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  1. Death at Boot Camp Sparks Investigation (The Arizona Republic)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Death at Boot Camp Sparks Investigation By Emmanuel Lozano for The Arizona RepublicOriginally published in The Arizona Republic, July 3, 2001 A 14-year-old boy sent to a “tough love” boot camp to learn confidence and self-respect died Sunday…

  2. Official: AIDS in Russia Being Ignored (Reuters)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Official: AIDS in Russia Being Ignored By Peter GraffOriginally published by Reuters, February 10, 2002 MOSCOW (Reuters) — AIDS is soon to ravage Russia with consequences that may be even more catastrophic than in Africa, yet the public…

  3. Coach Charged With Beheading Bird (The Associated Press)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Coach Charged With Beheading Bird Originally published by The Associated Press, May 1, 2002 RICHMOND, Ind. — A high school wrestling coach who bit the head off a live sparrow at a party with his team served community…

  4. Teen Sentenced for Llama Attacks (Reuters)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Teen Sentenced for Llama Attacks Originally published by Reuters, April 30, 2002 CLEARWATER, Fla. (Reuters) — A Florida teen-ager was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday after he pleaded guilty to killing one llama and attacking…

  5. Row as Teenage Rapist is Freed (The Scotsman)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Row as Teenage Rapist is Freed (The Scotsman) By Paul GallagherOriginally published in The Scotsman, December 22, 2001 Women’s groups reacted with anger last night when a rapist aged 15 walked free from court after a judge heard…

  6. Ritalin Decision Agonizing (The Cincinnati Post)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Ritalin Decision Agonizing Second of three parts By Lisa Popyk, Post contributorOriginally published in The Cincinnati Post, April 15, 2000 Tyler Malicoat calls them his “be-good” pills. Small white tablets that turn him into the nicer, smarter, more…