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    the morning and left for the airport I was on my way to Michigan to watch the Wolverines play The Notre Dame Fighting Irish. I was dragging my bag with my eyes shut‚ but it was worth it. This was the first night game under the lights at Michigan Stadium the plane ride was about two hours but it felt longer when we arrive‚ we went to my uncle’s house in Ann Arbor we had a house on the lake it was so beautiful we went fishing‚ swimming‚ and‚ tubing on the lake after‚ we went to tour the Michigan campus

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    EC STADIUM The Excelsior College (EC)‚ a private college in Albany‚ New York enrolls close to 20‚000 students. The school is a dominant force in the small city‚ with more students during the fall and spring then permanent residents. Always a football powerhouse‚ EC is usually in the top 20 in the college football rankings. Since hiring the legendary Bo Pitterno as its head coach in 2001‚ attendance at the five Saturday home games each year increased. Prior to Pitterno’s arrival‚ attendance generally

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    Wow ‚ I ‚explained The Yankee’s stadium looks enormous. When we were walking in there were different flags of the Yankees players‚ it was very awsome. There were so many people in Yankees Stadium. I couldn’t believe that I was in Yankees Stadium. We were getting our tickets we walked around Yankees stadium it was amazing. Our family so excited to see the game and see the Yankees play. Then we were walking down to our seats. We finally got there‚ the seats were so close up we

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    Teams with a suffering fan base or suffering stadium decided to pack up and move rather than rebuild. The shift west was mainly brought on by economic reasons‚ but another large reason was the failing of their current stadiums. For example‚ Ebbets Field in their last season had developed major plumbing and sewage issues resulting in horrific smells while at the game. Also‚ fans were starting to want to drive to the game‚ but with the location of the stadium there was under 1‚000 parking spots available

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    Frei Otto Munich Stadium

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    MUNICH OLYMPIC STADIUM//FREI OTTO//1972 gizem akgun/ nuria juanbaro sarret/kanaka raghavan _ADDA 2012-2013 GERMAN PAVILION// MONTREAL//1967//cable nets TUWAIQ PALACE//SAUDI ARABIA//1970// cable nets OLYMPIC STADIUM//MUNICH//1972// cable nets ORKS MULTIHALLE MANNHIEM //GERMANY//1975// grid shells JAPAN PAVILION EXPO 2000//HANOVER GERMANY//2000//grid shell German architect and research engineer 1957 // Development Center for Lightweight Construc on in Berlin. 1964// Ins tute

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    AT&T Stadium AT&T Stadium is a world-renowned stadium. Housing over 100 thousand people very little of its 3 million square feet goes to waste. It is home to one of the largest HD screens in the world‚ and a retractable roof. Considered by many to be the most advanced stadium in the NFL‚ AT&T Stadium is a sight to see and an engineering marvel. Even at about half a mile AT&T stadium is still enormous and easily viewable. The hundreds of windows covering the sides‚ add sleekness to the look‚ while

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    benefits of a new stadium vastly outweigh the economic ones. One could argue that the sole purpose of building a new stadium is to appease to the intangible benefits of the city. First and foremost‚ a new stadium will ensure that the professional sports franchise stays in the city. As shown with the Rams recently‚ fans take a great pride in supporting teams in their cities and even the thought of losing them creates headaches. Additionally‚ another intangible benefit of a new stadium is the marketing

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    world. As we were heading towards the tall landmark‚ we saw Rogers stadium. That is where the Toronto Blue Jays play. It looked like there was a game going on in the stadium. Everyone was wearing any kind of Blue Jays apparel. Since I was from the Washington D.C area‚ I was a Nationals Fan. The plans for that day was to go to the CN tower and go back to our hotel. All of that changed. My mom was amazed at the size of the stadium. As we were heading towards the entrance for the CN tower‚ my mom requested

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    piece called‚ ‘Stadium and Arena: Reflections on Greek‚ Roman‚ and Contemporary Social History’ he closely examines the Greek Stadium and the Roman Arena and how key elements of both of these events can be found in sports culture today. Poliakoff writes about the spectator’s experience in both the stadium and the arena. In the stadium‚ it was not an ideal environment. It was hot‚ there was nothing to shade them‚ it didn’t have proper seating and since bathing was limited‚ the stadium would become

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    around the first week of August‚ right when summer is about to end and the beginning of the summer monsoons‚ people gather at a ballpark known as Ricketts Park. A state of the art baseball stadium that when spectating the ongoing games‚ you can smell the sweet smell of the cottonwoods that shade the stadium from a cool breeze. Even more so‚ the warm smell of hot dogs with just the right amount of greasy glaze coming up through the small‚ thin cracks of the aluminum bleachers‚ escaping from the concession

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