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To: DSPetry who wrote (837)	9/9/2001 11:54:30 PM
From: Neenny	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1309

Dave, It's a much different world our children are growing up in now. ("When I was a child".....doen't that cliche ring a bell???) I agree that coaches can be very important role models in the lives of children. Which can also be a scary thought, when you don't know the backround of the coaches. I say this simply because my husband and I were talking about this very subject earlier today. It is about time for "dad and son" to have a little chat about life. One of the things we feel needs to be included in that conversation revolves around sports and when to and when not to trust a coach. A couple years back Sports Illustrated put out an excellent special issue on this subject. Jane