States push new rules for locker rooms

Article Abstract:

Wisconsin, New Jersey and the National Football League (NFL) are attempting to come up with guidelines for reporters who seek access to locker rooms for interviews with players. Incidents where reporters have been harassed or assaulted by players have led to the introduction of legislation to control locker room access in Wisconsin and New Jersey, but neither state has passed such laws. The NFL has developed educational materials to teach players how to deal with the press.

Laws, regulations and rules, Sports, Mass media, Sports journalism, Mass media and sports

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Fugitive in the family

Article Abstract:

A woman tries and tries to make contact with her father but is continuously rebuffed. The issue is more urgent in 1999 because her father is sick, and she wants him to meet her daughter. Both apparently share the same eyes. It has been three years since she has known where he is and she wonders if she should try contacting him again.

Social aspects, Personal narratives, Column, Father and child, Father-child relations, Fathers and daughters, Father-daughter relations, Children of divorced parents

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Confessions of an exotic-car enthusiast

Article Abstract:

A teenage love affair with exotic cars is described. The first-observed exotic car was a Mercedes-Benz 300SL, the second a Jaguar E-Type, and then attention was shifted the Italian cars such as Maserati and Ferrari.

Appreciation, Luxury automobiles

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