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    REASONS WHY PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES ARE NOT OVERPAID SUBMITTED TO PROFESSOR O’SHAUGHNESSY IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF ENGLISH 102 BY LOGAN POLLEI APRIL 30‚ 2013 2 REASONS WHY PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES ARE NOT OVERPAID In this paper‚ I will be discussing the research question‚ “Are professional athletes overpaid?” After researching the topic‚ I came up with the conclusion that professional athletes are not overpaid based on the

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    Danny's Day As An Athlete

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    What are your impressions of the movie? First of all‚ I like those kind of movies because the principal theme is about a sport and I am an athlete. I think the story is a bit too short and doesn’t have enough action to keep the viewer’s attention. Also‚ I liked how it showed us the efforts an athlete puts into his sport. It’s a good image of what an young athlete gets through in a normal day. 2. What do you understand in this story? I understand that Danny is sport-study student who tries to improve

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    Sport Athletes’ Salaries Are professional athletes overpaid? This topic has been argued for some time now. It is said that pro athletes are paid way too much money for playing a sport. On the other side‚ there are the ones that say that the money is fairly deserved because of their hard work to get to where they are. Should pro athletes ’ salaries drop or stay as is? Do the top athletes deserve their pay? Athletes deserve the money they receive because of their hard work‚ dedication

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    are all extracurricular activities. Why would the school pay an athlete to do something that they choose to do? It’s not mandatory to play sports. Playing sports help athletes develop a better talent. Usually when someone’s learning to play the piano they hire and instructor. When you want to learn how to swim‚ ride a horse‚ dance or even act‚ you pay to take classes. You are supposed to pay a tutor‚ a trainer‚ coach etc. and the athletes don’t pay for the services that are provided to them. They get

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    Drug Testing in Athletes

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    However ‚ that athlete may just be one of the many who happened to get caught. Athletes today seem to find no moral problem with using performance-enhancing drugs‚ or in other words‚ cheating. Athletes feel that because they are "stars" there should be no repercussions for their illegal activity. Today‚ drug use in sports has reached enormous proportions in society and destroying athletics from the ground up. The use of steroids and other performance enhancement drugs also effects athletes at the high

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    Female athletes are known to be many manly titles. Many might already have an image in how muscular women athletes can be. People picture a hard core girl with crazy calfs and abs. Female athletes are supposedly these type of women who only care about being fit. According to society female athletes are hard as stone inside and out. Female athletes are easily misunderstood as tomboys because most of them love to compete with male athletes. There is no doubt that female athletes love to beat and win

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    College Athletes Overpaid

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    it professionally. A major issue within college athletics is the monetization of the sports programs and the athletes affected by it. With this in mind and how the athletes generate all of the money to the school from their performances and the amount of work is put in‚ it is right to think that the NCAA should pay college athletes. One side to the controversy of paying college athletes is the monetary/executive part. From games to television commercials there is a substantial amount of money

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    Their athleticism shows how much these female athletes put in. Whether it’s in a gym‚ field‚ or track‚ girls know how to strive towards hard work. People see these girls dress in sweats‚ sweatshirts‚ running shoes‚ yogas‚ and caps on a daily basis. This is why female athletes get categorized everyday by peers. Just because they are apart of the “jock” clique‚ people automatically assume certain things towards these athletes. Female athletes often get taken as “tomboys” simply because of the

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    For a college athlete‚ freedom of speech can seem limited. When signing over to  become a college athlete responsibility is set on the shoulders of the students by the  coaches and the administration of the school. They are required to be hard working‚  well rounded‚ diligent students that may make a difference in the future of the school’s  athletic division. However‚ these athletes have to make the decision to be role models  and make the correct choices in their time as a college athlete. With the help of coaches 

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    Dying to be Beautiful: In Pursuit of Perfection  For as long as time and lives have been recorded‚ depending on the culture‚ surgeries have been performed to “better” the recipients; although‚ it may have been needed in some cases. For example‚ in India the noses of criminals and adulterers were cut off for permanent public shame. Sushruta (an Indian Doctor) took it upon himself to fix the faces of the ex-criminals and adulterers in hopes he could encourage forgiveness and reduce public shame

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