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To: hobo who wrote (1910)	1/21/2001 12:38:22 PM
From: hobo	Respond to of 82486

well, well... more power to them... Hits & misses: Houston takes first women's Super Bowl The NFL is helping with the growth of women's football, however. Over 1.5 million girls ages 8 to 15 participated in punt-pass-and-kick competition last season and 250,000 play flag football through the NFL. A voluntary survey by the National Federation of State High School Association reported that 658 girls play on high-school football teams. Yet, there's a gap between Pop Warner and the professional ranks. And the trend among young women is wrestling, not football. "Anything that gives women the opportunity to play is great," said Donna Lopiano, executive director of the Women's Sports Foundation. "It's furthering the women's-rights movement and proving that women and little girls can do anything." Even play football. seattletimes.nwsource.com

To: hobo who wrote (1910)	1/21/2001 1:00:23 PM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 82486

if the Republicans choose to take a more extreme mode in their way of government, will in my eyes, deliver the next election to the Democrats. The Dems will have to decide whether their best political interests lie in working with the Reps on the people's business or accentuating the differences. They'll probably do a little of both since they're essentially leaderless. I expect that whatever the Dems do will be less important than what the Reps do. The next election is theirs to lose. IMO they'd be best served by keeping their closet-cases in the closet. Karen