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    Ice Hockey and Lacrosse

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    Ice Hockey and Lacrosse Both Lacrosse and Ice hockey are two sports that share similar aspects. One example would be that they both require plenty of athletic prowess‚ as well as countless hours of training and practice to master. The high amount of contact in both sports enables a player to become both physically and mentally "tough". Lacrosse has grown to its highest level of popularity it has ever reached over the last ten years. Ice hockey has seen a steady climb in its popularity over

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    taking hitting and fighting out of hockey in the last few years because of the rise in career ending injuries‚ but the cause is from the fact that hockey players having been getting faster stronger and more skilled. Although people do get severe injuries and some take it too far it’s the risk that they face every time they step on the ice. Hitting starts at the age of 11 which I think is an appropriate age to start hitting. Taking Hitting and fighting out of hockey would change the game forever.

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    a Canadian Identity through Sport: A Historical Interpretation of Lacrosse and Hockey “Imagining a Canadian Identity through Sport: A Historical Interpretation of Lacrosse and Hockey” a literature written by Robidoux is a document that falls under historical genre because it provides a narration about a real event of how sport was used promote discipline‚ emotional self-control and fair play through the game of hockey and cricket. It shows how both English and French settlers fought over the kind

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    My Walking Stick

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    My Walking Stick This is a barbershop style song sung by Golden Gate Quartet. The song is accompanied by guitar and the singing group is consist of four men. At the beginning of the song‚ the rhythm is free. It starts with the guitar playing an arpeggio‚ establishing the key of the piece. At 8”‚ the tenor‚ bass and the baritone sing the same chord‚ and the highest pitch is the same as the last note that the guitar played. While the chord is continuing‚ the lead sings an improvisation based on

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    Glow Stick Lab

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    Glow Stick Lab – Informal Hypothesis: I believe the glow sticks will become ultimately brighter in the warmer temperature beaker as heat cause molecules and particles to move faster and rapidly thus producing energy where as when the glow stick is the cold temperature beaker I believe it will dim in light as energy id being taken away as particles are moving much slower and are closer to each other. Materials: * Hot plate * Two beakers (200mL) * Two glow sticks * Water * Thermometer

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    Why Hockey Fights Are Needed The National Hockey League is lucky‚ in a way. What was once a major issue – fighting – has all but taken care of itself. Fighting is down significantly‚ to the point where the only time people really talk about it these days is to mention that fighting is‚ well‚ down.In 2012-13 there were an average of 0.96 fighting majors called per game. It slipped to 0.76 in 2013-14 and 0.63 in ’14-15. This season through games played Nov. 12‚ 0.46 fighting majors have been called

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    Popsicle Stick Bridge

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    Building a Popsicle-Stick Bridge The goal: to build the strongest possible bridge to take a matchbox car‚ using wooden popsicle sticks. Constraints: The bridge must span a 55cm gap No more than 100 popsicle sticks may be used The sticks may not be cut Only white glue may be used Construction paper may be used for the deck only The test load is applied to a 4cm-wide section at the top of the arch. The test jig looks like this: (Well-built bridges can

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    Earth with a Stick Have you ever heard of the Greek mathematician and astronomer Eratosthenes? His name is probably best known among astronomers. Why do they think so highly of him? Eratosthenes was born about 276 B.C.E. and received some of his education in Athens‚ Greece. He spent a good part of his life‚ however‚ in Alexandria‚ Egypt‚ which at that time was under Greek rule. In about 200 B.C.E.‚ Eratosthenes set out to determine the dimensions of the earth by using a simple stick. “Impossible

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    Stick Up For Diversity

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    Sticking up for diversity I’m going to stick up for diversity because if we were all the same it would be a complete disaster. I will cover what is diversity? Why is diversity important? Why is sticking up for diversity important? How can you stick up for diversity? What is diversity? Diversity is a range of different things for example you are African American‚ and I am white. You’re a boy and I am a girl. This is what diversity is. Why is diversity important? Diversity is important because if

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    Hockey Research Paper

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    independence‚ my country - a country that I love‚ cherish and never thought of leaving to make a permanent home elsewhere in this wide planet - was for a considerable period of time a dominant force in hockey. Hockey‚ unlike cricket‚ is an international sport that is played and known the world over. Moreover‚ hockey is an action-oriented sport and however long a match may be drawn out‚ but it would end within 90 minutes to two hours at the maximum. In yester years‚ India has produced great players and who

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