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    Professional Athletes Paid

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    thousands dollar to millions of dollars to play a sport, whether its catching, throwing, shooting, passing, or hitting a ball. These types of money should be given to American who are contributing to our society. American like firemen. police officer, or soldiers are being payed less money who are risking their lives every day. Teachers who work five days a week grading papers, teaching new material, and provide instruction in literacy, community roles, and life skills. Professional athletes are…

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    The unequal conditions that women are facing in the workforce are ridiculous. If a woman has gone to college, gotten her degree, and has received a job in her field, she should be paid the same amount of money that any man makes doing the same job. It is truly hard to understand, as a woman that this type of inequality is still occurring in our society. I can only guess that inequality is still occurring because of the stereotypes that women have been associated with throughout history. Women…

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    An Age Filled With Mirages The 1920's, a time where "hip flasks of hooch would be drank, jazz music would be propelled at speakeasies, women bobbed their hair and would wear short skirts …’’ In other words, life in this decade was filled with excitement, wild parties and. Life in the 20's was affected by certain factors: prohibition, the economy boomed and the social change. On January 16, 1920, the Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution (ratified in 1919) went into effect. The Eighteen…

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    Athletes Should Not be Expected to be Role Models When you hear the phrase “all-star athlete” what kind of person pops into your head? Do you imagine an incredibly gifted individual with phenomenal athletic abilities, or do you envision a super hero that you can look up to? Often, professional athletes are given the misconception of being role models in society. In reality, they are people like you and me doing their job. The only differences may be their high salaries and buffed up egos,…

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    paid too much. Some people think it is ridiculous because they are entertainers such as actors and actresses. Others, these professional athletes are role models to young children and even older adults. Another reasoning is these professional sports can be extremely harmful to these humans. In popular opinion, these people train all year for this sport, so their bodies are in right condition to continue to play. Little do people know, if these athletes get harmed, most insurance companies do not…

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    First of its not easy to become a professional athlete. It requires a lot of time and dedication. They sacrifice what most people would enjoy to become great at the sport they play. For them, it means less hanging out with friends, less partying, not being able to eat unhealthy food, and so on. They have to sacrifice things they love just to stay in peak condition and to be greater than everyone else. These professional…

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    cope with the national demand – that means definitive job potential for those with the right health administration qualifications. Careers cover many sectors, both public and private and include a range of occupations that provide diagnostic, rehabilitation and preventive services. The type of role also depends on skills and experience, but if you’re interested in a long-term future in healthcare, there are a range of careers you may not have considered that are worth aspiring to. Individuals…

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    issue of children being forced to follow roles that our society has based on gender. Pollitt’s essay was written 22 years ago, so the essay was written about how gender stereotyping was being handled back in 1995. Pollitt mentioned how NOW (National Organization of Women) was organized 28 years before she wrote her essay, and how, after almost three decades after the organization was formed, our society had not done much in altering its views on gender roles (Pollitt, 1). Pollitt pinned most of…

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    investigate was Sports Medicine Physician. The connection that this career has with the field of Exercise and Sport Science is that is deals with sports, hints the title of the career. The job description for this job is to diagnose, treat, and help prevent injuries that occur during sporting events. The job description sounds close to an Athletic Trainer, but they are different. The difference is that Athletic trainers are first aid care treatment for injuries on the field or court. Sports…

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    play a role in life and have a purpose. I have a dream that requires a lot of determination to fulfill to what I believe is my purpose in life. Growing up I was a outcast and did not fit well into groups due to my dressing. Most of my clothes were hand downs from older family members that grew out of them. Being outcasted I wasn’t involved in sports much. My time during school breaks were spent reading and drawing. Entering high school I knew I was not a born athlete or enjoyed playing sports,…

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