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I'm Back!!

12:29 AM ET 06.26

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Well, obviously I haven't been on for the past few months so it's time to face facts and just leave. I've recently passed the P.A.T. which qualifies me to be a golf professional and will be pursuing that and have no time to be on here. Surely nobody cares much, if at all, and I'm fine with that. I suppose if any one of you wants to keep in touch then just send me a fanmail and I'll give you some information. I'm sure I'll squander the oppurtunity as a pro and be back on here in no time. But until then, I'm out.George W. Bush...soon to be replaced by an even…

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Just drop it

07:34 PM ET 04.10

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Athletes are often viewed as the elite of this world. They have the best cars, date the most beautiful people, and make millions of dollars doing something that most five year olds can do. Granted, they do it better and that's why they make the big bucks. Being elite means that you're going to be in the public's eye much more often then anyone else. There are many television and radio channels that are sports 24/7. Not a bad thing at all in most of our opinions. What's disturbing is that the bad is always told extensively, while the good is swept under the rug. Rarely do…

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The other side of sports

09:39 PM ET 04.07

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Normally, we see sports as entertainment. Rarely do we look to them as part of a healing process. In reality, there are many cases where that is the situation. Sports, whether you're watching them or playing them, can help to deal with the most painful of times. North Carolina and Duke, considered by many to be the best NCAA Basketball rivalry. Best friends will stop talking, neighbors will spray paint the opposing logo on lawns, and, of course, there is the trash talk. However, this past year, it meant so much more. Just days before the big game, North Carolina student body president, Eve…

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