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    not we should keep competitive sports is an important problem we need to face. Some people think it can cause your grades to suffer. However‚ other people think it can make you more collaborative in school. Competitive sports should not be continued because it is not safe or good for kid. Competitive sports are not good for kids because you can get injured‚ can also cause stress and anxiety‚ and kids have the mindset that they won’t be good at anything else than the competitive sports they play and

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    Should sports be allowed in schools? There are a lot of positive effects to having sports in schools‚ but are a lot of negative affects to. They help us in school while the same time that put at risk of getting injured. They make us want to come to school‚ but they also make the unathletic kids less cool. Sports should be played in school because the positive reasons outweigh the negative reasons. They have done research on the way sports affect education‚ and concluded that sports have a positive

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    Should Steroids be Allowed in Sports No‚ steroids should not be allowed in sports. It seems that the use of steroids in sports should be allowed. According to Saculescu‚ Foddy‚ and Clayton the legalization of performance enhancing drugs in sports would be fairer and safer. One of the drugs used in sports‚ erythropoietin (EPO)‚ is a growth hormone and found naturally in the body (Clyaton et. al). These drugs are also so advanced that they can actually mimic certain natural processes

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    publicity‚ or any reasons in-between. So why is it that when a college or professional athlete is charged with the same crime‚ they are still allowed to continue to play? Granted‚ there have been instances that the convicted athlete has been asked to leave the team. For instance‚ Marcus Vick‚ who was finally dismissed from Virginia Tech’s football team after a series of incidents (Lipka‚ 2006)—but more often than not‚ this is not the case. Possibly even more importantly than any publicity

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    BoyGirl‚ Wall: rethink and imagine The Escapists‚ in their interpretation of the playBoyGirl‚ Wall’ create dramatic meaning for the audience by making them rethink traditional theatre and use their imagination. Instead of being given the setting‚ the characters’ faces‚ and the atmosphere‚ this play is like a book‚ where one must imagine each scene in their head as it develops‚ aided by chalk drawings on the walls and the floor. The Escapists estranges this performance from traditional theatre

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    and eggs. Steroids are not even a thought” says Jim Thome. Using drugs in sports should not be allowed because these drugs can cause physical and mental harm and other problems to the player. There should be drug testing during all seasons of the game and in every sport. Although these drugs cause harm to the players can find these drugs almost anywhere and can also be prescribed by a doctor. So should drugs be allowed in sports? First‚ players that use certain drugs such as erythropoietin‚ human

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    Should boys and girls be in separate classes? Main point 1: Promote gender stereotyping and fixed gender roles. Bullying “Single-sex education can be especially harmful for children who do not conform to gender stereotypes. Peers are often the strongest enforcers of sex roles. Boys who do not fit the tough‚ athletic mold and girls who do not fit feminine stereotypes are subject to bullying or exclusion from other children.” Kimmel‚ M. (2008). Guyland: The perilous world where boys become men. New

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    approximately 1 million young people between ages 12 and 17 have taken performance-enhancing supplements or drugs. Drugs not being allowed in sports is very crucial because it shows who works for where they are and how well they’re doing it. But even sometimes the players you look up to know as an idol are probably using it. Performance enhancing drugs should not be allowed in sports. Performance enhancers (steroids) may give you amazing results but have horrible symptoms. However‚ many athletes say that

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    Have you ever thought of using PEDs in sports?Hi have you ever felt guilty for using a drug?People think PEDs should not be allowed in sports.They should take PEDs seriously because of the risks.Would you take risk to win 1 game or a couple?More kids have started taking PEDs and some have committed suicide.It also can cost people a lot of money for PEDs and they may go poor if they are playing a sport without a contract because the cost of the PEDs.They cost that much because the supply and demand

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    The following play that I viewed and am about to critique is‚ “Boy Gets Girl” by Rebecca Gilman. In this play there are seven characters: Theresa‚ Tony‚ Howard‚ Mercer‚ Harriett‚ Les‚ and Beck. The play was set in New York City during the Fall of 2000 and a basic mood of the show was suspenseful drama. The play starts off with Theresa‚ a journalist‚ going on an awkward‚ blind date with Tony‚ that was set up by their mutual friend Linda. After the date‚ Tony constantly sends flowers to Theresa’s

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