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    has been in and out of jail for forty-five years just because of his race. In the novel, Geel Piet is one of Peekay’s best friends who were described as "the grand master in the art of camouflage" and “a conniver, a generous friend, and a stellar boxing coach”(SparkNotes). Throughout the novel, actually, there are several examples of racism as apartheid takes root in South Africa. Geel Piet is one of the characters who take the brunt of much of this racism. As a prisoner, he was often…

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    Rocky Film Analysis

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    The movie I have chosen is Rocky. The theme of the film is perseverance. Ability to achieve what you set your mind too with unprecedented work ethic. Showing this by showing the audience the view of the american dream through a lens. Exposing the grit and grind that can be applied to many aspects of life. Beginning of the film Rocky is strolling through the neighborhood during the evening. As it shows up there is a solitary wellspring of light which are road lights. In some cases there is more…

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    IN WHAT WAYS DOES KICKBOXING IMPACT POSITIVELY ON PEOPLE’S SELF-WORTH? Introduction The importance of this topic is that it can help people to think about doing kickboxing as a sport and informing people about how it can make them feel when they are doing it. I have been researching the physical benefits and mental benefits of kickboxing, the history of kickboxing and diet. Some things that I have found out are that kickboxing can help you get rid of stress and loosen up. It can also help…

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    Olympic Games originated in 776 B.C. Ancient Greece. It was a new era for athletes to show their skills and compete. At the first Olympic Games there were only foot races as sports events, but as the Olympics added more popular events like wrestling, boxing, chariot racing, horse racing, javelin tossing,…

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    believe that all of those requirements are too limiting when trying to classify sport as art. Especially when it comes to morality. Reid gives the boxing example of a boxer intentionally losing to win a gamble and concludes, “Morality does have an effect on aesthetic value—in sport as well as art” (Reid, 77). When morality is taken out of the picture, the boxing match can be viewed as aesthetic just based on the moves and plays performed and not the underlying motives. To me, that better…

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    Rocky IV: The Cold War

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    States vs. the Soviet Union captured the cold war inside of a boxing ring. Director Sylvester Stallone portrays the film of ideological nationalism by this representation of the Cold War a thriller of a film as his others. Also, the film shows discretely once again that Rocky a white male is the face of United States. Rocky IV is a part of a thrill seeking series of Sylvester Stallone directed six. Rocky once again finds himself in the boxing ring. A domino affect transpires as an up and coming…

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    Vancouver Research Paper

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    Thanksgiving, and New Year’s Day. Although Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday in October, so in 2018 (this year) their Thanksgiving will be on Monday, October 8th. They also celebrate some holidays that we don’t including BC Day and Boxing…

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    Upon reading the article, "Violence in Video Games Reduces Violence in the Real World", the author, Charles Herold, clearly believes that video games do not create violent behavior. For starters, the article first introduces an interesting point by comparing gladiators from thousands years ago to video games from today. For example, he argues his point by mentioning the violent deeds performed by gladiators, "A couple of thousand years ago, families went to the Colosseum in Rome to cheer as…

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    the name of Jim, Jim was the idol in the great he went from riches to rags and then back to riches this movie focuses on his life when he was trying to get back on his feet. This movie shows unemployment because in the scene when Jim lost his boxing career due to his broken hand in the last fight. The next day Jim went to look for a job at the docks he saw about 30 men doing the same as he was but only 7 or 9 spots were open a day and the people that get picked only get a little bit of…

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    Greek Olympics Facts

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    Ancient Greece Olympics Today’s Olympics have changed a lot. The Olympics in Greece focused mainly on the gods. The greeks made sacrifices to the gods on the first and third day of the Olympic Games (“Ancient Olympics in Olympia Greece”). That is not how they focus today at all. In fact, many people don’t believe in the gods being more than myths made up by desperate people in desperate times. The athletes have changed as well, there are female athletes as well as male athletes in today's…

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