Put down the glasses

Article Abstract:

Australian rugby players and executives have caused scandals with drunken and violent behavior. Jeff Bond, of the Australian Institute of Sport, blames the behavioral subculture of the sport that includes players, coaches and fans. Alcohol interferes with muscle recuperation, but some rugby clubs allow drinking in the locker room after a game.

Health aspects, Alcohol, Ethanol, Alcohol use, Rugby football players

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Half-lives and half-truths

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the safety of uranium mining at one of Australia's national parks, are discussed. A scientist argues that public objection to the mining is based on emotions rather than fact, and evidence suggesting the minimal threat of radiation exposure is presented.

Safety and security measures, Environmental aspects, Science and technology policy, Radiation, Radiation (Physics), Environmental policy, National parks and reserves, National parks, Uranium industry, UNESCO, Mineral deposits, Mines and mineral resources, Mining

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The phoenix Rose

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the personality, lifestyle and career of veteran basketball player Robert Rose. His natural ability and the manner in which he controls a game are discussed.

Behavior, Basketball players, Rose, Robert

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