If he was your son, would you let him play? (basketball player Hank Gathers collapsed during a game due to a heart ailment) (column)
If He Was Your Son, Would You Let Him Play? Hank Gathers, the muscular 23-year-old Loyola Marymount University basketball star who collapsed during a game on March 4 and died of a heart ailment a short time later, was known to his team-mates as The Bankman. To them, he was the account on which they

Publication: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management

Let Every Team Play Two Games In Washington
As I am sure you have heard many times, the people of the Washington area have been long-suffering in our desire to have major-league baseball return. Admittedly, we did not support the teams we had in the past with the gusto associated with Toronto or Kansas City, but that was before we were

Publication: The Washington Post

GIRL TALK: Let's play the game.(Sport)
Byline: LISA SMITH sASHLEY Cole was one England star who really caught the eye at the World Cup in Japan this summer - but less impressive, according to TV pundit David O'Leary, are his acting skills. Last year, of ten red cards shown to Arsenal's opponents - six were earned by players tackling

Publication: Birmingham Evening Mail (England)

Let the games begin Libertyville Sports Complex offers residents free play day.(Neighbor)
Byline: Mick Zawislak Daily Herald Staff Writer Use of the Libertyville Sports Complex by private companies and party goers has increased, but the overall budget remains in the red and the village continues to push one of its marquee attractions. On May 22, the $27 million complex at Route 45 and

Publication: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

Hey, Man, Let's Play Video Game Dress-Up - New York Times
AFTER a long shift at the television station where he works as master control operator, Tom Faulkner of Clarksville, Ind., can often be found at his Xbox 360, engaged in his favorite wrestling game, WWE SmackDown vs. Raw. It will be an hour or two, though, before Mr. Faulkner, a 31-year-old father

Publication: The New York Times

LET'S PLAY THE MARKET MIND GAME
IT'S not numbers, or earnings, or profit or product. Psychology is the biggest influence on stock markets at the moment, and it looks like staying so throughout a bumpy, jumpy summer. "Question: Will the United States' high tech Nasdaq index soar or crash?" goes the joke doing the rounds on Wall

Publication: Evening News - Scotland