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03/18/2008
THE FABULOUS SIN CITY ROLLERGIRLS: Facing the future
Program goes through rebirth as team takes over organization

By F. ANDREW TAYLOR
VIEW STAFF WRITER

Athena Funk, aka Athena Barbital of the Sin City Rollergirls, recently was practicing hard for an upcoming match when things suddenly went wrong.

"I did a full body check on someone on the inside of the track," she said. "As I hit them, I kind of ping-ponged off of them, and I was heading toward another girl on the outside of the track, and I was going to take her out. I was doing this big crossover and my back foot got hooked on somebody's roller skate. There was a lot of momentum and I did a face plant, but my skate was still tangled with the other player. I ended up laying on my stomach and I went straight into shock."

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03/18/2008
SIXTH ANNUAL DRIVE FORE LITERACY WITH OSCAR: Hole-in-one for reading
By MIKE GEORGE
SPECIAL TO VIEW

On April 11, local golfers will be able to put their skills to the test at Silverstone Golf Club, 8600 Cupp Drive in Las Vegas. But, this will be no ordinary golf tournament.

The sixth annual Drive Fore Literacy With Oscar will take place on that day, and golfers are invited to join in for a good cause. Not only will participants get to play one of Las Vegas' most challenging courses, but they also will have the opportunity to sit down to lunch with Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman. The event serves as a fundraiser for the Newspapers in Education program.

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ASK THE VIEW
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Ballet bridges two cultures
THINGS TO DO
Crime Report
Tale of bad man makes for a good read
RECREATION BRIEFS
LITERARY LAS VEGAS
BOOK BRIEFS
Atomic Testing Museum welcomes new director
LOUNGE SCENE
P.E. programs earn recognition for schools
Former NBA Player Helps Celebrate Prize
Apricot quality can vary
THINGS TO DO IN SOUTHEAST
View Dining Guide
Being a Las Vegas teenager is usually not about causing trouble
Valley resident to show art at Bellagio lounge
EDUCATION NOTEBOOK
SIXTH ANNUAL DRIVE FORE LITERACY WITH OSCAR: Hole-in-one for reading











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