In today’s Lancet, the INTERHEART study investigators report a well-coordinated study of
risk factors for myocardial infarction in multiple populations. They present hazard ratios and …

We review and assess research findings from more than 120 papers in accounting, finance,
and law to evaluate the impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. We describe significant …

… With baseball so closely linked to American values and ideals, the Black Sox Scandal of
1919 disenchanted baseball fans, changed the way Americans felt about the national pastime, …

… The next batter, backup catcher Hal Smith, caught up to a Bobby Shantz fastball and parked
… Sox-filled summer. For each day or game that we naturally came in contact with the Sox and …

… Sox are then recounted in detail, accompanied by copious source citations. The book concludes
with a survey of how Black Sox… the definitive account of the Black Sox scandal. Rather, it …

… On October 29, 1920, the Cook County Grand Jury returned indictments charging the eight
targeted White Sox players, fix intermediary Hal Chase, and gamblers Joseph (Sport) Sullivan…

… C 12 (noting that costs of SOX are high enough to worry Europeans that such standards
may also be imposed outside the United States); Alan Murray, Panel to Seek Changes to …

… If baseball reflects America, then in this story we see corporate America, reflected in the White
Sox … It was cynicism that enabled the White Sox to accept [the plot] without shock or moral …

… history of an important social event: the 1919 Black Sox Scandal resulting from agreement
by eight Chicago White Sox players to deliberately lose the World Series. The significance of …

… By use of a mathematical diagnostic model, Dr Sox explores these variables in regard to …
Dr Sox offers some practical suggestions in regard to test ordering, and the basic principles …