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News Briefs for Wednesday, September 1

1 September 2010 No Comment

Colleges worried that taking photos of young, well-muscled athletes posing shirtless, smeared with baby oil, flexing their muscles and gazing longingly into the camera, might send the wrong message.

Solar activity may affect rates of radioactive decay, therefore the Shroud of Turin is real.

Major global-warming skeptic now admits that global-warming is a serious threat. “This is totally not about selling my new book now that sales of my anti-global-warming book have dried up,” scientist claims.

Boy Scouts continue proud tradition of touching young men’s lives.

CEOs at companies that laid off most workers earned average of $50 million a year. Just in case you wanted to know who to put up against the wall first when the Revolution comes.

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