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“Doing Things The Hurricane Way”

It was a hot Sunday afternoon in mid-May when I finally got a chance to meet the Park Forest (IL) Hurricane football team and cheerleaders.  For a moment, I thought that I was watching Chicago Bears...

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Uncle Sam and His Sweet Tooth

  Uncle Sam and His Sweet Tooth By Sam Williams, Editor-in-Chief (no pun intended) So, did you hear about proposed sugar tax?  Yes, you say?  Me, too.  Do I think it will help solve America’s obesity...

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My Sunday Afternoon at the Expo

One Sunday in March, I found myself walking around at the Kids Expo in Tinley Park, Illinois.  Another magazine, Family Time Magazine, put together the event.  I was highly impressed by what I saw.  I...

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My Thank You Letter

I realized that the world is pretty small.  I also realized that we all have a purpose to make this world a better place.  Perhaps that is why I write for this wonderful magazine.  My job is to...

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THROUGH THE EYES OF MADDIE POPE

-Maddie Pope is a sixth grader at St. John Baptist School in Whiting, Indiana.  Maddie is involved in several activities such as volleyball, basketball, and softball.  She also enjoys reading and...

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Without School Sports, Who is the Real Winner?

From the Editor’s Desk The United States of America is facing a crisis.  There is a decrease in school athletics.  Schools are cutting programs left and right and lawmakers and officials do not really...

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States with Highest Obesity – health issues

So America has a huge problem.  Childhood obesity is rising each and every year.  With the increase of sugary snacks and higher graphics in video game consoles and a decrease of physical activity and...

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200 Pound Ohio Boy Raise National Eyebrows

November 28, 2011 (CLEVELAND)—According to numerous national sources, a third grade student was taken into foster care because of weight; he is over 200 pounds.   Now, the question being raised is...

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