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'March madness' and infinite possibilities
Throughout the month of March each year, the men in our house sit glued to the television watching the NCAA basketball tournament as college teams around the United States compete in this fast-paced single elimination championship.
As “March Madness,” as it’s called, began this year, our teenage daughter glanced into the family room at those riveted viewers and wondered aloud: “Isn’t it just about a bunch of guys playing with a ball, Mom? What’s the big deal?”
Her question prompted me to consider why this and other wildly popular sporting events such as US football’s Super Bowl, the Olympics, and the World Cup of soccer grip and thrill so many of us?
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May 27, 2013 issue
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Letters
Virginia Huff, Nancy Martin, JSH-Online comment
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Victory over 'that's just the way I am'
Stephanie Johnson
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Standing watch in thought
Katie Mangelsdorf
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'March madness' and infinite possibilities
Susan Tish
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Stories from the bandstand
Simon Deppeler
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GoVerse—getting the Word out
from Sentinel staff
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Roots and wings
Cathrine Hogg
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Help build a holy church
Maya Dietz
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In support of philanthropy
Barb Goodspeed Grant
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Drinking stopped, new home found
Sandra Balderston
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Infant healed
Maud Fischer
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No more heart trouble
Bonita K. Rea
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A Sunday School lesson and healing
Margaret Wylie
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Standing still
The Editors