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Articles in Dec, 2002 issue of Soccer Digest

• Arsenal - Franchise Snapshot - Woolwich Arsenal
• Final 2002 MLS regular-season statistics - Names and Numbers - Major League Soccer - Illustration
• The first father: one of soccer's longtime supporters explains why he thinks it will become a major sport in the U.S - Interview: Lamar Hunt - Interview
  by Michael Lewis
• ESPN isn't a soccer center - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
• Inner-city blues: in another example of American exceptionalism, soccer in the U.S. is a white, middle-class, suburban sport, which is something that Eddie Pope and others hope to remedy
  by Clemente Lisi
• Most golden oldies aren't gems - Uncovering the Past - international soccer players in Major League Soccer, United States
• Think locally - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Denis Arseneault
• Bridging the continental divide: the WUSA is providing healthy competition for international stars—possibly at the expense of the U.S. national team - Women's United Soccer Association
  by Barry Wilner
• This rapids striker is a quick study - Rising Star: Chris Carrieri - Colorado Rapids soccer star
  by Joseph D'Hippolito
• Quick quiz - Brief Article
• The "little fish" makes a splash; the Galaxy's Carlos Ruiz left the small pond of Guatemala and swam straight to the top of MLS - MLS Player Of The Year - Major League Soccer
  by Ashley Jude Collie
• Marketing economy - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by David Simchock
• Trading places: with foreign glitz up top and American workmanship along the back, our All-WUSA Team neatly mirrors the changing state of the women's game - Women's United Soccer Association
  by John Philip Wyllie
• The best of the rest: with the U.S.'s top players in the Far East, MLS's top performers were up-and-comers and veteran national pool outsiders - MLS All-Stars
• Humbly, MLS seeks its own spotlight - Direct Kick - Major League Soccer Cup competition, 2002
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• A profile in courage: despite living with Tourette's Syndrome, young MetroStars goaltender Tim Howard isn't shying away from being a leader on the field and a role model off of it
  by Michael Lewis