This is the fourth year that coach Bias has helped with our basketball skills Special Olympics events. He and the members of the basketball and soccer teams at Fairmont volunteer and give us tremendous support for the competitions.

It is remarkable how good you feel when you volunteer and help with the different Special Olympics events. We are glad we have coach Bias and his teams on our side.

Hank doesn't just coach his teams about basketball, or soccer, but about life, and giving back to the community. He is enthusiastic about this event, and said it gives his team members a chance to serve by helping the young athletes with disabilities.

Honestly, I believe personally that Ohio basketball has suffered because these events have been held traditionally in Texas and Nevada.

The events included a balloon pop, a scavenger hunt, a dodge ball tournament, a basketball tournament and a limbo contest. Everyone could participate and the winning teams got points that counted toward their Olympic score.

This clearly has nothing to do with human agency. These dispersal events happened long before humans were around.