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    Homeless Athletes

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    many cases famous athletes‚ celebrities‚ and the upper class end up homeless around the world and it shocks us all. But the chances of an athlete becoming financially or structurally unstable is something Americans think can’t occur because athletes make so much money in their profession‚ but more times than not it does. Homelessness

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    “I think not paying athletes is a tradition and also there would be less fans at games if they were paid” according to Mark Emmert (President of the NCAA ). Why would fans stop watching the games if they are in full support and love the game and the players that they love to watch? College athletes deserve some money‚ so that when they get out of college they can start a life. How else would they make money? They don’t have time for a job‚ they go to the school classes‚ then to their practice‚ and

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    In the article “Here’s Why We Shouldn’t Pay College Athletes” by John Thelin‚ it discusses the topic of paying collegiate athletes getting paid. Thelin takes the position that college athletes should not be getting paid. Thelin does agree with scholarships. During the article Thelin explains why college players shouldn’t be getting paid‚ using numbers that show if they were to legally get paid they would end up only making in the hundreds of dollars and would cost more to the school than just giving

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    College Athletes Should Not Be Exempt from Normal Class-Attendance Thesis Statement: College athletes should not be exempt from normal class-attendance because it is their responsibility to handle their work-load‚ in all aspects‚ just like everyone else. College’s main purpose and goal is to graduate and receive a degree. Everything else comes second. Student athletes who believe they should be exempt from normal class-attendance are ignorant and lazy individuals who do not deserve the privilege

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    Trauma In Athletes

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    multiple emotions that come with being injured. There’s the ‘on field’ thought process‚ then there’s the process of being diagnosed and finally‚ the recovery stage‚ and being able to play again. Emotional responses to injuries varies differently throughout athletes. While it is known that some athletes that are injured struggle emotionally‚ not all injured players experience noticeable emotional disturbance. The biggest reality of today’s sports is that many athletes have or will sustain career ending

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    Athletes

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    witnessed deaths of friends and innocent civilians. The war caused a widespread affliction of Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome on both sides. The main characters in both books are very much alike. In “Rumor of War‚” Caputo enters the war with notions of being a hero with thoughts of ending the war in a couple weeks or a few months and returning home to a parade. Caputo finds out it is completely opposite and he is rudely awakened to the realities of war. Likely‚ in “Novel Without A Name‚” the narrator

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    Athletes and Education

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    Did you ever realize that in most of the cases numerous of athletes never graduate? It is sad to see young student athletes setting for much less education than they deserve. Neil H.Petrie in his essay is expressing himself against the attitude toward student athletes‚ and collegiate system. Petrie said "the system uses and then discards after the final buzzer." I found it true because there is so much pressure on athletes that it compromises their potential and academic careers. Petrie addresses

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    Multisport Athletes

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    In today’s society‚ many parents who are involved with their kids’ sporting activities‚ have an unhealthy addiction to their children being on top of their game; because of this addiction the kids are ultimately suffering. Parents are only letting their kids play one sport‚ believing‚ incorrectly‚ that specializing in one sport is best. “Why do young athletes choose to specialize? The biggest reason is parents. Many parents encourage specialization because they believe it is an investment in a

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    Scholarship Athletes

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    Students late to the party may ultimately desire attending college‚ but face an uphill climb replete with unacceptable academic credentials‚ whether it’s poor performance in the classroom‚ deficiencies with college entrance examinations or some combination. For the chosen few alluded to earlier‚ universities will waive their standard requirements for scholarship athletes – no matter what they say. However‚ even the superstar athlete occasionally presents too many red flags and corresponding academic

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    Paying NCAA Athletes

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    Outline Purpose: The purpose of this speech is to inform my audience about the issue of potentially paying college athletes so that they may make an informed decision themselves. Thesis: As the popularity‚ and revenue continues to grow in college sports‚ the debate will be taken to new heights about whether or not college athletes are being exploited‚ and if they should be compensated monetarily. I. (C)The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) defines amateurism as‚ “The conviction

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