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    Paid Athletes

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    PaiD Athletes Try to picture this scenario: You are one of the best performers of your skill amongst your age group. You‚ along with those who perform with you‚ generate so much profit that together you pay for all the employees‚ employers‚ and everything else associated with the company you work for. However‚ you are not paid any sum of money whatsoever. Many college athletes face similar dilemmas. The National Collegiate Athletic Association governs all student athletes and has established

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    rate and college going rate. There can be a very big difference between selective enrollment schools and neighborhood schools. Let’s compare Dyett High School to Whitney Young High School. Dyett is a neighborhood school; there are no requirements to get into the school. In 2010‚ only 55% of students graduated from Dyett. Additionally‚ only 4.7% of students met Reading standards and only 6.3% met Math standards‚ meaning that the vast majority of students are not ready for college. This is

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    Student Athletes

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    One of the leading controversies in college sports today is whether student-athletes should be “paid to play” or not. Is their college education their compensation‚ and the playing time considered an internship? The NCAA rules state that only amateur athletes may play college sports. Their current definition of an amateur athlete is “one who engages in a particular sport for the educational‚ physical‚ mental‚ and social benefits derived therefrom and to whom participation in that sport is an avocation”

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    The silencing effect is the act of suppressing knowledge that a rape on a college or university campus. This phenomenon intends to protect the university rather than supporting the victims of a sexual assault. Universities and colleges are intending to protect their collegiate brand so that rape statistics are low or are non-existent. The silencing effect is related to the profitability of universities because‚ in the eyes of potential applicants to the college‚ they see no negative accounts related

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    Athletes or Employees

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    Athletes or Employees Student athletes receive scholarships for their skill set and ability to play at the collegiate level‚ while employees receive stability‚ income and benefits for their skill set and ability to contribute to the work place. Athletes as well as persons in the work force deal with adversity that directly affects there lives‚ yet only members of the workforce are rewarded with a source of income. It could even be said‚ athletes are under more pressure to perform due to not only

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    Are Athletes Overpaid?

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    When sports exploded in the 1900’s athletes were paid like regular working citizens. Most athletes had to work over the summer to keep their mortgages paid. In present day‚ professional athletes are dished out astronomical salaries in exchange for their play. Many of these athletes have the opportunity to be set for life within the first years of their contracts. Eighteen and nineteen year olds are given multi-million dollar contracts. While these athletes are getting paid these ridiculous amounts

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    Alcohol and Athletes

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    Is Drinking Among Athletes Socially Accepted? As an athlete‚ achieving optimal performance involves practicing hard‚ hitting the weight room and being on top of your game both mentally and physically. However many athletes tend to underestimate the way in which alcohol use‚ even a few drink‚ nullifies one’s hard work by erasing the effects of workouts‚ reducing endurance‚ and compromising the mental game. The goal of any athlete is to be at the peak of performance. Alcohol is socially accepted

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    athletes not overpaid

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    ENG 4U1 – 11 25 Sept 2013 Professional Athletes Should Not Be Criticized In a world with numerous and various types of occupations‚ it is often difficult to measure the importance of each profession monetarily. Each person‚ society and organization has a different perspective on the significance of certain occupations but it seems that cross-culturally there is a common belief that professional athletes are extremely overpaid. Professional athletes worldwide are often questioned regarding their

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    Have you ever been walking and you hear in the he say she say around the hallways and they cause a fight or a controversy. Well I have and I think it needs to be put to a stop So my proposal is that we get a committee called the he say she say no go committee sponsored by the landstown fix it nation‚ and we go to congress to try and make it a law if it pasts then we start the process in three simple steps of fixation. Step 1: act of keeping it calm‚ this act is called keeping it calm because we

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    told from the North Vietnamese viewpoint in the Vietnam War. There are many themes that are shown throughout the novel. However‚ the three main themes are the effects of the war to its soldiers‚ the relationships and the love between each soldier‚ and the symbolism of nature throughout the novel. I will explain how the war has an effect on these three main themes and I will also contrast this novel with the novel‚ “Rumor of War‚” by Phillip Caputo. The parallels between the novel‚ “Rumor of

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