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    become a ballet dancer‚ he takes the measures to fulfill his dream. However‚ the strong contrast between Billy’s desire and the attitude of the hardened miners of his town imposes obstacles for him. When Billy starts taking ballet lessons instead of boxing‚ he secretly makes the transition. Unfortunately for Billy‚ his father finds out he is doing ballet and makes it clear that he wants him to stop. However‚ Billy completely ignores his father and begins taking private lessons with Mrs. Wilkinson. This

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    Imagine‚ you’re about to finish first in the very first Olympic Games... You’re also naked. Seems weird right? In light of the recent Winter Olympics I thought it would be fun to research how different it was from the first games. So today I thought I would share with you all the history‚ athletes‚ and events from the early Olympic Games.  According to historical records‚ the first ancient Olympic Games can be traced back to 776 BC. They were dedicated to the Olympian gods and were held in ancient

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    Salamis War By: Aglaia Marina The persians had victories at both Artemisium and Thermopylae. The battle of Artemisium was in 480 B.C. It was against the Persians and the Greeks. The battle took place in Artemisium. The Persians won the war. (Battle of Artemisium) At Thermopylae the Persians fought against the Spartans and the Persians won. It was a long battle against the two‚ Sparta was winning in the beginning and killing many Persians. In the end the Persians shot many arrows at

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    To demonstrate Diana’s isolation in society‚ Karyne Kusama uses a variety of camera angles and framing shots. In the introduction scene‚ Karyne Kusama uses full shot‚ mid shot‚ and extreme close up of Diana’s face. When she is leaning against the row of red lockers‚ the director slowly moves the camera for a mid to an extreme up. The facial expression shows the audience how she feels. It is as if her frustration is the only thing she lives on. On top of that‚ the shown through the director’s use

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    Marlen Esparza: Going the Distance tells the story of a young eleven year old girl who approaches Rudy Silva‚ the boxing coach of Houston’s boxing gym‚ and asks for him

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    are still people who dismiss what he achieves as an athlete and only judge him by his skin color. His experience is only one brief example of racism in sports. In this paper‚ racism in five different sports will be discussed: Basketball‚ Baseball‚ Boxing‚ Golfing‚ and Soccer. Even though there is a significant amount of talented black athletes in today’s professional sports market‚ these players are still subject to racial prejudice from their teammates‚ coaches‚ and fans. As March madness (College

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    late 90’s. Professional sports and society would not be the same without them. African American athletes‚ including Jackie robinson‚ Jim Brown‚ Muhammad Ali‚ Michael Jordan and others had a huge impact on American society and sports such as baseball‚ boxing‚ basketball and football. Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born on January 31‚ 1919‚ in Cairo‚ Georgia. Throughout his 10 year long career he was constantly fighting for more rights for blacks in sports and society. Jackie was the first African American

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    the battle in the boxing ring and the scramble for money afterward suggest the kind of control whites have over blacks in the story?

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    country. For instance‚ Floyd Mayweather is the top paid athlete in the world for boxing‚ earning a total of three hundred million dollars. Do we really need to promote a dangerous sport by paying someone three hundred million dollars to hit their opponent? But when someone gets into a fight at their school or in a bar it’s not tolerated and those involved in the fight are punished. How come they don’t get paid? Boxing is a hard sport to train for and to be

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    the viewer and audience to put themselves in the characters’ shoes and experience the hardships New Jersey faced. The cultural values that James Braddock had were‚ mate ship (went to look for his missing neighbor)‚ never give up attitude to (life‚ boxing and family) and always give back (gave his money back to the dole when he made his money back). Ron Howard used setting extensively to help describe what the 1930s was like. He used techniques like low lighting to add a dark and depressed feel

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