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    Service Learning

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    responsibility and strengthen community. It was mandatory and it was worth a test grade, but it was still a great opportunity for my group to use what we learn and use it in the real world. My group and I volunteered at Apple Tree Daycare located in Oakland Gardens, NY. We had a chance to work with kids and give back to the community. I read multiple books to kids and I had a chance to interact with them. Many kids were happy to see us playing with them. We knew we were not going to get…

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    Traditionalism Vs Football

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    least invite people over to watch the game to eat and drink and hangout. For Die-Hard fans, pretty much every game is treated with the same respect and attention as the superbowl. When I think of Die-Hard sports fans, I mostly think of the Oakland Raiders fans. Raiders fans do some pretty wild things sometimes and dress to match. For Die-Hard fans, their sport most definitely comes first before all other things. Sometimes they might even take off work or cancel plans that they may have already…

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    John Matuszak who played Sloth, had to shadow the former football player around town to make sure he got back to the hotel due to his drinking habits, drug use and penchant for picking fights. 3) In part of the movie, Sloth is seen wearing an Oakland Raiders t-shirt; a team John Matuszak played for…

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    George Wagner Essay

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    your big mouth. So keep bragging, keep on sassing, and always be outrageous.” Thus, the Muhammad Ali the world came to know was born. One can look at entire teams that adopted the model of being the team you loved to hate, whether it be the Oakland Raiders of the 1970’s, The Miami Hurricanes football team of the ’80s and early ‘90s, the “Bad Boy” Detroit Pistons of the late ‘80s to early ‘90s, the New England Patriots of the 2000’s or the Miami Heat of the first half of the current decade.…

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    Herb Brooks once said, “You were born to be a player. You were meant to be here. This moment is yours.” Australia is considered to be a ‘sports mad’ country, this country excelled in international sports throughout most of the 1960s, and local participation rates were high. Sports in the 1960’s had a strong effect on society. There were only so many teams for leagues, and different sports were bigger back then, then they are now. There were some very important and outstanding players then that…

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    Seahawks, Thomas did something that has never happened before and still hasn’t been beaten. He sacked Dave Krieg 7 times in one game. This wouldn’t be the last time that Thomas would do something so unbelievable. 8 seasons later Thomas sacked the Oakland Raiders quarterback 6 times in one game. This is a remarkable record and is still yet to be beat after 25…

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    Sports franchises and cities are usually viewed as a good mix, the people of the city support their team and vice-versa, but what fails to be recognized is the great cost at which a team comes to a city. As a prime example, the Minnesota Vikings are the longest-living sports franchise in Minnesota, they were founded in 1961. However, in 2016 the new US Bank Stadium opened upon the ground that used to hold the HHH Metrodome, this new stadium costed over 1 billion dollars, and fifty-percent of it…

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    Antonio Brown Essay

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    Antonio Brown is the best Wide receivers in this generation because Brown is one of the highest paid, he holds records for a four-year span, and because of his “booming” plays on the field. Brown was born on July 10, 1988, to Eddie Brown and Adrianne Moss. Brown was born in Miami, Florida where he grew up. Brown attended Miami Norland High where Brown played football and track. After high school, Brown wanted to attend Florida State University but he was denied because of academic concerns.…

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    The reason I chose this topic is because it was more interesting than the other options that we had to research. Another reason I picked this topic is because I like to play sports and also watch sports. The reason I want to learn about this topic is because I want to know how sports started and what types of sports they had back then. I also wanted to learn about this topic because I want to see how games have changed since back then such as rules and clothing type they used to wear. Sports…

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    John Madden Research Paper

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    articles read, I discovered that John Madden wasn't very wealthy as a child and to play sports he had to rummage/ look through a dumpster for thrown-away equipment from others. Once he was known and out of his childhood he became a coach for the Oakland Raiders, one of the best. One of the things he was known for was that he was the most famous nonflier in America today," Greyhound President Vander Brown told the Washington Post. Shortly after his coaching career came to a stop, he gained and…

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