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    Everywhere we look in American society, sports in educational environments are present. Nearly every school in the United States is infused with organized athletics. Teams are not independent of educational services provided by the government, resulting in controversial budget cuts and clashes between the objectives of sports and education. Football, one of the most popular sports in the country, is a school sport under attack for negative effects on student participants. It is the one sport…

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    That is a valid point but scholarships are not a currency. You can’t buy what you desire with scholarships. Scholarships are not a form of payment, that can give the student the food, or entertainment he needs. These students need to be paid with a legit currency valid for any purchases they’d like to make. Also though it might seem as the scholarship benefits these students, in reality it will benefit the school more. Giving a student…

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    women participation, equal treatment, and scholarship rights, is a federal law that prohibits gender discrimination…

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    For many years, the debate on if college athletes should be paid for publicity has raised controversy throughout society. According to the NCAA, Division I and Division II schools provide $2.7 billion in athletic scholarships annually to more than 150,000 student athletes (“Recruiting Fact Sheet,” 2016). Yet, sports administrators argue that paying for athlete’s college tuition simply is not enough as the athletes publicity is producing revenue for universities and the NCAA (Breslow, 2013).…

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    This is especially true for division III athletes whose colleges have outrageous tuition but do not offer athletic scholarships and the academic cash is heavily contested. Their upper level brethren do not fare any better when on average on an average 150 man squad, just about half receive any aid at all let alone a full athletic scholarship. In other words some athletes are taken care of while others are not and this is a travesty. Here you have young men and women who put their…

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    But Title IX has changed the atmosphere of college sports mostly, because colleges are forced to make women’s athletic scholarships equal to the number of men’s scholarships given out to athletes. d. Some may say that men’s sports are now being discriminated against because their programs have to cut teams and reduce the number of scholarships given out, and this is a major reason they think Title IX should be eliminated. e. Are there flaws in Title IX? Yes. I believe that they…

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    However, on the other hand, we have the impact of Title IX and scholarships on men. “Title IX has caused a decrease in opportunities for male athletes [again looking at the athletic aspect of it all], and Title IX is to blame for programs and scholarship cuts” (Hammer 2003 in athleticscholarships.net). Men no longer had the same opportunities as they had before 1972. Their scholarship opportunities decreased because of the increase in scholarships for women. This is considered a negative impact…

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    Mr. Carney was able to remain debt free. Later down the line more problems would arise as the development of FlexiBake continued. A new competitor arose and joined the market. The competitor was known as Bake Smart. Bake smart emerged with a product that offered some features that Mr. Carney had not added to his FlexiBake software yet. Not only was there a new competitor, it came to Mr. Carney’s attention that FlexiBake was hacked by a Chinese company. That Chinese company then began to release…

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    Chapter 11: Application Portfolio Management 1. The CIO is concerned about the ever increasing cost of maintaining the inventory of IT applications in the organization. He has asked you to meet to discuss why this proliferation of applications is occurring? One of the main causes of the ever-growing costs of upholding different technologies, is simply that they are not being disposed when they are stop being relevant. A number of these applications provide obsolete functionality or are…

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    that reference mapping by directional route to complete their delivery to the intended person and/or persons. Today devices could precisely place you there before physically arriving there in person by use of GPS services. Today GPS application software not only give your positioning service, it could also lessen the time constraint thought of that person have to physically remember the chosen daily…

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