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...grounds of his tremendous performance, Campbell was named the NCAA I-AA Offensive Player of the Week, and he solidified his status as a front runner for the Walter Payton Award, given to the top I-AA player in the country...
...about this girl: She's an Aborigine, as you know, and Aborigines are the indigenous people here, continuously persecuted for much of the last two centuries. Cathy, who's 27 now, grew up poor, of course, on a cattle station up north. She was a good runner early, and has always been news down here, because Aboriginal athletes of accomplishment are too rare in this country. And Cathy hasn't shied from the issues. When she won her first big international championship in the Commonwealth Games several years ago, someone in the audience handed her the Aboriginal flag and, during...
Wanna make George W. Bush smirk? Tell him he's going to get pasted in the presidential debates. Compared with the confident front runner who resisted rote practice sessions before all those primary debates last winter, Bush, now the self-declared underdog, has been drilling like an Olympic athlete for the three debates he faces on Oct. 3, 11 and 17. He has been practicing since May at his ranch, the Governor's mansion and other locations in Austin. Some sessions have included a table and podium and an Al Gore, played by New Hampshire Senator Judd Gregg. A dress...
...Nigeria just as much fuss is made about them as everywhere else. That is true despite the fact that we just won our first gold medals in 1996 in Atlanta. We would count ourselves lucky if our athletes as a group could win the five gold medals that runner Marion Jones is aspiring to capture all by herself. The joy of competing and interacting with other nations, cheering the winners and even agonizing over the losses makes it all worthwhile--gold or not. YEWANDE FAMUYIRO Lagos...
...over the course of the next several days, as the 2000 Games wind down, that there will probably be more drug violations. Even sadder, there will be medal winners who will never be caught, perhaps denying a "clean" athlete of a medal. It is unfortunate that every young swimmer, runner or rower should be suspected of drug use when he wins a medal, but it is a fair price to pay for perhaps one day having "the cleanest Games ever...