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Category Archives: Sports
Baseball in Uganda?
As I have written in previous posts, I travel to Uganda frequently. In Africa, soccer (or as they call it . . . football) is king. I’ve never seen any evidence of baseball. So the following article intrigued me: A youth … Continue reading
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Go For It, Please
In a recent edition of SIVault, L. Jon Wertheim writes about the decision-making of the football coach for the Pulaski Academy Bruins (a high school located on the west side of Little Rock AR). For me the article, brought to my attention by … Continue reading
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A Religious New Year’s Eve Weekend
This year’s New Year’s Eve celebrations fell on a Sunday night/Monday morning. The weekend events had a very religious aura. On Friday, December 29th, President Ford died at the age of 93. It was not unexpected, but it did seem … Continue reading
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