Spirit Magazine Quarter 1 – 2004 Spirit magazine is in Adobe PDF format   Page Story 1 A Moment of Truth (182K PDF) — by Ray Lane, Partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers; Vice Chair, Special Olympics Board of Directors     4 Make The Point! (322K PDF) Students across the United States promote reconciliation— by Denise Daffron     6   The Other Rebuilding (265K PDF) Rebuilding hope and renewing our faith in human understanding has never been as important as it is today — by Timothy Shriver     8 Sports In Action (217K PDF) Coverage of Special Olympics sports around the world.     10 Athletes (143K PDF) Special Olympics Vermont (USA) athlete Troy Daniels coins a phrase that captures attention halfway around the world — by Kathy Smallwood     11 Volunteers (134K PDF) Volunteering with Special Olympics Panama (by Zoe Pastorfield-Li) and Special Olympics Jordan (by Abeer Anwar)       12 Families (276K PDF) Special Olympics introduces a new worldwide network of family leaders — by Scott Deckman, Helen MacNabb and Michael Freeman     14   Campaign News (182K PDF) Invest in a Life to Change the World; Campaign Leadership Profile/Joan B. Kroc       16   World Games (141K PDF) Special Olympics Nippon (Japan) holds two World Games parties for upcoming 2005 World Winter Games in Nagano — by Masako Endo       17   Around the World (513K PDF) News and events from the seven Special Olympics regions       25   Celebrities & Fundraising (249K PDF) Special events and projects benefiting Special Olympics       27   Sponsors (151K PDF) Proctor & Gamble's 24-year commitment; International Association of Chiefs of Police's Law Enforcement Torch Run® photo contest       28   Commentary (150K PDF) Erin Holloway, a Special Olympics International Global Messenger from Colorado, USA, reflects on her vision of what the world would be like if people with intellectual disabilities were accepted for who they are