The simple life?

Article Abstract:

An insight on Amish people, a religious sect who follows a super-traditional culture and let their children go out of their insular community or be 'English' when they turn 16 to let them decide whether they want to join the church after being baptized is presented through the eyes of an Amish girl Miriam Fehr. Through her views the author tries to understand why nearly 80 percent of the girls give up all their newfound freedom to join their families restrictive religion.

Public affairs, Religious aspects, Amish, Fehr, Miriam

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They've got goals

Article Abstract:

At the U.S. field hockey association's Virginia, Beach complex, Rachel and her teammates are the top teenage players in the country and are competing in their first game of the second weekend of summer league tournament. The U-20 team usually plays at international events like the Junior Pan American Championships or the Junior World Cup; it isn't a part of this adult league.

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Chicks with sticks

Article Abstract:

Natalie Darwitz, Julie Chu and Krissy Wendell are the youngest members of the United States 2002 National Hockey Team. Natalie scored two goals at her first world tournament to ensure her country's win and these players on the National Team are hoping to go for Olympic gold.

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