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Boston Globe Article

April 24, 2009 By Spirit Company

Kathleen Burge of The Boston Globe has published and article titled “Raising alarm at sport’s dangers” on Boston.com. This is the second article she has published this week, about a year after the death of Boston area cheerleader Lauren Chang. The first page of the article says “Chang’s family worked with state Representative Peter J. Koutoujian to file a bill in the Legislature this year that would create a committee that could recommend ways to make cheerleading less dangerous.” A copy of the resolve can be downloaded below.

As an industry we need to figure out how to become safer or we will leave our fate in the hands of politicians. There are groups trying to make the activity safer (AACCA, NCSF, NCSSE, USASF), but the results of their efforts aren’t yet enough. As an industry we have a long way to go and we may not have much time to do it ourselves.

Boston Globe Article & Massachusetts Resolve

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News Article & AACCA Discussion

April 22, 2009 By Spirit Company

The Boston Globe has published an article taking a look at cheerleading a year after the death of Lauren Chang and AACCA is using Facebook to start a discussion about the Sports Science television show. You will have to log in to see the discussion.

Boston Globe & AACCA on Facebook

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A Sad Note

October 26, 2008 By Spirit Company

Four Scott High School (Tennessee) cheerleaders died in a car crash this weekend following cheering at a football game. The full story is on CNN.com.

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