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    social responsibilities are facing the sports industry? Corporate social responsibility is the sports industries response to the social‚ physical‚ economic‚ as well as the environmental impression of the industry. Reason being the sports industry has to create and maintain new and old customers in the community. While focusing on the certain sports games‚ leagues‚ clothing‚ products‚ and goods. The stakeholder’s decisions and actions directly influence or disrupt the sustainability of the sports industry

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    Coach Carter

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    Coach Carter wasn’t your average coach. He was also a teacher and mentor for these young boys. He gave these boys a sense of hope in life that no one ever gave them. The book has sold over 3 million copies. The movie has made approximately 42 million dollars as a movie. Coach Carter novel and film both proved to be a huge hit all over the world‚ but most important to people who enjoy basketball and love the game. While I was reading the book you could clearly see that the movie and the book plots

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    Role in Sports in Popular Culture University of Phoenix Matt Biering‚ Paul J.Orozoo‚ Rebecca Young & Morena Noriega SOC/105 Carol French August 13‚ 2012 Many people around the world have enjoyed playing many sports and have been for a very long time. "Of course ancient Olympics‚ medieval aristocrats‚ cave people‚ and hordes of peasants kicking a ball from one village to the next is‚ despite the genealogy‚ rather far removed from sports as we know them today" (History of Sports

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    LEADERSHIP IN CINEMA Coach Carter (Based on a true story) Submitted by: Pam McDonald E-mail: Pam_McDonald@nifc.blm.gov Phone: 208-387-5318 Audience Rating: PG 13 Released: 2005 Studio: Paramount Pictures Genre: Drama Runtime: 136 minutes Materials: VCR or DVD (preferred)‚ television or projection system‚ Wildland Fire Leadership Values and Principles handouts (single-sided)‚ notepads‚ writing utensils Objective: Students will identify Wildland Fire Leadership

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    When participating in a sport‚ there is always the likelihood of physical contact‚ and with that‚ comes the potential for injury. Of course‚ this is especially true in contact sports such as Football‚ Rugby‚ Hockey‚ Lacrosse‚ and rather frequently‚ Basketball and Baseball/Softball. Some rare cases involving injury as a result of violent acts in sports have resulted in court cases‚ and subsequent cases have produced largely inconclusive results‚ with some cases ending in criminal convictions‚ some

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    Coach Carter

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    Coach Carter 1. Coach Carter shows many qualities of different styles of leader ship throughout the movie. At the start when Ken first sees the basketball team he takes an autocratic style of coaching them. An autocratic coaching is where the coach has complete power over the team. Team members have little opportunity to put forward ideas or make suggestions. The benefit of this approach of leadership by Coach Carter is that it was incredibly efficient and his decisions are made quickly and

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    Coach K vs. Coach Knight

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    Coach K and Coach Knight both have very different coaching styles. One shows a softer side to coaching‚ while the other believes in tough love. They both have very successful careers‚ illustrated by many wins in college basketball. But these different coaching styles lead one to ask‚ which is the most effective? Mike Kryzewski (aka Coach K) has been the head coach of the Duke University’s basketball team since 1980. During this time he has lead his team with trust‚ respect‚ and close ties.

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    coach k

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    COACH K” -Mike Krzyzewski is a very prestigious‚ well known college basketball coach. He currently coaches at Duke University. Place of Birth? When? Parents? (1947)-Born in Chicago‚ Illinois‚ the son of Polish American‚ Catholic parents Emily and William Krzyzewski - His father was an elevator operator‚ his mother a cleaning woman. The family shared a two-story home with relatives. -Grandparents moved from Poland to the states (Pennsylvania) EARLY LIFE? HOW DID IT SHAPE HIM? - Visited

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    Subject: Coach K vs. Coach Knight Several NCAA Championships‚ consecutive final four appearances‚ and hundreds of victories. These are only few things from a long list of accomplishments that two the candidates for the head coach position have already achieved as a coach. Based on statistics‚ it would be hard to differentiate the legendary Coach Knight and Coach K‚ but if one examines the masters from a psychological perspective‚ significant differences can be found. Even though the accomplishments

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    Sports in the 1960’s Professional athletes are celebrities in today’s world. The superstars of their sport get paid millions of dollars every year. They are also role models for many young people that wish to play the same sport. But it wasn’t always that way; however‚ sports have always been affected by the culture of that time. In the 1960’s sports have been affected by war‚ racism‚ and politics. The Vietnam War and political assassinations of the 1960’s were paramount. A shocking event that occurred

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