The LSE identity project. House of Lords : All party briefing : "Nothing to hide, nothing to fear”

The original amendment on cost information, put forward in the House of Lords, sought to address a widely held concern about the government’s unwillingness to be open about the likely costs associated with implementing the identity cards scheme. These concerns are shared by some in the Lords, industry and by the LSE, whose initial alternative costings fuelled the concerns of the Lords over the limited information made available to them. The proposed amendment for the House of Commons does not seek to address this underlying issue and, indeed, the provisions of clause 4, are likely to repeat the same, unnecessary secrecy that the Lords were seeking to explore

1994-1995 Maine Hockey Media Guide

Last season, the University of Maine hockey team found out just how difficult it is to defend a national championship. Following its near-perfect run to a 42-1-2 record and the school\u27s first national championship in 1993, head coach Shawn Walsh and his Black Bears knew if UMaine was to become the first team to repeat as the nation\u27s best since 1972 it would need solid efforts from many unproven players