, Claudio Berardelli of Italy, was fired last month by a
high-profile Italian athlete management group; three of Berardelli’s
Kenyan runners had tested positive for banned substances since 2012.
They include Rita Jeptoo, a three-time winner of the Boston Marathon.
More
than 30 Kenyan runners have been penalized for using prohibited
substances in recent years, but neither of Sunday’s champions in New
York — Biwott or Mary Keitany — has been implicated in doping. Keitany
has campaigned for stronger antidoping measures."
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Opinion
Excluding Blacks From Juries
Far too many prosecutors exploit peremptory challenges to create racially unrepresentative juries and win convictions.Prosecutors should be seeking justice. Often, that is not a conviction.
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U.S.
California Seeks Federal Aid as Bark Beetles Destroy Trees
Gov. Jerry Brown, blaming the drought for the infestation of native bark beetles, declared a state of emergency and requested federal help to remove dead and drying trees.Build no roads. The snags are important.
7.
Magazine
Apartment House of Horrors
In South Korea, a first-time home buyer fails to beware.Due diligence is necessary.
8
Opinion
Juvenile Records
A lawyer at the Juvenile Law Center says we need to give young people a second chance.These measures cost more initially.
9
Opinion
Academia’s Rejection of Diversity
There is discrimination against conservative viewpoints.Facts are the common currency of academia.
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The Upshot
Know Your Risks, but Meat Still Isn’t the Enemy
The link between processed meat and cancer is not as scary as many headlines would have you believe.11
N.Y. / Region
Success Academy Founder Calls ‘Got to Go’ List an Anomaly
Eva S. Moskowitz, in response to a New York Times article about the list, said the charter school network did not have a practice of pushing out difficult students.I believe the statistics disagree.
12
Sports
LaMarcus Aldridge, Still Aiming to Fit In, Lifts Spurs
Aldridge had 24 points and 14 rebounds, and the Spurs beat the Celtics, 95-87, on Sunday in Boston.WNBA Scoreboard
No games scheduled for
Nov 2, 2015
13
Sports
Columbia Escapes Its Ivy League Drought
Columbia won a conference game for the first time since it beat Cornell in November 2012.Amateurs do not win against professionals.
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Sports
Fantasy Football Week 8: Rankings and Matchup Analysis
Fantasy football analysis for Sunday’s games and Monday’s matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and the Carolina Panthers.Fantasy football is a random number generator.
Think of it as dog racing.
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Sports
Bengals Reach 7-0, Topping Ben Roethlisberger and Steelers
Cincinnati capitalized on two fourth-quarter interceptions by Roethlisberger in his return from a knee injury, rallying past Pittsburgh to secure its best start in franchise history.http://www.theguardian.com/football
http://www.theguardian.com/football/results
16
Sports
Getting to the Start on Time: The Race Before the Race
For many marathoners, an early morning ride on the Staten Island Ferry is one of the miniraces that precede the 26.2-mile one.YES.
17
Sports
The Best Moments in College Football This Week
A look at some of the top story lines from the ninth week of the 2015 college football season.Purely social.
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Opinion
Amartya Sen: Women’s Progress Outdid China’s One-Child Policy
What really brought down China’s birthrate was its education and empowerment of women, not the one-child policy.Effects should not be confused with causes.
Paradigm shift continues.
The success of the policy has frightened the government.
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Sports
Beholder, Expected to Challenge American Pharoah, Scratched From Breeders’ Cup
Beholder, a 5-year-old mare, was found to have bleeding in her lung. She was the second choice behind American Pharoah for Saturday’s race.https://www.google.com/search?q=beholder+horse&biw=1024&bih=635&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAkQ_AUoBGoVChMI9qzM9NH0yAIVAjs-Ch3JoA03
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Sports
David Walters, 60, Runs to Beat Father Time, if Not His Own Time
Walters, who maintains a grueling training schedule despite knowing his best times are behind him, completed the New York City Marathon in 2:47:27.Keep going.
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1
Sunday Review
So Will Processed Meat Give You Cancer?
The debate distracts us from the health messages that really matter.Opinion
A Possible Link Between Meat and Cancer
Readers have divergent reactions to a new study that raises health concerns.Sports
These Marathoners Can’t Get Enough of New York
Among the New York City Marathon’s “streakers,” the competition is to keep finishing, year after year.Sports
Stanley Biwott of Kenya Wins New York City Marathon Men’s Race
With a burst of late speed, including running the 21st mile at a stunning 4:24, Biwott captured his first major marathon title.Opinion
Excluding Blacks From Juries
Far too many prosecutors exploit peremptory challenges to create racially unrepresentative juries and win convictions.U.S.
California Seeks Federal Aid as Bark Beetles Destroy Trees
Gov. Jerry Brown, blaming the drought for the infestation of native bark beetles, declared a state of emergency and requested federal help to remove dead and drying trees.Opinion
Juvenile Records
A lawyer at the Juvenile Law Center says we need to give young people a second chance.The Upshot
Know Your Risks, but Meat Still Isn’t the Enemy
The link between processed meat and cancer is not as scary as many headlines would have you believe.N.Y. / Region
Success Academy Founder Calls ‘Got to Go’ List an Anomaly
Eva S. Moskowitz, in response to a New York Times article about the list, said the charter school network did not have a practice of pushing out difficult students.Sports
LaMarcus Aldridge, Still Aiming to Fit In, Lifts Spurs
Aldridge had 24 points and 14 rebounds, and the Spurs beat the Celtics, 95-87, on Sunday in Boston.Sports
Columbia Escapes Its Ivy League Drought
Columbia won a conference game for the first time since it beat Cornell in November 2012.Sports
Fantasy Football Week 8: Rankings and Matchup Analysis
Fantasy football analysis for Sunday’s games and Monday’s matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and the Carolina Panthers.Sports
Bengals Reach 7-0, Topping Ben Roethlisberger and Steelers
Cincinnati capitalized on two fourth-quarter interceptions by Roethlisberger in his return from a knee injury, rallying past Pittsburgh to secure its best start in franchise history.Sports
Getting to the Start on Time: The Race Before the Race
For many marathoners, an early morning ride on the Staten Island Ferry is one of the miniraces that precede the 26.2-mile one.Sports
The Best Moments in College Football This Week
A look at some of the top story lines from the ninth week of the 2015 college football season.Opinion
Amartya Sen: Women’s Progress Outdid China’s One-Child Policy
What really brought down China’s birthrate was its education and empowerment of women, not the one-child policy.Sports
Beholder, Expected to Challenge American Pharoah, Scratched From Breeders’ Cup
Beholder, a 5-year-old mare, was found to have bleeding in her lung. She was the second choice behind American Pharoah for Saturday’s race.Sports
David Walters, 60, Runs to Beat Father Time, if Not His Own Time
Walters, who maintains a grueling training schedule despite knowing his best times are behind him, completed the New York City Marathon in 2:47:27.|
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