Nadia Comaneci
All of the minors were under the care of Sandusky’s charity for impoverished youth, ‘The Second Mile Foundation’, which Sandusky founded in 1977. As the grand jury presentment stated: ‘Through The Second Mile, Sandusky had access to hundreds of boys, many of whom were vulnerable due to their social situations’.
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Joe Pa and The Sick Logic of College Football In case you were wondering why it was so easy for all these people to look the other way for decades, I think this probably goes a long way in answering that question. (via somerset) |
Sramota
This is what greeted Novak in Split, Croatia.
“Hang the Serbs. Never forget, never forgive.”
Novak, who beat Ivan Ljubicic 7-6(3), 6-4, 6-1 in the first rubber of this tension-filled tie said:
“We had expected the heated atmosphere before we came here, but I’m sorry that some fans behaved the way they did at the start of the match. As the match progressed, things got a bit cooler probably because I was leading.”
Read more: http://www.greattennisphotos.net/2010/07/croatian-welcome-for-serbian-team.html#ixzz0tKriDP7N
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For Novak to win under that kind of pressure, and hate makes him some kind of human being.
For the record, many Serbs can’t forgive them for what they did either.
