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    Baseball: America's Sport

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    Phase Two‚ Individual Project Rob Gibbons Colorado Technical University Online SOC 215-1202B-07 June 3‚ 2012 Baseball is what many people call‚ “America’s Sport.” Many enjoy setting in front of their television‚ with a bag of chips and a cold drink while they watch their favorite professional team. People become fans for different reasons; some enjoy being outside‚ hanging out with friends or eating a stadium hot dog. There is a group of people that find baseball to be more than that. For

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    Drug Use In Sports

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    Drug Use in Sports (Editorial sports) The use of performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) has always been a controversial topic in sports. It is considered illegal because those drugs give athletes some sort of super powers that make them perform better over others. Athletes who will be caught drug cheating will face penalties or a ban once caught. But it seems that those punishments don’t threaten drug cheaters because the number of athletes who use those drug is still the same or higher. But have they

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    (Rutherford). But as sports-fan and as a society in general‚ we can be hypocrites at best. We like to see collegiate or Olympic athletes break long standing records‚ being in the 100 meters dash‚ the high jump‚ or in swimming‚ but when it is done and over with and later we find out that it was done with the help of anabolic steroids‚ we want to crucify them. Steroids are widely used at the high-school level‚ collegiate level‚ the Olympics‚ and especially in professional sports. The latest issue that

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    Extreme Sports An extreme sport can be defined as a sport which has a high degree of risk or danger. These types of sports are attempted by trained athletes in controlled conditions. An extreme sports person would express fearless‚ adventurous‚ risky and reckless behaviour. This is because extreme sports athletes attempt dangerous sports and must be fearless and adventurous. There are many extreme sports. New sports are being added to the list continually because people are always finding new ways

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    Daily fantasy sports have exploded on the scene over the last ten years. It is a game where you pick sports players from multiple teams to create your own fantasy team. Once you have created your team you inject your team into a league for a predetermined amount of money. If your fantasy team does well you will win money in return. On the other hand‚ betting on sports online is where you wager an amount of money on an entire sports team to win a game or match. According to the “2006 Unlawful Internet

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    becoming more advance with their graphics and the way they are played. Many people have argued whether or not video games can be considered as an actual sport‚ but there is no way video games can fall under the category of being an actual sporting event. However‚ with the technology we are making‚ video games may one day become a sport. First‚ the word "sport" is defined as an athletic activity requiring skill or physical ability and often a competitive nature. The word "athletic" does match the description

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    Sports Essay (Expository)

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    Wrong Thinking Practicing sports allows people to reap a variety of benefits. Participating in sports helps you maintain a healthy lifestyle by getting the exercise your body needs and can also serve as a stress reliever. Some people take sports more seriously than others and want to pursue a career as professional athletes. Many athletes push themselves to work towards perfection in an attempt to reach this dream. However‚ along the way many athletes lose sight not only of what they are working

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    Mass Media and Sports

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    Sports have had a huge influence in this world. Ever since the 1950’s‚ mass media has brought a mostly negative perspective in the area of athletics to the public. Many professional athletes have been perceived to be above the law. Sometimes‚ athletes will commit various crimes. If and when this occurs‚ mass media will plaster the event all over the airwaves for the whole world to see. This can result in the end of a player’s career. Sports have been getting way more intense since the 1950’s as well

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    Sports and games play an important role in the development of human personality. They are no less important than food and fresh water . The developed countries like England‚ Germany‚ France and U.S.A have made games an essential part of education at the school level. It is interesting to note that there are many nurseries and training centers for games in these countries. They admit boys and girls for necessary training to become future athletes‚ gymnasts and sportsman. No doubt‚ games and sports

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    How will this affect his view in the public eye? Should he have been more aware of his actions? Alex was recently caught in the headlines with cocaine and illegal poker tied to his name. When you dig into the story you see Alex was not betting on sports. He was just hosting a party and playing poker with his buddies like millions of us do. This is a prime example of how perception is reality and how it affects the reputation of the industry as well as the player. Alex is being made an example by

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