Obama Wins South Carolina Primary Surges Ahead
Barack Obama defeated Hillary Clinton by about 28 points in the racially charged South Carolina primary, taking 55 percent of the vote as Edwards trailed. Obama secured 25 delegates to Clinton's 12 and Edwards’s eight, shifting momentum ahead of February 5 contests and a nationwide string of primaries.
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UIL steroid testing policy for high school athletes explained
A UIL guidance piece explains random steroid testing for high school athletes, privacy rules, consent, absence handling, and consequences. It covers lab testing windows, banned substances, confidentiality, appeals, exemptions for medical use, and funding for the $6 million program.
Tests Could Force UIL Punishments for D‑termined Positives
Tests may lead to suspensions up to a full ban for repeated positive results under UIL policy. OHS head football coach Ron King notes waivers were required in fall 2007 for testing to begin February. He tells athletes 81 off-season players about health risks of steroids and the long-term costs. Permian athletes express support for broader testing to keep sports fair, while trainers say athletics offer a path away from harm and steroids. Jerome Leija stresses hard work and teamwork as keys to success without drugs.
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