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Articles in August-Sept, 2003 issue of Soccer Digest

• Captain for life: the former D.C. star has waved goodbye to his playing career, but he is still a central figure in American soccer - Interview: John Harkes - Interview
  by Ashley Jude Collie
• 2003 A-League schedule - Names and Numbers - Calendar
• Too much, too young? - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Pablo Ruiz
• More than just a pretty face: Heather Mitts is often called "the Anna Kournikova of soccer," but that tag neglects her considerable on-field skills - Biography
  by Rick Woelfel
• This quake is shaking things up in San Jose - Rising star: Brian Ching
  by Joseph D'Hippolito
• 2003 WUSA schedule - Names and Numbers - Women's United Soccer Association - Calendar
• Home, sweet home - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Jeremy Brock
• Better late than never: with only four months to prepare for the Women's World Cup, U.S. Soccer officials don't expect to repeat the success of the 1999 event, but it still should be a big boost, for the WUSA
  by Barry Milner
• The foundation: MetroStars and U.S. defender Eddie Pope has gone from a steady player to a team leader and MLS's most valuable performer
  by Michael Lewis
• 2003-04 Champions league qualifiers - Names and Numbers - Illustration
• MLS must invite others to invest in its future - Direct Kick - Major League Soccer
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• Soccer spice: how the dramatic fall and rise of David Beckham made him an international legend
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• More lucky than good - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Keith Watkins
• 2003 MLS schedule - Names and Numbers - Major League Soccer - Calendar
• More, more, more - The Fans Speak Out
  by Kevin Semet
• Old world order: player of the year Pavel Nedved may hail from New Europe, but traditional powers such as Italy and Spain are still home to most of the sport's elite
• Not just a game: U.S. goalkeeper Tim Howard has the ability to play for Manchester United, but now he must learn to deal with the pressure of being on England's most high-profile club
  by Marc Connolly
• Quick quiz
• The world's team: just as they have done in Asia and Europe, Manchester United are aggressively aiming to capture the hearts of American soccer fans - and money
  by Marc Connolly