Laboratory  for  Leisure,   Tourism   &
Sport
                  
University of Connecticut
                              
Andrew Yiannakis, Director
                      
 Sport and Religion/Ritual (#26)

Researched and Compiled by:
Jim Murdy, Ph.D. candidate in Leisure and Tourism

EMAIL: cjmurdy@snet.net

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