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From the Editor's Desk: In the Heat of the Night


Yes, I'm referencing yet another '80's hit, but this time it's a television show. When I thought about the heat of August that was pressing down on us over the weekend, it was the first phrase that came to mind. It was one of those times where even at night the heat did not dissipate, making the thought of exercising in it practically scary. So although the idea of sled hockey, an indoor ice sport, seems like a winter activity, the thought of it actually seems kind of refreshing! Check out a new video clip interview with a sled hockey athlete and Paralympian in the current Sled Hockey factsheet at http://www.ncpad.org/213/1401/Sled~Hockey. Also go to the Information Specialist's Desk for some other indoor "winter" resources to help you escape the heat and still get some exercise. Stay cool!

Send your questions and comments to Blythe Hiss, NCHPAD News Editor, at sbonne2@uic.edu.


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