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Articles in Oct-Nov, 2003 issue of Soccer Digest

• In defense of Landon - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Jason Poon
• Towering inferno: the retirement of diminutive midfielder Mauricio Cienfuegos will sap some of the creativity from the Galaxy attack
  by D'Hippolito Joseph
• Thanks for the memories: after more than a decade of glory, the U.S.'s soccer pioneers are preparing to step aside
  by Barry Wilner
• Up the Ante - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Chris Mitchum
• Grassroots movements: from Philadelphia and Seattle to Milwaukee and Rochester , some atypical locations are emerging as key American soccer towns - N.Y
  by Clemente Lisi
• Schedule - Women's World Cup - Calendar
• Chicago's Jamaican sensation storms MLS - Rising Star: Damani Ralph
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• Will the sun set? The shaky world economy has been unkind to English soccer—and it's not only the small clubs that are hurting
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• The fireworks squad: John Spencer and Chris Carrieri—MLS's most explosive forward duo—have turned the once disjointed Colorado Rapids into the league's most potent team
  by Marc Connolly
• It's time for Donovan to return to Europe - Landon Donovan of the San Jose Earthquakes
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• Contenders for the crown: usual suspects such as Norway, Germany, and China head the deepest field in Women's World Cup history
  by Barry Wilner
• No love lost: the Norway-United States rivalry has no historical or social roots, but it is the most competitive contest in women's sports
  by Michael Lewis
• Before MLS was king - development of Major League Soccer in United States - Brief Article
• Major offseason European transfers - soccer player changes - Illustration
• The dean of students: the longtime Indiana coach helped define NCAA soccer and has kept it vital even in the MLS era - interview of Jerry Yeagley - Interview
  by Michael Lewis
• Quick quiz - soccer quiz and answers