Sitzes

"People have a right to believe whatever they want," said Charlie Sitzes, a retired airline pilot and spokesman for the Indiana Atheist Bus Campaign, which is behind the transit ads.

Apologetics 2009

"People have a right to believe whatever they want," said Charlie Sitzes, a retired airline pilot and spokesman for the Indiana Atheist Bus Campaign, which is behind the transit ads.

Philosophy 2009

"People have a right to believe whatever they want," said Charlie Sitzes, a retired airline pilot and spokesman for the Indiana Atheist Bus Campaign, which is behind the transit ads.

Atheism 2009

"People have a right to believe whatever they want," said Charlie Sitzes, a retired airline pilot and spokesman for the Indiana Atheist Bus Campaign, which is behind the transit ads.

Anti-Catholicism 2009

The hired man, who stayed with the Sitzes all the year around, was a comical genius and the boys knew him well.

The Girls of Central High on the Stage: or, The Play That Took the Prize 1914

Sitzes is hopeful those quick hands and her kickboxing prowess translate well into the world of MMA.

unknown title 2009

Sitzes celebrated her 30th birthday with a first-round knockout of Amber Powell at Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, Okla., on March 21.

unknown title 2009

"All the best MMA fighters now are good with their hands and stand up," Sitzes 'boxing and kickboxing trainer, Ike Stafford, said.

unknown title 2009

MMA fights have more of a ground game than the WCL, although Sitzes prefers to stay upright and rely on strategy instead of strength.

unknown title 2009

"I want to be the first woman to have a title in boxing, kickboxing and MMA," Sitzes said during an hourlong interview last week.

unknown title 2009