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    Sports Announcing

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    Working Conditions of Sports Announcers As a sports announcer‚ your working condition‚ responsibility‚ and income is determined by your affiliation. Network sportscasters ➢ Generally‚ they are at the top of the salary range ➢ They have the least strenuous schedules - Seldom broadcast more than one game a week - Even those who add reporting duties to their schedules only have a few minutes of sports news a day Sports announcers for national or regional cable systems

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    Steroids in Sports

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    Anabolic Steroids in Sports Anthony DiPasquale LBST 499 6/30/12 Introduction Over the past years‚ we have seen an overwhelming trend regarding athletes experimenting with illegal substances. These illegal substances are increasing in quantity and becoming more and more popular among young athletes looking to enhance their performance on the field. We are hearing more and more cases of athletes getting caught with these illegal drugs in their system‚ especially in the game of baseball. Although

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    A Star Was Born

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    A Star Was Born Whitney Elizabeth Houston. Born on august 9‚ 1963 in Newark New Jersey. Her mother Cissy Houston‚ Cissy Dionne Warwich‚ and godmother Aretha Franklin were all legendary figures in American gospel and soul music‚ which seemed destined from birth to become a singer. By the time she turned 15; Whitney was performing often with her mother and trying to get a record deal of her own. When she was 19‚ Whitney Houston was discovered in a night club by the renowned Clive Davis of Arista

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    Do you believe that sports stars and entertainers make too much money? Today‚ many sports stars and entertainers make million of dollars every year. The advertising and commercialization of sport brings enormous profits not only to the athlete and entertainers‚ but also to many other organization involved in the sport business. In my opinion‚ the salaries and bonuses received by athletes are exaggerated. Sport is overemphasized in the U.S and our young generation should have a chance to

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    Sports and Politics

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    A Society without Sports is No Society at all It was 1968. The Summer Olympic Games were in full swing in Mexico City’s Olympic Stadium. USA’s Tommie Smith and John Carlos finished in 1st and 3rd‚ respectively‚ in the 200 meter race. The Star-Spangled Banner blared from the speakers as the United States flag swayed in the wind. Instead of the classic hand-on-the-heart pose‚ Smith and Carlos bowed their heads and raised one fist. The symbol for black power shocked the world. The event is considered

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    Women and Sports

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    Review of Literature Thesis There is a definite correlation between the economics of professional women¡¦s sports and their ultimate success. As most success in sport leagues‚ teams and associations are measured by longevity‚ win/loss records‚ and most importantly‚ revenue‚ the footprint of female competition at the professional level has not been paramount at any point in our history. Professional women¡¦s athletics is characterized by an economic model and a level of acceptance amongst

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    History of Sport

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    Brittany Blue P-333 9.12.2011 Major Factors Affecting the History of Sport The effect of sports on today’s world‚ particularly in the United States‚ is indeed profound. The history of sport has the potential to teach us a great deal about social changes and the nature of sport itself. Over the past twenty-five years or so‚ the field of history has expanded‚ embracing a broader view of historical topics and going far beyond political and military history in refiguring the historical paths of

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    Summary of Dead Stars

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    Alfredo Salazar was betrothed to Esperanza‚ his girlfriend for four years. The start of their relationship was relatively “warm”‚ with Alfredo wooing Esperanza like a man in dire lovesickness. But as the years went by‚ the warm love’s fire slowly flickered. And it was because of Julia Salas. She was charming and gleeful. He shared moments of light but sometimes deep conversations with her when the lawyer Alfredo visited Julia’s brother-in-law‚ who was a judge. He always went there with his father

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    Both team sports and individual sports are an excellent way to improve our health and our physical condition. Both type of sports have benefits‚ but on a personal level I believe that in terms of social opportunities and skills development‚ the advantages of team sports definitely beat those of individual sports. By playing in a sport team‚ learning how to do a teamwork is the first benefit you get: cooperation skills are strictly required in team sports because all the players have to cooperate

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    The Fault in Our Stars

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    War can represent something different to everyone. It can be liberation. It can be devastation. It can be both. In John Green’s novel‚ The Fault in Our Stars‚ the war on cancer is explored. The reader is able to see how the different characters react and interact given the tragic circumstances. It is evident that the war experience varies from person to person‚ and this impacts his or her personal outcome. Attitudes towards war on illnesses vary. For example‚ Hazel‚ a teenager suffering from

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