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    hockey during the 1980’s Olympic Hockey Competition was not one for the weak or feeble. A group of young college athletes from different‚ some rival‚ schools went through trial and tribulation and came together and take on seemingly unbeatable circumstances‚ much like a protagonist would in a classic grail quest. Throughout the journey‚ the team of young students took on the immense pressure of representing the United States during the cold war. The United States 1980’s Olympic Hockey Team encompassed

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    Writer Steve Maraboli once wrote‚ “Life doesn’t get easier or more forgiving‚ we get stronger and more resilient.” This quote shows the understanding this writer has for the human spirit and all the amazing things it is capable of. Throughout the book A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah‚ Ishmael’s life that was once filled with making music and playing soccer with friends quickly became a life of a child solider. Ishmael shows that he can come back from anything life throws at him and inspires the reader

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    Part B: Press Release Communication FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: McDonald’s USA Helping to Fight Obesity OAK BROOK‚ IL‚ October 9‚ 2012 - McDonald’s on going commitment to offer healthier menu options McDonald’s has always been committed to providing great tasting and affordable menu items. We are also committed to making a difference in our communities with our new health and wellness directives. McDonald’s has worked very hard in developing ways to do our part to help fight obesity

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    corruption‚ injuring others and the consequences of winning and more importantly losing is all evident. Lombardi’s statement is not only applicable to athletes‚ but it also applies to the countries that the athletes are representing. Events such as the Olympics and the World Cup of Hockey‚ are a source of national pride and some countries are willing‚ and fully wanting to try and do anything to bring prestige back‚ many of them resorting to unethical tactics. Lombardi’s statement does not only affect players

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    in which he won six Kentucky Golden Glove titles‚ two National Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) titles‚ two National Golden Glove crowns‚ and got the Gold Medal in the light heavyweight division in the 1960 Summer Olympics held in Rome‚ Italy. Ali was just 18 years of age when he won the Olympic Gold Medal by vanquishing Zbigniew Pietrzykowski‚ an extreme

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    Games Federation (AGF) from the first Games in New Delhi‚ India‚ until the 1978 Games. Since the 1982 Games they have been organized by the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA)‚ after the breakup of the Asian Games Federation.[1] The Games are recognized by the International Olympic Committee(IOC) and are described as the second largest multi-sport event after the Olympic Games.[2][3] In its history‚ nine nations have hosted the Asian Games. 46 nations have participated in the Games‚ including Israel‚ which

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    penalties for cheating are small (a six month to one year ban in professional sport‚ or a two year ban for a first offense in the Olympics) are greatly outweighed by multimillion dollar rewards of prize money‚ endorsements‚ and other rewards that are likely to come if not caught. A survey in 1992 of a small group of Olympic athletes found that they believed that the successful Olympic athletes at the time were using banned substances (Savulescu 666). Although the WADA serves to catch athletes that use these

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    gender equity? Based on Olympic Games 113 years ago‚ in 1900‚ the first women participated in the Olympic Games‚ 22 women participated in the two events‚ Tennis and Golf for female athletes. After another four years‚ in 1904 the first medals were given out to the champions of the 6 participants‚ which now also had the chance to compete in Archery. In the London Olympics 2012‚ there were over 302 events and on 140 of them women were permitted to compete. That’s why these Olympics are often referred to

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    metal. This team made huge sacrifices to bring back pride to the US. One game truly changed history. In the time of the 1980 Olympics professional athletes were not allowed to compete in the Olympics. With the NHL in America many players choose to take the money to play in the NHL rather than playing in the Olympics. This gave the US a huge disadvantage in the Olympics. The Soviets who were considered unstoppable had a team of older players who had been playing together for 9 years‚ compared to

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    Berlin: In 1933 Adolf Hitler took power in Germany. Persecution of Jewish athletes began controversial talk. Everyone was in debate to boycott the Olympics in 1936. By the end of 1934 the line was finally drawn. President of the athletic union led efforts to the boycott. He brought the facts to the table and pointed out that Germany was breaking the rules forbidding discrimination based on race and religion. Boycott efforts also traveled to France‚ Great Britain‚ Sweden‚ and the Netherlands. At the

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