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    In the Twentieth-Century‚ there were many differences from that of professional sports and amateur sports. In various sports there were different scandals that would later spark investigation and many concerns throughout the public. Such examples are the numerous colleges and universities that paid their best athlete in order to keep them happy. There have also been instances where these places of higher learning gave certain athletes special treatment such as giving them extended deadlines or exempting

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    For as long as sports have been around‚ countless numbers of athletes have been driven towards being the best. As sports become more competitive‚ many athletes find several ways to improve their strengths and abilities. One possible solution to the problem is the use of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs). Specifically Steroids‚ which flourished in Major League Baseball in the 1970s. During the 1900s steroids quickly became much more excessively used and widespread. Awareness of the problem was initially

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    people‚ with what some would call “normal” problems.  These can be considered normal. However‚ given the fact that these athletes are represented in the public eye‚ should they carry themselves in a more appropriate manner?  Most would say yes.  Professional athletes have a responsibility to act professionally in order to keep good standing status in the public eye. Michael Vick‚ Tiger Woods‚ and Alex Rodriguez are three that have shown examples of unprofessionalism. “The NFL suspended former

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    low-profiled sports‚ such as netball or beach volleyball‚ have been altered to attract more media coverage and attention. - Type of attire (clothing) - Camera angles - National standards - Sponsorship Beach Volleyball: has received much greater attention and coverage in the media due to the type of clothing the women wear‚ camera angles portrayed‚ the national standard across the world stage and sponsorship. The type of clothing that the participants wear is quite revealing‚ making it appealing

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    Professional sports in big cities Kentucky is a state known for its college basketball‚ in the past couple of years the University of Louisville has been in the Final Four during the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament (NCAA)‚ bringing pride and joy to many cardinal fans; but it makes you wonder about the effects of introducing a National Basketball Association team to Louisville‚ which is in fact something city officials are looking to invest in. While there would be some benefits

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    Matt Cella Dr. Forsyth College Comp April 21‚ 2017 The Money-Making Ponzi Scheme According to the NCAA website‚ the NCAA has over 444‚000 college student athletes. There are scholarships for some athletes but not all student-athletes receive scholarships. I myself am a scholarship football player here at Kutztown University‚ which means I receive a partial athletic scholarship for my athletic achievements in high school. There are many athletes around the world who do not receive scholarships

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    Auric Bank Pls Report Executive summary I would like to resume some options that the directors of the bank should consider. Option 1: Keep the call centres in-house. The option try to reduce costs by: using more part-time employees‚ reducing the hours of business of the centres‚ increasing the targets for the number of calls handled per hour. Option 2: Outsource the call centres to a company based in South Africa. Resource Pls‚ a Cape Town firm‚ which has an excellent reputation for reliability

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    economically and socially‚ in sports for more than a century. To the athletic elite‚ there is the opportunity to turn their childhood passion into their livelihood. From the four most recognized professional sports in America - Baseball (MLB) ‚ Football (NFL) ‚ Basketball (NFL)‚ and Hockey (NHL) - only a select handful of athletes reach the professional level‚ and even fewer remain at that level and see long-term success. Our nation as seen a continuous evolution in professional sports when regarding the integration

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    Children grow up with all types of role models like actresses‚ rockstars and professional athletes (to name a few). Usually children look up to these talented adults in admiration or envy as they are able to live out the child’s wildest dreams in everyday adult life. However as children grow and mature‚ they begin to realize their dreams aren’t so practical anymore. The kids who wanted to grow up and become actresses or rockstars‚ switch to a more financially feasible dream job‚ such of that as a

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    the importance of money in sports. There is a saying that money makes the world go round. This could not have been truer for the sports industry. Some of the most successful sporting franchises are backed by owners with seemingly unlimited financial resources. Their financial backing has been used to develop the sport and publicise it around the world‚ which results in a successful sport supported by fans worldwide. Therefore‚ it is easily said that money is crucial to sports‚ in several‚ if not

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