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By JAMES J. KILPATRICK
A couple of months ago Jerry Tarkanian took over as head basketball coach at Fresno State College in California. He put his team through a 40-minute scrimmage. According to The Associated Press, it was a remarkable occasion.
“During the scrimmage, Tarkanian paced the sideline with his hands in this pockets while biting his nails.”
That was probably the trick of the week in the world of sports, but some other remarkable things have been happening lately.
“San Diego Chargers coach Bobby Ross underwent surgery Thursday night to remove scar tissue that was pinching his small intestine and causing pain in San Diego.” The surgery caused pain in the abdomen, too.
In Denver, a science writer interviewed Dr. Ken Faber, a specialist in endocrinology who treats some older women with testosterone pellets. He resents the unfair stereotypes of older women: 1
“Our society has a prejudice that says older women don’t have any
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