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    participating in professional and intercollegiate sports because of institutionalized discrimination‚ now participate in many sports at a rate that equals or greatly exceeds their representation in the population (Wada & Wulfemeyer‚ 2005). As a kid I initially aspired to be a professional basketball player‚ however by the time I entered middle school I realized that my chances of that dream becoming true is unlikely. I then wondered what alternative career choice could cater to my love for sports if I was

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    Professional athletes face many issues‚ especially after their athletic career is over. These issues range from financial instability and degraded health to public scrutiny. However‚ professional athletes face unique issues concerning criminal conduct. Some athletes receive preferential treatment due to their fame while others may receive extreme scrutiny for actions that other people frequently commit. In order to properly handle the unique issues professional athletes face‚ every professional sport

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    effects lasting many years‚ leading to more suffering. CTE leads to irreversible brain damage and other incurable illnesses.Concussions have become common in the sports world today‚ but without the proper treatment may be just as bad as ALS or CTE. These diseases are a serious matter that affect million‚ yet an area that lacks funding‚ both in youth and professional sports. Although athletes are very driven and dedicated for the game‚ safety precautions should

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    The peculiar economics of professional sports-summary This journal article mainly discuss about the differences in economics terms which used to explain business outcomes or situations in business world compared to professional sports firms.in that the basic proposition it used is called louis-schemelling paradox.in brief it expresses that always a firm will be better off smaller or less important the competition and it will continuously try to reach a situation in which it is the only supplier

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    Steroids have acted as a highly controversial drug in the past‚ which have been used in many different competitive sports. Many people believe this drug is still in use in some professional sports. This being possible by athletes bypassing the drug tests in order to enhance their performance. What exactly are steroids? Well‚ according to Google definitions‚ they are “any of a large class of organic compounds with a characteristic molecular structure containing four rings of carbon atoms. They

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    Competitive Advantage and Professional Sports MGT/488 July 2nd‚ 2011 Bryce Wilson John Fritch Competitive Advantage in the World of Professional Sports In today’s world the place you will see the essence of competitive advantage‚ is no other than the world of professional sports. Manchester United is one of the most famous English soccer teams in the world. The reason that this English soccer team has been able to capture

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    In today’s society there are many things that are unsavory and due to cheating scandals‚ professional sports can be added to that list. I disagree with the opinion expressed by Stephen Dubner in the New York Times article‚ Is Cheating Good For Sports? Although Dubner presents his reader with a question‚ as you read his article‚ it becomes clear that he believes the American public enjoys the prospect of detecting cheating‚ almost as much as they enjoy the actual game. Dubner refers to it as a detective

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    Q2.How can sport build peace in troubled communities? “Come on‚ you can do it Tomas‚ just kick the ball straight in!” teammates shouting. Seconds a huge shout comes from the pitch‚ he misses a tackle‚ barely missed the shot into the goal. With the falling a short distance away from the goal‚ he has lost the chance to shine but nicely done. He is small but he is nimble and quick I should say. At the end of the game‚ he walks up to his opponent and shakes their hands. Walking off the field‚ I give

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    the importance of having a professional learning community also known as PLC in the school system. Having individuals that pair together for the greater good of the students can enhance the success of the students and organization. A professional learning community‚ also known as PLC‚ is a group of teachers that share their expertise‚ meets regularly‚ and collaborate to improve the academic performance of students and teaching skills. The essence of a learning community is to focus solely on the

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    What is a Professional Learning Community? NaKishia D. Glenn Gardner-Webb University Abstract Throughout this paper you will be able to gain more knowledge on what a Professional Learning Community (PLC) is. I will explore two different areas: general characteristics of PLCs and the big ideas that are associated with them. I will refer to different types of students throughout this paper. When I mention high achievers I will be referring to those are students whose test scores put them in the

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