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    College athletics are huge in the United States of America; sports on a college campus help bring athletes and the student body closer together. Most states in America do not have a professional sports team and most of the state 's citizens devote themselves to their local sports team by endorsing them and purchasing various things that make them somewhat closer to the team. There is a huge issue on whether college athletes should be paid or should they just remain with the way things are…

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    due process, and they do not have the right as a free citizen to seek compensation for services that are valuable”. For over 100 years the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has been the breeding grounds for the mistreatment and violation of rights for those who are considered to be “student athletes”. The NCAA is a non-profit association that regulates athletes of over 1,281 institutions, conferences, organizations, and individuals. They are also in charge of the athletic programs…

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    The topic that I have chosen to explore is the controversy over paying college athletes. Personally, it was an idea that had not crossed my mind often, but after giving it more thought, there is some sense to the proposition. It’s an issue that has been debated for years, and as times change and the world progresses, more opportunities are presenting themselves to help back up each side of the controversy. I’m interested in exploring this controversy, because it is not a topic that I’m exactly…

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    Shabazz Napier a guard from UConn University, sometimes goes to bed starving due to the fact that he cannot afford to buy food. He is unable to get a job because he spends most of his time on school, and his sport. I believe that college athletes should be paid. College athletes do not have time for a job due to going to school, and focusing on their sport. College athletes go to bed starving because they cannot afford to pay for their food. College athletes do not receive a portion of the money…

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    Sports have become powerful in our society that corruption was bound to occur. Sports are entertainment and no one understands that more than the NCAA. The NCAA has discovered that sports have become an identity to many college students and adults. Many fans feel the anguish of defeat and joy of victory. Sports to some is more than a game, it affects their everyday life. Psychologists go as far as to call a sports team a religion. Sports have become so profitable now that even the NCAA is taking…

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    million, and the lowest paid NBA players earned $473,6 Another reason why basketball is then football because basketball is played by both men and women -- at elementary school level, in HS, in college, in semi- and professional leagues. Yes, the men's games tend to be more athletic, faster paced, etc. But it's always encouraging to see women competing not necessarily alongside them, but on an even scale as them. And they don't need to break all sorts of sex/gender norms…

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    Wouldn’t it be great to earn $270 million just to play a simple game? Neymar, along with other professional athletes think so. But do these athletes deserve all of this money? The answer is absolutely not. Professional athletes are paid way too much in a society where salary is suppose to be based on a job’s economic importance. Teaching is one of the most important economical jobs because our future economy relies on it, yet teachers are making a fraction of what professional athletes are…

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    Are Athletes Paid Fairly

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    Are athletes actually paid fairly? This question gets asked very often. Even if you don’t think so these athletes work very hard for their salaries. According to “Two Sides to Every Coin: Are Professional Athletes Overpaid?” being put through the physical stress pro athletes go through will affect them later in life. Athletes are not overpaid because they work extraordinarily hard just to throw a ball. Athletes are fairly paid and one reason is people help give them money. For example the…

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    The College World Series is a baseball tournament featuring the top college baseball teams in the country. The teams face off to determine who is the NCAA Division I champion. Excitement builds up in the universities as the World Series approaches. Although the excitement brings the players’ attention away from their schoolwork and grades, the players are required to keep their grades up to be able to play. College athletics benefit both the students and the universities because they give…

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    Photo Careers A sports photographer males about $10,000-$20,000 a year. Their main responsibility is to get amazing action shots of the game. They take hundreds of photos of the game. They need great timing, quick reflexes and some knowledge of the sport. You basically get to travel with the team everywhere they go. Fashion photography is a very popular job among big cities. Its pay per year is $59,000. Someone in the fashion photography field has to know style as well as have a lot of…

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