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Teen Ink Magazine, December 2001 : Sports Articles

Fourth Quarter Fourthquarter, 1:51 left, and the last football game of our undefeated season. Coachurgently called a time-out and approached the huddle of eleven sweaty, fatiguedathletes. "You all have come too far to give up now. Continue...	I Will Go On "Youchose this sport. You didn't choose something less time consuming, lesschallenging, less dangerous, or less expensive. You chose to be a rider, and youhave to love it with all your heart and soul to go on. Continue...
Jordan's Return Whenyou think of the NBA or the Chicago Bulls, what comes to mind? For many, it's thegreatest basketball player of all time: Michael Jordan. And he's back! The38-year-old superstar has come out of retirement again to try to lead a new teamto a championship. Continue...	Powder Powder Eight inches of White fluffy powder What's agirl to do? First tracks in the snow. Continue...
The Point The score is tied. We head back out to thebattlefield. I am the point. I'm the one who leads this team like a five-stargeneral. I'm the one they count on, depend on, rely on. If we mess up I getthe blame. If we win I get the credit. Continue...

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