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    Literature can express many kinds of opinions, feelings, and experiences. Literature can even be defined as the mirror of society because after all, those emotions, experiences and opinions expressed in literature are influenced by the society. Representations of minorities is an example of what we see in literature and in society. As a matter of fact, representations of minorities in literature has become more and more popular. Literature can portray minorities in a particular way with the…

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    charter to observe shark activity and their proximity to swimmers. If spotters identify potentially dangerous sharks nearby, the beach is closed to swimming and surfing, or beach goers are warned so that they can make an informed choice. Advantages Active shark patrols typically give civilians peace of mind when entering the water, which encourages people to visit and in-turn benefits the local businesses. The aerial routes reduce the risk of swimmers encountering sharks, by monitoring popular…

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    before. The initial feelings of nervousness and excitement are momentarily forgotten with the intoxicating smell of chlorine. As each ear-piercing whistle is heard, the biggest moment of my swimming career is approaching. Among all the high school swimmers who made it to the PIAA Swimming and Diving State Championships at Bucknell University, I try to relax and calm my emotions, but I have been waiting for this moment my entire life. The announcer blasts through the crowd of excited parents and…

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    Year Round Swimming Essay

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    Swimming was a big part of my life and still is. With the experience of being a high school and year-round team I feel like I could be a good coach. I would like being able to help new swimmers improve on strokes and be able to get faster. A lot of times when planning a swim meet and choosing events for the swimmers to participate in can be tricky. You have to think ahead and be able to plan the point you can receive to be able to come on top of the meet. If you have numbers on the team, you can…

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    Earlier this year the American Athletic Conference Swimmer of the Week, Elizabeth Cook led Tulane’s 188-112 dual-meet victories over North Texas State. Toward the end of last year, Cook began having significant health issues. As a result, Cook’s doctor prescribed her medication banned by the NCAA. Cook had to stop competing towards the end of the season and didn’t think she would be able to compete at the conference meet. Days before the conference meet, Cook found out that she would be…

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    Water Polo Injury Essay

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    sport to be wary of is water polo because of the constant threat of injuries. Water polo is a game played by swimmers in a pool with seven players on each side. The ball used is like a volleyball thrown into the opponent's net. Sounds simple now but it is not,the game is so much more then that. Three types of players to worry about in water polo are: the fighter, the phony, and the swimmer. Imagine playing a game of water polo, the last quarter, and you're put up against him, the fighter, the…

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    High School Swimming Swim

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    setup. During this period, I couldn’t help but notice that some swimmers, especially new members, were not getting as much attention in activities and workouts. In high school swim meets, I learned, points are earned based on the order that swimmers finish. Throughout the season, my coach and my Co-Captain Tan always prioritized the fastest swimmers, spending the most time with them, banking our team’s success on a handful of swimmers. I was watching this process with dismay, and when we…

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    Emily Sohn exclaims that “when one athlete breaks a time barrier, the notion of what 's possible expands for the next generation” ( ). An athlete can only go break the time barrier for so long until they have reached a certain point at which they cannot continue on, they have reached the limit at infinity. Limits at infinity determines the “y” value as the “x” value approaches infinity, essentially dealing with end behaviors. Limits at infinity can be showed in multiple ways like an…

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    Jenisha Thapaliya Dr. Sorensen English 1301. A05 09 September,2017 Lifeboat Ethics Garret Hardin was an American ecologist and philosopher who warned of the danger of population lifeboat ethics portion from the first part of garret Hardin essay of the same name which first appeared in psychology. He is controversial ecologist who taught at the university of California. Hardin is the author of numerous article and several books. Lifeboat ethics is a metaphor for resources distribution proposed…

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    Becoming A Swim Coach

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    offered a volunteer position as a coach. Little did I know that accepting the position would be such a life changing event. I first realized my impact on the children I coach after helping one of them to accomplish an important goal. One of the swimmers comes from a less-than-desirable family situation, but he found a constructive outlet in swimming. He is a natural athlete and he has a magnificent work ethic. His most important goal was to qualify for zones, a highly competitive swim meet.…

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