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The race of the century-1895 Chicago
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The twenty-eighth of November 1895 was the worst possible day for an automobile race. On this Thanksgiving Day the city of Chicago had been hit with an early season blizzard and the roads were covered in snow and slush, and the "motocycle" (as the automobile was popularly called at the time) was considered by the city's newspapers to be nothing more than an aberration. It was predicted to be a passing fad, unlike the other new form of transportation, the bicycle. However, the automobile race ...
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; The pre-race meal is a matter of considerable concern for cross-country coaches and runners, especially on away races and meets. Though none of the specific plans are etched in stone, several guidelines are essential. How much and when? What you eat and drink before a race can do more harm than
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Skeptic (Altadena, CA)
; Two reviews of Race: The Reality of Human Differences by Vincent Sarich and Frank Miele. Westview Press, 2004, 320 pp. $27.50 ISBN: 0813340861 Editor's note: The authors of the book under review are both have connections to Skeptic magazine: Vincent Sarich is on our editorial advisory board and
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Interdisciplinarity in Medical Education on Race
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