December 2002 Bulletin

Have you seen the Academy’s PSAs?

The public education and media relations department is tracking reported "sightings" of these public service advertisements in airports across the country and encourages members to let us know where you’ve seen them. The headlines on the ads include the following:

• "Every female athlete has an Achilles heel."

• "Some people might say this is overly cautious—sign your site."

• "He says it’s no sweat running the latest software."

• "With her baby on the way, Conchita Chediak thought it was time to put back pain behind her."

• "If there’s one thing a cattle rancher hates more than a bum steer, it’s a bum knee."

• "Guess which one just learned to walk."

• "Since Chris Klug’s knee surgery, it’s all been downhill. Fast."

• "When he was four, Chad Courtney learned not to play under the riding mower. The hard way."

• "She says she wants to keep living in her home."

• "What’s your body’s greatest weakness?"

• "What is your child getting into at the playground?"

• "Will your bones live as long as you do?"