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    The Astros and Rangers will continue with game three of their four game series tonight at Globe Life Park‚ with the Rangers grabbing the win in two close games so far. Pucking Hockey has a free MLB pick for you with this match-up‚ with a possible prediction‚ too. Doug Fister – Starting Pitcher Fister will take the mound tonight for his 12th start of the season‚ and will try to grab his second win in a row and his sixth of the season overall. Fister is a 6-foot-8 giant that can put ‘em away with

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    The article‚ Ban Fighting in Hockey discusses the dangers of fighting in the game of hockey. Author Charlie Gillis is arguing the fact that the old saying says‚ “Hockey needs fighting” should be reconsidered. This journal coming out shortly after the death of rookie senior hockey player‚ Donald Sanderson‚ caused the uproar against violence from Gillis. His argument was up against great odds‚ because when Colin Campbell (who is the director of hockey operations) brought the topic of harsher punishments

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    Fist Stick Knife Gun

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    Violence was a huge recurring issue throughout Geoffrey Canada’s book Fist‚ Stick‚ Knife‚ Gun. The book drew upon numerous incidents of violence encountered by Geoffrey himself‚ his daughter‚ and his students. As a child growing up in the Bronx‚ it was essential that Canada knew how to fight. Ironically not fighting often caused more pain and difficulties in the long run than fighting did. Canada was an intelligent child and was more advanced than many of his peers in the community therefore he

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    While many Northern Ontario boys and girls start their hockey careers before entering pre-school‚ I expressed no interest in learning the fundamentals of ice-skating‚ let alone hockey‚ until the age of seven years‚ which is considered late by Canadian standards. Many of my school friends played the game Playing house league hockey for two seasons was the obvious choice for my rudimentary skills. I enjoyed the comaraderie (expand on this). My skating had improved immensely since the early days

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    Head Injuries in Today ’s NHL The National Hockey League is one of the most intense and aggressive leagues in the world. The NHL is home to the best professional hockey players in the world; professionals who perform every night for their teammates‚ coaches‚ and especially their fans. This is a league where every night players risk their bodies being knocked to the ice and punched in the face by their opponents. Because of this risk‚ the NHL needs to find a way to protect the star players they

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    Bullfighting has been a topic of controversy in recent years‚ due to people speaking out about the unethical slaughtering of innocent animals exploited for entertainment purposes. Spaniards see this act as more than just as a sport‚ and how it is a major key to their culture. If one were to seek the prime areas of bullfighting‚ it will be found in the following cities of Spain : Sevilla‚ Cordoba‚ or Ronda. Upon entering a bullfighting arena‚ a lot of newcomers have no idea what to expect. The first

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    Avocation of Bullying Before‚ in the 20th century‚ bullying was a regular thing in everyday life. In this time‚ no one paid attention to effect that bullying had on kids because no one at the time showed any serious reaction to bullying. In 1999‚ two seniors at Columbine High School killed a total of 13 people which brought attention to the world. With a link of aggression and bullying‚ this became more serious issue. Entering the new century‚ many of those who have had a personal connection with

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    The group told her that they were fine and the plaintiff seemed to be upset because the group had not successfully completed the stunt. At no point did the plaintiff tell her that she had been injured‚ nor did she exhibit any symptoms of a concussion in her presence. Marella presents as a typical cheerleading coach‚ confident‚ talkative and outgoing. We believe that she will make a decent witness at trial. Michael Herbst (former athletic director): Michael Herbst‚ now retired‚ was the athletic

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    Cyber Bullying By Fernando Marinero & Kasey Green What is Cyberbullying?  Cyberbullying is the use of information technology to repeatedly harm or harass other people in a deliberate manner. Is It Wrong?  While bullying is considered an old notion‚ cyber bullying is fairly new to this day in age.  In an online survey conducted 52% of people said that yes cyber bullying was a serious problem‚ while the other 48% said it was not. The Debate The people who agree that cyber bullying is a

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    The iconoclastic controversy began in mid 700 A.D. It was a religious dispute between Christians on whether icons‚ paintings‚ mosaics‚ statues‚ etc. should be allowed in the church. One side felt there was a need for icons in the church while the other side felt that icons in the church turned the focus of worship away from God and into idolatry. Both sides had a point but there was much dispute in the early church as to what was the correct theology. Icons had been a large part of the church

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