Infill We Trust Michael Popke September 2009 A New York study claims recycled crumb rubber in synthetic turf poses no threat, but the EPA has yet to weigh in.
Working cash for UO athletic budget went red
NFL's return could be link to Latinos
Changes to Mount Joy parks plan?
Director protects many from attacks
Athletic spending reviewed at Yellville-Summit
UTEP students vote this week on athletic department fee to help with funding
Spurs group might be Alamo Stadium's savior
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LEEDing Off What was the first building to achieve LEED certification? Who cares?
Lean and Green Budget-conscious rec departments are buying in to an upward trend in environmentally friendly purchasing.
Infill We Trust A New York study claims recycled crumb rubber in synthetic turf poses no threat, but the EPA has yet to weigh in.
Interview with security specialist Chris Rogers Rogers discusses the challenges of keeping spectators safe.
Holding an Audience Should building codes be changed to keep fans from falling out of upper-level stadium sections?
Seeing Red At The Riverside An English soccer team implores its fans to "sit down and shut up."
Softball Proves To Be a Battleground Sport Recent Title IX cases demonstrate that administrators must take a close look at their facilities and immediately begin to correct any disparities.
Side Out Volleyball participation opportunities continue to lag for boys and men.
Girls' Coach in a Friday Night Fight Coach Amber Parker wants Title IX to be enforced at Franklin County High School.
Who's Got the Keys? A parade of off-season DUI offenses has schools seeking new ways to combat student-athlete alcohol abuse.
Drug Wars Is testing high school student-athletes for drugs really working?
Image Problem Internet photos of student-athletes in compromising circumstances present new challenges for athletic directors.
Conference Call New Jersey sports administrators may have found a new way to level the playing field.
Economy Class Athletic departments are rethinking ways to make their travel dollars go farther.
A Route to Fewer Lawsuits? When sponsoring activities, schools and organizations may have a legal duty to ensure that athletes and other participants are provided safe transportation.
Interview with sports psychiatrist Michael Liebowitz Liebowitz discuss social anxiety disorder in athletes.
Hit Hard Heightened awareness of concussions is changing the culture of prep sports.
Screen Pass Apathy toward thorough pre-participation heart evaluations leaves some at-risk student-athletes undetected — and others dead.
Interview with Scott Tinley, San Diego State University lecturer and former triathlete A former triathlete explains what happens after athletes retire.
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