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Read the full letter from The General. For more than 50 years, the Dixie Basketball Camp has been motivating young men to be their best, both on the basketball court and in the game of life. Each summer, more than 500 aspiring basketball players take part in a week filled with incredible enthusiasm and spirit for an experience unmatched by other camps.
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A southern American woman who has one foot in the US and one in the Middle East - yes, it is a big stretch! Saturday, November 12, 2016. Soyears have passed since I have written. I am still here in Kuwait; two children have graduated and have gone off to college in the US; one child is at home and in elementary school; and I am still teaching at the university. And so, I am here with my life in the Middle East and a heart in a US that may soon cease to exist as a space that my heart would recognize.