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    Usually the money goes to the sports program and the money would be able to fund and support the non-revenue sports such as swimming, wrestling, golf, water polo and a lot more. Most and almost all these sports compete and participates in the every year olympics. If these sports do not get money, the athletes will slowly fade away then olympic sports will also decrease and eventually be gone. After that, then there will probably only consist of the sports, basketball, football, and…

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    Cuban-American Biography

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    events. Because of this he is considered the father of gymnastics. Today gymnastics is played all around the world. Gymnastics is a prominent fixture in the summer olympic games every four years. Men's gymnastics made its first appearance in the 1896 olympics in Athens with 8 events. Women’s gymnastics was finally introduced at the 1928 olympics in Amsterdam with one team event. Today women’s gymnastics has 6 events; individual all-around, beam, uneven bars, vault, floor exercise, and team…

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    experience started in a small desert town, and she achieved almost everything she wanted to. In a town with only one movie theater, no mall, surrounded by heat resistant crops. The front yards were shaded by olive trees, and scorpions swam in the swimming pools. The school…

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    For many of years, the Olympics have been missing many games, Many people and many opportunities to make the world a better place. The Ancient Olympics were a set of games played and ran by Ancient Greece. The Modern Olympics are a set of games played by the whole world and ran by the IOC. The modern Olympics are better than the ancient Olympics.The Modern Olympics are better than the Ancient Olympics because they make better rules and because they make the world a better place. In a little more…

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    Mexico City Research Paper

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    The Olympics are a source of entertainment and way of enjoying young athletes compete proudly to make their country be remembered for greatness. These games happen every four years, so many await patiently to grasp that feel of love, and courage in those weeks of competition. History with a side of drama also reflect what the games are made of, so understanding the push back this event can have is something to try and comprehend. Political aspects to shouting the word from society to make a…

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    Bob Simon Analysis

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    Simon refers to the female athletes as “the daughters of the Title IX revolution: young women who are running and swimming their way through college, often with the help of athletic scholarships.” 2. He explains that “like generations of male athletes before them, many [females] have turned pro, like the members of the U.S. women's soccer team, which won the World Cup…

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    Skateboarding Subculture

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    subculture change after the participation in the next Tokyo Summer Olympics in 2020? As reaction to the agreement of the IOC (International Olympic Committee) to add skateboarding to the Sports program for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, a controversial debate supported by an online petition is denouncing the risk skateboarders’ values would be lost should skateboarding join the Olympics. In fact, unlike the many disciplines competing in the Olympics, skateboarding is not just a sport, it is also…

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    his Twitter the announcement of having Efron being part of this project. As for the character that he would portray, there is no update on the exact name he will be having on the film. But his role would be a drunk Olympic swimmer who found himself inebriated during the Beijing Olympics. He was so drunk that he even attempted to free some panda bears in the area. Efron's character would then decide to get his life straight and that's the reason he joined the team of Baywatch, to be one of the…

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    A role model is a person that is looked up to or is an example to be imitated. In “True Story of Lake Ontario” a failed Olympic swimmer attempts a treacherous swimming expedition across Lake Ontario. Similarly a slightly precarious mountain climber makes her risky journey up Mount Everest in “Sharon Woods: No Limits”. Though both women are strong and sturdy role models, one is to a certain extent superior to the other. Even though Marilyn had become an outstanding rile model during her long…

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    Olympic Athlete

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    To take the challenge of an olympic athlete is a rewarding experience. The sacrifice they take to achieve this journey is immeasurable, but the lessons will guide their whole life. Athletes from all over the world have trained for many years so that they may all come together every four years to compete in either the winter or summer Olympics. The Olympic Games don’t just bring in the competing athlete’s, but it also brings in the family members and the fans from all over the world to enjoy…

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