Detroit Free Press

They didn't have things like Space Camp when I was a kid, but if they had, I would have gone. I was a space nut. I kept scrapbooks of every mission. I glued together plastic model rockets, always making sure the flag decal was nice and straight on the side.At summer camp in 1969, I was already awake when they woke us to watch Neil Armstrong on the moon. I saw him descend the ladder of the lunar excursion module -- or LEM as we insiders called it -- and he said, "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind," I was thrilled.I never asked why he was doing it.

Such a little girl. That was the impression you had when you stood next to Dominique Moceanu at the Atlanta ...

Ididn't think it was possible. But all the years of losing, embarrassment, and one step forward/two steps back, ...

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The move itself will be small, only a few inches. One man will move to the right, one will move to the left, the ...

If that '60s expression "today is the first day of the rest of your life" ever rang true, it rings true today for ...

The sun always shines on Johnnie Morton. That's because he has it tattooed on his back. Really. A massive, yellow ...