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    whether or not high schools should choose courses for their students. While others are of the opinion that courses should be chosen for students‚ others believe that students should be given the opportunity to choose the courses they wish to study. In my point of view‚ high schools should give students the chance to choose the courses they want to study. First of all‚ students should be given the opportunity to take their future into their own hands. Before students move to high schools‚ they have

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    percent of all high school students play a sport.” Students only have a few free class periods to choose what classes to take because of the number of required classes built into schedules. One of these required classes is Physical Education. Allowing student athletes to count the extracurricular sport they play as a P.E. credit will give them numerous advantages. This change will positively affect over half of high school students’ lives. Extracurricular sports should be counted as a physical education

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    88 Student Athletes

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    were 235 former student athletes invited‚ but only 88 returned their invite and attended the game. The former athletes that attended the game and participated in the survey were from all sports at U of L. On the survey there was a section for which sport each athlete played. In attendance there were 22 basketball‚ 8 hockey‚ 11 baseball‚ 28 football‚ 7 tennis‚ and 12 soccer players. Out of the 88 student athletes I was only able to use 24 for my sample. 24 out the 88 student athletes had played in

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    Should public school students be required to wear uniforms? Uniform as the name suggests are clothes which make individuals look alike ‚uniform ‚ equal .When i hear the ’uniform’ at once‚it horrifies me as a symbol that will curtail my freedom if i think thoughtfully‚ uniforms in public schools would more likely be a boon rather than a bane . If public schools have uniforms it would considerately reduce the prevailing disparagement and bullying of students on basis of apparel . There would be

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    College Student Athletes

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    Introduction Did you know that college athletes are shorted million of dollars in monetary value? Of course‚ the obvious argument would be the athletes are receiving an expensive‚ high-quality education and that is sufficient. However‚ when really looking at the factual numbers‚ there is a huge discrepancy. College student athletes should be monetarily compensated in direct proportion to the revenue that is generated by the program’s university. Athletes are clearly being taken advantage of and exploited

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    Jeremy Johnson McMullen Thesis 10/17/13 NCAA vs. Student Athletes: A change to come Here we go again; a stand-out high school athletic star has a choice that will determine the rest of his life. This is what happened to Koby Clemens son of baseball star pitcher Roger Clemens. He intended to play baseball on full scholarship at the University of Texas a NCAA college baseball power house. After graduating high school he was drafted into the MLB‚ an eighth round pick by the team his

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    professional athletes should have to take drug test‚ for the sake of the sport that they play and those who look up to them as a role model. If they didn’t have to‚ it would make the game unfair and may draw attention away from the game because using illegal drugs to enhance your performance is cheating. So many children and teenagers look up to athletes and idol them. As a professional athlete‚ they should set a good example and be a role model. If professional athletes are abusing drugs‚ how can

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    No Drug Test for Welfare

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    Many public policies that are documented‚ frequently have negative consequences that are overlooked. One of these documents would be the drug testing of welfare recipients; screening public assistance recipients for the abuse of any intoxicating substances. Even though suspicions have risen about substance abuse among welfare participants‚ those suspicions lack factual information. Many of these suspicions‚ however‚ arise from the mental problems which some of the recipients actually suffer from

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    How much time should a high school student athlete commit to their sport? Many people would say that the answer to this question depends on whether the coach feels that his team is ready to compete or not. Others would say that it depends on the sport. Of course‚ certain sports may require more or less time. For example‚ tennis might not require as much time as basketball simply because unlike basketball‚ tennis doesn’t have an extensive handbook of plays or defensive and offensive formations that

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    Student Athletes Paid

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    put limits on what student-athletes can and cannot do. College universities generate so much revenue from basically exploiting these athletes. “Only approximately 7% of high school athletes go on to compete at the collegiate level” (O’ Rourke). This prestigious group is filled with hardworking‚ talented and blessed individuals. All the hard work and blood they put into aspiring to better themselves for a successful season‚ gains their university millions‚ and leaves athletes with just the pride

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