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    for vision in sport “find the strongest‚ fastest‚ most-skilled man...” Train aims to bring out this potential. That is what sports is about . When we see an exceptional performance‚ when we experience one of those moments of grace and excellence in ourselves ‚ what makes it so special? If excellence in sports is the intersection of talent and dedication ‚ as I believe ‚ then drugs disport and distract. Understanding the meaning and value of sports will determine whether doping should continue to be

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    concerned of what it could influence their children. Schools and libraries should be a place where students can openly assimilate and indulge in the values and attributions of literacy. Reasons: - the values and topics that are being discussed in these books are essential to the students’ success in society. - education should be open to everyone Evidence: - (EDUCATION) I believe that education should be open to everyone. Everyone should have a window of opportunity to read any literature

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    Change in Amateur Sports College athletes are held to a high standard‚ to act‚ perform and live like professionals. Why not pay them like professionals to? Sure you don’t have to pay them as much as professional athletes but there are a lot of reasons why student athletes should get paid rather than just the scholarship itself. When fans watch these student athletes play there is a major profit in money that the NCAA gets from the millions of people watching. Also‚ the students are the one playing

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    Sheila Sim Mrs. Virginia Link-Pease English 122 02 October 2010 Steroid Use in Sports Should Be Banned Day by day professional athletes are being praised for their ability and accomplishments in their respective sports. The professional athletes that are succeeding the most are generally using performance enhancing drugs‚ other known as anabolic steroids (Mayo Clinic). Anabolic steroids are drugs which imitate the effect of the male sex hormone‚ Testosterone. The cells producing protein increase

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    Some people think government should ban dangerous sports‚ others; however‚ believe that people should have the freedom to do whatever sports they choose. Discuss. Today‚ an increasing amount of people take part in dangerous sports and some of them have lost their lives in these sports. It is maintained that Government should forbid people playing them‚ while others think people have a right to involve in sports of their choice. In fact‚ the issue needs some justifications. On the one hand‚

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    Compare and evaluate high school sport in the USA and secondary school sports in the UK [20] High schools sport in the USA has a higher priority than sport in the UK. An example for this could be at Mission High School in Texas they get crowds of around 15‚000 people to watch sport. However‚ in the UK crowds are far less and sport doesn’t get audiences of 15‚000 in schools. I feel that Americans have an overall higher priority in sport as they have the Lombardian ethic which makes the games more

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    carried everywhere daily for us students; travelling from class to class and this weight on our backs may stunt our growth. With a problem such as this‚ students‚ with a personal opinion‚ would be very appreciative if the school was able to exchange their textbooks into iPads‚ which are nearly weightless and takes less room capacity inside their backpacks which the extra room can be used to store more nutritious meals. Without this entire luggage on their backs‚ students will happier and are able to

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    taking them‚ too. They have been illegal in sports for a long time because of these things‚ many people still argue about letting them in though. Many people are at risk to taking PEDs. I believe that PEDs should stay illegal in sports because of young athletes having role models who do take drugs‚ health problems with PEDs‚ and many athletes seeking an unfair advantage. These are only three of some of the many reasons why PEDs should stay illegal in sports. My first reason is there are problems with

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    High school is a time for kids to learn about their future and further their education‚ but it is also about enjoying the last remaining years of their childhood. High school sports are a way for the students to become engaged in their school and enjoy their time there. Some people believe that when a student plays a sport in high school it affects their academics negatively. One student claims that she had to miss three or five of her Algebra II honors class because of soccer and was falling behind

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    Why Students Should or Should Not Wear Uniforms By Patricia Bell‚ eHow Contributor School uniforms have been a topic of discussion and debate between parents and administrators. There are different opinions of the effect that school uniforms have on children’s social acceptance‚ comfort and behavior and the cost to the parents. 1. Insight * Children who cannot afford the latest fashion are sometimes ridiculed by their peers. Cliques can develop based on students’ clothing styles‚ and

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