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    Junior Olympics I look at my watch and it’s 11:56‚ the captain tells us over the loudspeaker to fasten our seat belts for landing. He tells us that the current weather in Albuquerque‚ NM is 29 degrees and snowing. After a rough landing we get off the plane and get on a shuttle to get our rental car. It’s 1:00 in the morning now and there is a line out the door‚ there is only one service desk open. After standing in line for a half an hour‚ a crazy women starts swearing at people and punches the

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    Journal of Sport History‚ Vol. 22‚ No. 1 (Spring 1995) Toward a Theory of Olympic Internationalism John Hoberman University of Texas at Austin “Well‚ all right then‚ let’s talk about the Chairman of the World. The world gets into a lot of trouble because it has no chairman. I would like to be Chairman of the World myself.” —E. B. White‚ Stuart Little (1945) “But when it comes to our age‚ we must have an automatic theocracy to rule the world.” —Sun Myung Moon (1973) Back in 1967‚ Dr. Wildor

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    Berlin- in august 1936 the world came together for the summer Olympics in berlin the capital of Nazi Germany. In 1931 ioc had awarded the games to berlin with no idea that Adolf Hitler was going to take over 2 years later. By 1936 the Nazis had control over Germany. There was international debate as to whether the 1936 Olympics in Nazi Germany should be boycotted. By 1936 the Nazis had control over Germany and had already begun implement their racist policies. Adolf Hitler who was not a sports fan

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    Adam Ellner Mr. Lovre AP American Literature 5 5 Apr. 2013 The Upside to Politics in the Olympic Games Throughout the last hundred years‚ despite its image as a worldwide sporting phenomenon that rises above the clutches of politics‚ the Olympic Games has served as a catalyst and a stage for sociopolitical conflict and controversy on both national and global scales. Despite the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) attempts to limit this infringement of politics into the realm of international

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    Service Reflection: Special Olympics For my service hours‚ I attended Special Olympics‚ an event where disabled or mentally ill students and adults compete in a series of sports. I was in charge of a severly autistic teen named Tony‚ whos life is spent in a group home. I was unable to get much information out of him‚ as he was barely able to communicate let alone stay in one place. This event was an example of direct service as it was a one-on-one experience that changed my life. Tony was extremely

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    victims‚ but under the insistence of the former International Olympic Committee President‚ Avery Brundage‚ “the Games must go on” (“Munich 1972). Prior to the Games‚ Dr. Georg Sieber‚ a German forensic psychologist‚ was asked by Olympic security experts to develop 26 emergency scenarios to help plan event security. Ironically‚ Sieber had identified situation Number 21 as “a dozen armed Palestinians would scale the perimeter fence of the [Olympic] Village. They would invade the building that housed the

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    previously enslaved African Americans‚ therefore maintaining the African Americans status of repression. However throughout the later 1950s to 1960s American went through the Civil Rights Movement‚ in which the African Americans aimed for a desegregated society that maintained equality. Throughout the Civil Rights Movement many non-violent protests were held creating direct confrontation urging changes to be made within segregated social areas. Therefore non-violent direct confrontation was the successful

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    In the image "Going to the Olympics‚" by Frank Romero‚ he used specific images to symbolize the city of Los Angeles. In the top of the painting we can observe a couple of men fighting and a horse. The two men fighting might represent the effort that the city has made to get where they are at this point‚ while the horse might represent the power that the people have when they’re together. It also shows five cars‚ each with a heart above‚ which might mean all the missions in California and how lovely

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    The Olympic Games are an event athletes train their entire lives for. What some do not know‚ however‚ is that the Olympic Games originated in Greece and were held at Olympia‚ in Zeus’s honor‚ as he was the God of all Gods. Although there were several events held in other god’s honors‚ this is the one that is still around‚ occurring every four years in different parts of the world. Winning or even placing in the events the Olympic Games host is a great honor for yourself and for your country. This

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    The Summer Olympics have been going on for thousands of years. These games have been bringing people together from many parts of the world. People have been gathering for this event since 776 B.C. Many people have competed and have won several awards. The first Olympic games dated back to 776 B.C. The games started out with only 1 event called “Stade”. Many people competed nude. Married women were not allowed to watch or go to the events but‚ unmarried women were allowed to and were sat next to

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