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    driving is the mistake that changed Reggie Shaw’s life forever. The author of the book Matt Richtel is trying to portray Reggie Shaw as irresponsible because he is texting while driving, and he refuses to take responsibility for what happened; however, college students who read the book will see Reggie as a deceiver instead because he wants people to think he is innocent. Reggie Shaw is a nineteen year old boy whose life change forever on September 22, 2006. Reggie is involved…

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    My favorite movie is Love and Basketball. The way Sanaa Lathan plays the part of Monica is like they were one in the same. Hearing the name of the movie may have you thinking it is about the love of the game of basketball, when I'm reality it's about the love two high school kids have for each other and the love they share for basketball. Their love for basketball and one another are connected In a way. When they're on good terms they both have good games, but when every thing is wrong it…

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    Outside of class I watched videos and worked on my poster for my final presentation. The reason I chose basketball history was to be able to learn more about the game and it’s history. I also picked this topic because I really love basketball and I’ve been playing it since I was three so I have grown to like a lot. Another reason I chose this is because one day I hope to play college basketball. One thing I was hoping to learn from doing this project was to see which team won the most…

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    about Duke University and basketball players that choose to play basketball there. He began his interview by sharing some information about his background and eventually led to say “I hated Duke, and I hated everything I felt Duke stood for.” His reason for hating Duke was that they didn’t recruit black men like himself, instead they recruited black men that he referred to as Uncle Toms. He went on to say that Grant Hill was an Uncle Tom because his mother went to college, his dad was an NFL…

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    The humming buzz of the crowd fills the arena, but I hear nothing. The only thing on my mind is to get ready for the “important” game coming up right after this one. My coach thought if I played the first part of the junior varsity basketball game, I would be better prepared for the varsity game to follow—the game that really counted; I agreed. I thought to myself, “I’ll play a quarter or two, get used to the hoops and court, then rest and prepare.” The game started, and as a starting varsity…

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    decided to write my essay on was my basketball coach my senior year, Brian McIntosh. He only coached at my high school for one year, and prior to that he was an assistant coach at Emporia State University. Taking his expertise and leadership skills McIntosh helped take my team who had struggled the previous season and give them a last and successful season. He changed the atmosphere of the program and that year held the best record my school’s girl basketball team had seen in a long time. When I…

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    Did you know Camden, New Jersey was once a wealthy city. Yes, that is right. The city that is now known as one of the most dangerous cities on the planet was once wealthy. Who would have thought, Camden of all places, to be at one point wealthy. You probably want to know a lot of things, like how did Camden become broke and how it became so dangerous. Before we get into the things you really want to know, we have to first know certain moments that occurred in early Camden days. In…

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    Baseball Vs Softball

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    boys. Darity (2016) stated she first felt discrimination in elementary school when the principal told her they were forbidden to play tackle football with the boys for fear of injury, but later felt redeemed when she participated in high school basketball where they practiced with the boys’…

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    In Chapters 3 and 4, “Trouble with Geniuses”, Gladwell argues, “extraordinary achievement is less about talent than it is about opportunity” (76). Gladwell targets his audience by introducing Chris Langan, an individual that we may recognize and relate to since he has been on television news and game shows as well as in magazines throughout the last decade. He is “the public face of genius in American life, a celebrity outlier and one that “many call the smartest man in America” (Gladwell 70).…

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    commitment. Age-based draft eligibility adults 18024 may want to pursue the National Basketball Association (NBA) and National Football League (NFL) and mandatory military service deprive high school players of the freedom to choose when, where, and for how much they will play their respective sports at the professional level. Mandatory military service interferes with American right to the pursuit of higher education after high school. Mandatory military service would draft our young adults,…

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