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    Cody Miller Combiths English 1106 20 April 2015 Should Student-Athletes be Paid? Introduction In the modern college sports era‚ the call for student-athletes to be paid has escalated. These athletes are now apart of a nearly billion-dollar industry in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). There are arguments for both sides. Those who believe that the athletes should be paid make the argument that schools and the NCAA are making millions of dollars off these athletes and are not being

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    Too Poor to Parent?

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    MS.  Spring 2008‚ Vol. 18‚ No. 2‚ pp. 42-45  Copyright © Liberty Media for Women Spring 2008. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission. Too Poor to Parent? By Gaylynn Burroughs  • Black children are twice as likely as white children to enter U.S. foster care. The culprit: Our inattention to poverty.      When a recurrent plumbing problem in an upstairs unit caused raw sewage to seep into her New York City apartment‚ 22-year-old Lisa (not her real name) called social services

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    summary: Not Stupid Too

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    Summarization I Not Stupid Too is a story about the struggle of sibling‚ Tom and Jerry and their friend Chengchai with their conflicts involving adults around them. Tom and Jerry lived with their parents‚ grandmother and a maid. Even though they are wealthy and brought up well but as their parent is working and always busy with work they seldom spend time with their kids and just communicate through a note on the fridge. if the parent had a chance to meet them‚ only to nag them about their studies

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    Never Too Late

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    eventually. It is never too late for a person to be who they might have been. It can take a long time for someone to find a passion or a drive to become what he has always wanted to be. Some people might have been too afraid to come out as being homosexual‚ others might have had too low of a self esteem to like who they are‚ and others might have grown up in a place with no hope. It will always be difficult trying to accomplish what has already been lost in life‚ but it is never too late for a second chance

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    Football Too Dangerous

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    Are sports too dangerous? Sports are fun‚ but they are also very dangerous at times. Let’s take Football for example. Football is one of America’s most important sports‚ but it is also one of the most dangerous sport ever. People see the fun and thrill of the game‚ but what they don’t see is how much people get hurt in them. Football players are a magnet to head injuries‚ hard hits‚ concussions mostly and many other death leading damage. All of these injuries and situations leading to death shows

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    Case Study – Pre paid Legal Services Q1) How does PPLS create value for its customers? What are the critical risks that it has to manage well? Ans) PPLS creates value for its customers by insuring their future legal costs by charging an advance premium monthly . It sells memberships‚ which allow members to access legal services through a network of independent law firms in each state of USA. It also promotes multi-level marketing by encouraging members to become associates and get commission

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    Pay For Play Since athletes bring millions of dollars into their colleges every year‚ universities should compensate their athletes. College athletes today put in as much time as someone with a full time job. Ramog Huma‚ a Korean College athlete and president of the National College Players Association says “college athletes are just like all other hard www.scholastic working Americans’‚ they should receive a fair days pay for a fair days work” (sic)(Rebeca Zisscu np.) College athletes often

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    Not Paying College Athletes 1              College Athletes Should Not Be Paid                  Jason Jia  English III‚ P.2  Phyllis Kadrmas  May 16‚ 2014     Not Paying College Athletes 2  Abstract  In recent years‚ many people debate whether college athletes should be paid  or not. This debate has gone on for many years and soon it will be solved. This  paper will talk about the negative effects of paying college athletes and the benefits  they are already receiving from their schools

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    other University at $120‚288‚370 (How Much Revenue). Yet with this large sum of money‚ no college athletes are legally compensated for their work. According to NCAA rules‚ “You are not eligible for participation in a sport if you have ever: Taken pay‚ or the promise of pay‚ for competing in that sport” (NCAA Regulations 1). Due to this law‚ not only are college athletes having difficulty in paying off their college tuition‚ but also many athletes are being paid under the table through black markets

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    Should college athletes be paid? College sports provide a huge source of the universities’ income. The school takes in money from ticket sales‚ television contracts‚ and sport-related merchandise‚ just to name a few. The athletes‚ however‚ receive their scholarship and little more. While the prospect of receiving a free college education is something few would complain about‚ when the issue is more closely examined it becomes evident that it is not enough. The trend for athletes is to leave

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