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    single-season home run record. Major League Baseball‚ the ruling body of professional baseball in the United States‚ was all too thrilled with their newfound popularity and growing revenues. The game of baseball had long been considered “the” American pastime‚ but entering the 98’ season the league was still searching for ways to reopen the enthusiasm‚ and wallets‚ of baseball fans that had lost interest in the sport‚ largely due to the strike-shortened campaign in 1994. The home run race between

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    Toying with Success: The McFarlane Toy Company Todd McFarlane‚ president and CEO of the McFarlane Companies‚ is an entrepreneur who understands the importance of product development. Comics‚ sports‚ toys‚ and rock-and-roll have all benefited from his creativity. When McFarlane’s dream to play major league baseball didn’t happen‚ he fell back on another interest he developed as a teenager—drawing superheroes. He faced the same question faced by all entrepreneurs: Could he make money pursuing his

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    In today’s society there are many things that are unsavory and due to cheating scandals‚ professional sports can be added to that list. I disagree with the opinion expressed by Stephen Dubner in the New York Times article‚ Is Cheating Good For Sports? Although Dubner presents his reader with a question‚ as you read his article‚ it becomes clear that he believes the American public enjoys the prospect of detecting cheating‚ almost as much as they enjoy the actual game. Dubner refers to it as a detective

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    appeal and more importantly to the league‚ revenue. And it received that boost in the form of the greatest home run race the game has seen. Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa were pacing their way to history in pursuit of breaking Roger Maris’ single season home run record of 61 home runs that had stood for 37 years. After the 162 game season‚ McGwire and Sosa finished with 70 and 66 home runs‚ respectively‚ and had made a positive impact on the game of baseball. However‚ it is unlikely that the two

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    Steroids in Baseball

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    Analysis of Steroids in Baseball Introduction Steroids have apparently become extremely predominant throughout the years in Major League Baseball. Players have taken advantage of this illegal substance in the United States to increase their skills‚ speed‚ power‚ and abilities to overpass challenging competitors. This competition arises from teammates or even future prospects that may threaten to take their position. It is said that a large percentage of these professionals have been

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    In Norman Maclean’s “A River Runs through It”‚ Maclean explains his younger life. Maclean also shows us the divide that the river places on Paul. Paul’s actions at and away from the river are drastically different. Paul away from the river is a troubled young man who finds himself in trouble with the law and others. At the river Paul was known as a fly fisherman. The Big Blackfoot river gives a sense of power and control to Paul that he isn’t able to feel away from the river. Norman shows Paul away

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    Imagine you are a professional baseball player in the MLB‚ and you’re one of the greats. You have been using steroids to help build your strength and look good. One Saturday night you blast your 74th homerun‚ setting a new record for most homeruns in a single season. Do you think you should be included in the record book‚ even though you used performance enhancing drugs? Do you feel you are cheating the sport and dishonoring America’s favorite pastime? Scenarios like this are actually happening in

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    NABIL MUHAMMAD 16612299 An essay titled “ Should A Woman Work Outside The Home? “‚ written by Mohammed Akade Osman‚ states that there are so much serious social problems which emerge in socieies where woman work outside their homes. Devorce rate‚ crime rate and immoral acts increase as well as social injustice is formed. Woman should take appropriate job for their good itself. I agree with Mr.Osman’s statements‚ because as time grows‚ i often find or hear each problem occurs everywhere in my

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    David Haynes Mrs. Szabo ENG – 102 5 December‚ 2012 Hall of Famer? Major League Baseball (MLB) has always been one of the worst offenders of players engaging in questionable behavior. With the MLB featuring as a key example in the steroid debate‚ how can the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA) electors decide which players are eligible to be inducted into the Hall of Fame? Located in Cooperstown‚ New York‚ the National Baseball Hall of Fame is in anticipation for new members. An

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    season in 1994‚ ticket prices had dropped by 13 percent league wide to accommodate for the drop in attendance‚ which remained at a 9% decrease even after the price reduction (ESPN). However‚ things took a turn in 1996. 17 players hit 40 or more home runs that year‚ compared to only five in 1993. As noted earlier‚ In 1998 two of the game’s premier power hitters‚ Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa‚

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