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    To put it into perspective, the NCAA did a study and were able to estimate that “only 1.7 percent of college football players and 0.08 percent of high school players play at any professional level” (Morgan 1). Notice how the statistics say “any professional level.” This doesn’t even necessarily include the athletes with the high-paying salaries that are being…

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    when the oldest child leaves home and ends when the last child has left (Smith & Hamon 2012). Warren’s family includes him and his sister, who are currently in college, and his younger brother, who is still in high school and lives with his parents. Warren’s family will be in the launching center stage until his younger brother goes to college next year. Warren said that his family is working on maintaining a supportive home base, one of the developmental tasks associated with stage 6 (Smith…

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    mom and I would like to relax and watch the television while he was gone. My mom and I have about 7 different shows that we would watch every week and time would just fly by for us and the next time we looked at the clock, it would be around midnight or later. Once my sister, who is 4 grades above me, went to college (at Texas A&M WHOOP), my mom and I got very close. I tell her everything and our television time was our bonding time. Now that I am at college, I really miss her, so when she comes…

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    in order to live to their highest potential as a person. In the book “Hillbilly Elegy” by J.D. Vance, he tells a story about his rough hillbilly lifestyle, from almost dropping out of high school to his parents having drug problems to graduating college at The Ohio State University. All his endeavors have truly defined him as a person and led to him redefining the hillbilly lifestyle. Throughout the book, J.D. experiences many challenges of adversity and his reactions to these challenges show…

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    Eureka College was known a “liberal arts” school that focused and taught a liberal prospective to its students. This way of thinking effected the way Reagan thought as young man. Upon being accepted, Reagan attended Eureka College on an athletic scholarship. Regan decided to major in sociology and economics. Soon after attending Reagan became a member of the Tau kappa Epsilon fraternity. While in college he was involved in many different sports. He played football, ran track, and captained…

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    Over the years people have received their sports news in a variety of ways, from newspapers to television. With the advancements that have been made in technology since the beginning of sports communication, people have been able to consume sport in a bundle of ways. One of the main ways today is through the internet, more specifically websites. When it comes to sports communication it seems that ESPN wears the crown and has basically since the beginning. They have basically molded the way we…

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    school basketball coach. Another way One Tree Hill displays a positive effect is scholarships. College is expensive and hard to get in to. With a scholarship, they can get into college for less money and play the sport the love for even longer. After college they could potentially have the chance of getting into the big leagues and that is one of the many benefits of an athlete. Sports in high school and college changes lives of young people in many different and positive ways. There are also…

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    Media began to influence young people by their non-stop reporting on baseball, college football and other sports (Towers 1). People around this time period began to move organized pastimes for leisure and shortly thereafter baseball truly became the “National Pastime” as people started playing and attending baseball games (Fischer 453)…

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    Gender inequality is a worldwide problem that has been going on for far too long. Imagine doing something that you love for a living but not being able support to yourself or your family. Pay inequality is an issue in many jobs, but is especially prevalent in the sports world. Generally, female athletes are paid much less than their male counterparts even though they play the same sport. In fact, most of the National Women’s Soccer League players live within the poverty line. The pay gap in…

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    The hit television show The Jeffersons was an outstanding spinoff from the series All in the Family. The Jeffersons features George and Louise Jefferson a newly rich African American family living in Manhattan. The television show was based off the family dry cleaning business, Jeffersons Cleaners which eventually grew into a small chain business. The success from the family business allowed George, Louise and their son Lionel to move to a “deluxe apartment in the sky”. The television series The…

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