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    amount of people that actually make it the rest need to go out into the real work force and get a real 40 hour a week job for the rest of their working lives without any starting money because they weren 't allowed to earn any money throughout their collegiate…

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    Throughout the movie, Coach Carter places emphasis on the contract signed by both him and the team. Carter prioritises the student part of student athlete, stating that he imposes these rules for the betterment of the team. According to the statistics in the movie- he is correct in doing so. Young African Americans from age 18- 24 are 30% likely to get arrested and youth from impoverished neighbourhoods such as Richmond are 80% more likely to either wind up dead or behind bars. By laying down…

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    Professional athletes, especially NBA players are harshly criticized of their high salaries because many people feel what they do does not amount to what they are being paid. They feel NBA players aren’t contributing enough to be paid on that magnitude. Many people can’t stand that NBA players are paid millions while teachers, doctors, lawyers, or other professions are making nothing compared to them. Many strongly feel that NBA players do nothing more than play a ball game. However, there is a…

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    Are Athletes Paid Too Much People are asking, are professional athletes paid too asking? I think professional athletes are getting paid way too much for just playin a game with a ball. They are getting paid millions of dollars for just playing a sport. Professional athletes are getting paid a lot of money. They play sports for fun and all of a sudden get paid a lot. There are a lot of good athletes that don’t want to play in the big leagues and have to pay the league. I do not think it is…

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    “When we make the decision that it is worth to pay a day’s wages to attend three hour games and cheer till we lose our voices, we’re telling these athletes that they are worth every penny they make”-2 Sides to Every Coin. You see, athletes aren’t overpaid, they’re paid fairly, and when we are buying tickets and jerseys, we are letting them know that this is true. Athletes sacrifice a lot to play their sport, and should get praised for it. According to article, Pro Athletes Earn what They…

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    showing up, going to work and doing nothing and geting a pay raise. This is the same for particapation trophies. Youth athletes are being awarded with particapation trophies. People are agianst particapation trophies but not because it hurts the children. Particapation trophies are taking away the fun of earning a trophy. On the other hand people think that it is worth a few bucks to give kids a big smile. Kids should not be getting trophies just for showing Imagine if showing up provided a…

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    Every year thousands of student athletes across America get full-ride scholarships to play collegiate level. Smith Davis in the article, “Should College Athletes Be Paid? Why They Already Are,’’ is right on target about not paying college athletes. College athletes get enough tuition and help from school they sign a contract with. It will cause problems for schools when it comes to paying each athlete. College is a place for people to obtain a degree and help them jumpstart their future career.…

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    Most people believe that women are only meant to be housewives. To cook, clean, and do the duties of the house while men do all the “hard-work”. In the dreaded occasion of men vs. women, men have always won. It has been over 100 years for women to earn the respect of their male counter parts. Especially, in the world of sports which is undoubtedly male dominated. When it comes to college there is one revelation that will and has taken years to change. An athletic scholarship is something every…

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    Greenwich University is a mid-sized, four-year, public institution located in the heart of a city in the northwestern part of the United States. The university boasts a very diverse population of approximately 16,000 students. The campus overall is very diverse and multicultural relationships are apart of the campus. The Office of Student Activities is home to over 100 different clubs and organizations on campus, including a thriving number of various religious organizations. The office handles…

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    “Student-athletes are amateurs who choose to participate in intercollegiate athletics as part of their educational experience, thus maintaining a distinction between student-athletes who participate in the collegiate model and professional athletes who might be students as well. Participation in collegiate sports is not a student-athlete’s job. His or her ability to compete is contingent upon continued enrollment and academic eligibility. Because these athletes are not employees, it follows that…

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