Here's What The Babies From 'Baby Geniuses' Look Like Today

Leo, Myles, and Gerry Fitzgerald all shared the role of twins Sly and Whit in the 1999 movie "Baby Geniuses."

Now, the Fitzgerald brothers are incredible hockey players and all three of them committed to Bemidji State University to play hockey starting in the 2014-2015 season. The triplets have dominated as the top three leading scorers on their junior hockey club team, the Victoria Grizzlies (via Deadspin).

Here are Myles and Gerry golfing with some friends (they are the shorter guys of the group):

You can see Leo's photo here >

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Ronald Bailey Asks If It's Shameful to Warn Teens Against Having Babies?

New York City's "Think
Being A Teen Parent Won't Cost You?" campaign aims to
discourage teenagers from having babies by warning of the high
costs that pregnancy can have both for adolescent parents and for
their children. The ads are being widely denounced for "shaming and
blaming" poor teen parents. Reason Science Correspondent
Ronald Bailey argues that there's nothing shameful about
publicizing accurate information about the bad consequences of
becoming a parent before you've graduated from high school.

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