As TIMBERLIFE went to the presses, the nation’s baseball strike had just been settled. Fans across the country argued back and forth over it’s facts and disadvantages, but here at camp[ we knew what it truly meant to have no summer heroes, no crowded rooms as we watch the All-Star game, no box scores to fight over in the sports section. The loss of baseball at camp is a loss of one of our most important links with the outside world. Because of it’s significance here, our staff took a poll to find out how the camp as a whole felt about the strike. The results of the poll are shown below:

As can be seen, baseball is an important part of camp spirit. Incidentally, those with no opinion were omitted from the poll.