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Local@UMB: A Directory & Guide for New Students
Introducing the Campus Connection!
News
Congressman Sarbanes Visits UMB for Health Care Reform Forum
Arts & Entertainment
Movie Review: Fame, PG
Music Review: Dan Deacon's "Bromst"
Restaurant Review: Tapas Teatro
Music Review: No Line On the Horizon by U2
Book Review: The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak
Perspectives
Mind Over (Brain) Matter
What Miss California says about the U.S.A.
Tips for Balancing Grad School Life
Health & Fitness
Just Keep Swimming
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Photo Story: SMC Campus Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Photo Essay: Fallfest 2009
Photo Essay: Campus Center Housewarming Week Breakfast
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Should the baseball records of admitted steroid users be voided?
No. There was no testing in MLB for steroids until recently, so you can't expect athletes not to use them.
No. It's not fair to only punish those who come clean about their mistakes when there are plenty of individuals who have used steroids and gotten away with it.
Maybe. At the very least, there should be an asterisk to clarify that those record holders used performance enhancing drugs.
Probably so. It's clear that individuals like Barry Bonds and Alex Rodriguez do not belong on the same page with Hank Aaron and Roger Maris.
Yes! Rub them out. If they used steroids, then they cheated and they should not be rewarded for doing so!
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