Wednesday, November 4, 2015

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Business Day

Wave of New-Car Recalls Raises Questions for Takata Airbags

Honda’s announcement of the recall of 515 CR-Vs from 2016 led Senator Bill Nelson of Florida to ask whether any Takata airbag inflaters were safe.

Takata is out of business without government support.

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Sports

Mary Keitany of Kenya Wins Another New York City Marathon

With a time of 2 hours 24 minutes 25 seconds, Keitany had a cushion of more than a minute ahead of the second-place finisher in the women’s division.

I am questioning the need for sexual segregation.

3
Opinion

Schoolkids in Handcuffs

Police-driven policies have not made schools safer.

I agree.

4
Sports

Knicks’ Carmelo Anthony Knocks Down a Few Shots and One Teammate

Anthony collided with his teammate Kristaps Porzingis, who had 13 points and 14 rebounds but left with a neck strain, as San Antonio won at Madison Square Garden.

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2015/11/03/sports/ncaabasketball/ap-bkw-t25-college-bkb-poll.html?ref=ncaabasketball


"Geno Auriemma and the UConn Huskies are starting this season where they left off, atop the poll.


It's the 11th time that the Huskies are the top choice in The Associated Press preseason poll which was released Tuesday. UConn went on to win the national championship in seven of those years, including the last two seasons. Connecticut is one short of the record held by Tennessee.
"I think it's part of the culture that we have hopefully created here where the expectations are really high," UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "Not just the outside world's expectations, those are our expectations. We want to be viewed, year in and year out, as one of the best teams in the country."
The Huskies received all 32 first-place votes from the national media panel Tuesday and will be trying for an unprecedented fourth straight national championship this year.
"It's certainly not something you take for granted, but at the same time when you've been in that situation enough times, you get to appreciate a lot of those times we weren't number one and won the national championship," Auriemma continued. "That's when you realize that the key is finishing the season number one, not what you're ranked in the preseason. But as the famous Lefty Driesell once said, 'you tend to finish where you're picked'. I kind of like that."
UConn also was the preseason No. 1 in 1995, '99, 2000, '01, '03, '08, '09, '10, '13 and '14. The Huskies open Nov. 16 at No. 6 Ohio State.
South Carolina was second with Notre Dame, Tennessee and Baylor rounding out the first five. The Gamecocks were also No. 2 in the preseason poll last year."

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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.

"Aldridge had 24 points and 14 rebounds, Kawhi Leonard added 19 points, and the Spurs beat the Celtics, 95-87, on Sunday in Boston."

6
World

Prosecutors in Oscar Pistorius Case Ask Appeals Court for Murder Conviction

South African prosecutors argued that the Olympic runner, who was found guilty of culpable homicide in the killing of his girlfriend, should have been convicted of the more serious crime of murder.

The case revolves around fear.

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Opinion

The Debt Burden of Law School Graduates

The legal community reacts to an editorial critical of the high cost of law school, which leaves many graduates with crushing amounts of debt.

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U.S.

As Transgender Students Make Gains, Schools Hesitate at Bathrooms

Many schools have crafted policies that require transgender students to use private changing and showering facilities, drawing complaints of discrimination.

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Sports

Maps of All Kinds Helped in Planning Long Runs

In training for the New York City Marathon, perhaps the most interesting map to draw was a 13-mile run in Jerusalem.
Sports

Red Bulls Beat D.C. United, Taking Lead in Series

Dax McCarty scored in the second half to give the Red Bulls a 1-0 victory in Washington.
Science

Gaining Insight Into Some Itches

Itches caused by the lightest of touches are created by a dedicated neural pathway, a new study suggests.
N.Y. / Region

M.T.A. Bus Fatally Strikes Woman, 70, in Brooklyn

The bus hit the woman, Carol Bell, early Tuesday morning and continued on to a nearby depot after stopping briefly, the authorities said.
Sports

New York City F.C. Fires Coach Jason Kreis

Kreis’s team had a forgettable inaugural season in Major League Soccer despite having the league’s third-highest payroll. The club said it would have a coach in place in time for the 2016 season.
Sports

Fantastic Finishes, and a Domino Effect on the Rankings

Saturday’s results, although not directly involving most top teams, could still carry consequences for the College Football Playoff rankings, which come out Tuesday.
U.S.

Boston Marathon Bomber’s Lawyers Fight to Keep Records Private

Prosecutors and lawyers for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev are sparring over whether an agreement about communication with him in prison should continue now that he has been convicted.
Science

Crickets and Their Spectacular Dancelike Leaps

The soaring jumps of an invasive cricket look like an insect ballet in slow motion.
Sports

Unofficially 49,467th, but First Among the New York City Marathon’s ‘Almost’ Crew

The first three runners to complete the New York Marathon after the official cutoff were happy just to finish, and to have forged new friendships.
Opinion

Justices Should Let a Online Privacy Case Proceed

The Supreme Court’s decision in Spokeo Inc. v. Robins could affect the scope of Americans’ privacy rights and their ability to sue businesses.
Sports

Giants-Saints Preview: Rising Star Must Slow Odell Beckham Jr.

Delvin Breaux will be tasked with slowing Beckham, who has been hampered by a hamstring strain.
Sports

Green Bay Packers at Denver Broncos Preview

The only quarterback who seems to give the Broncos’ championship-caliber defense consistent trouble is Peyton Manning.

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