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44 oThe final game. 7 1 0 7- Don Bosco Tech says goodbye to basketball with win over Clifton, Di REGION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2002 Doctor's tool help cnsnaro polyp, 61 SOMETHING TO SHOW East Rutherford's VFW wants a piece of military equipment on display in Sesselman Park, II CAMPAIGNS KICK OFF Paterson School Board a commissioner vote slated for April 16, B6 1923 SOCCER TROPHY European immigrants of the Paterson club brought home U.S. Open Cup, BI WORLD TRUCE TALKS CANCELED Israel continues to restrict Arafat to Ramallah, angering Palestinians, A3 1109 LAID TO REST Unidentified bodies buried at a mass funeral following Egypt's railway disaster, ON ON ION III AGENCIES OWED MIWONS Enron, which borrowed heavily for overseas power plants, is $1.2 billion in debt, A3 BETTER ALERTS PROMISED Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge promised governors better terrorism information, A3 AMERICA 011 ALERT 111 BACK ON THE JOB Anthrax victim returns to work after 23 days in the hospital, A3 0 Arab nationals sought in Wall Street Jounal reporter's murder, A4 a Military still in the darts about whether bin Laden is dead or alive, A4 a Pashtun say they are targets of anti-Taliban revenge efforts, A4 Advice 10 Classified 1 Comics I 1 Crossword DIO Vol 131, No. 56 Editorial A14 Movies B3 Obituaries BS Region BI Sports DI Television D9 SPORTS' Some kids have no idea what a play is even about By MAYA KREMEN Herald News When Kevin Thomas was growing up in Paterson, he spent a lot of time in his bedroom, writing plays he never thought would actually see the stage. "I started when I was 7, when I wrote a script about a bully," he said.

MI was really shy, and I'm still shy, and EGION' School plays to raves YMCA preschool director says parents pleased with program, BI 'Peter Pan' brings theater to Paterson's youth there used to be bigger kids pushing people around." Recently, he renamed the bully "Kid Fella" and directed the play as a musical, with a cast of children from the City Serve Youth Services, where he is the director. Every year, City Serve, an after-school and summer program overseen by St. Paul's Church and Community Development Corp. and funded by Ameri Corps, a national community service program, invites 60 of Paterson's youth programs to come and see its summer performance, which Thomas writes, directs and choreographs. Some of the.children in the audience hadn't ever seen a play.

But that's the audience Thomas says he wants to reach. "I want to give something back that I had experienced and they hadn't," he said. Some of those kids come to me and say 'What's a I say, and find WEATHER Mostly sunny today. Details, D12. IvvAcnorthjersey.com 35 CENTS They will be remembered by many as the comeback Games.

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Technology worked. Security was not too heavy. There were warm crowds Tonight I am a happy man." The 1994 Olympics in Lille-hammer, Norway, set the standard for the Winter Games. But Lillehammer is a village, Salt Lake a city, and the IOC now is committed to Winter Games in bigger cities. The 2006 Winter Games will be in Turin, Italy.

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medals BETTER ALERTS PROMISED threat of protests "greatly improves the opportu- adding: "Transport worked. Homeland Security Director and boycotts, organ- nity for the United States to win Technology worked. Security izers of these Games have corn- the bid in 2012." was not too heavy. There were GOLD Tom Ridge promis pleted their own comeback. governors These Games played amid warm crowds Tonight I am a 7, better terrorism information, A3 Rebounding from a bid scan- unprecedented security are happy man." 10 dal that threatened its ability to already being seen in influential The 1994 Olympics in Lille- AMERICA ON ALERT Lakhoste cthitey oc or mg a np ei tziitni og nc, 0 tmh me itStaleet rOeldyeme pmi ec the ci culenis tedasstehtaevsinags hdaerrnmd feerr, tNheorwlArianyierseGt atmhees.stBanut- SILVER rgo has put on an immaculately hosts following the problem- Lillehammer is a village, Salt I organized Winter Games, renew- plagued Atlanta Summer Lake a city, and the IOC now is 13 0) ing hopes the Olympics will soon Olympics in 1996.

committed to Winter Games in EI Arab nationals sought return to the United States. Privately, International bigger cities. BRONZE in Wall Street Jounal Four U.S. cities are vying. for Olympic Committee President The 2006 Winter Games will be I tit' 4 the 2012 Summer Games: New Jacques Rogge has told col- in Turin, Italy.

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seen by St. Paul's Church and Com- I had experienced and they hadn't," CrosswordDIO Television D9 "I started when I was 7, when I munity Development Corp. and he said. Some of those kids come to a wrote a script about a bully," he said. funded by AmeriCorps, a national me and say 'What's a I say, Vot 131, No.

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