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    SPORTS APPARELS and SHOES: It is a typical sport-specific garments worn by anyone involved in sports for the safety, style and for physical training. It involves many accessories such as shoes, shorts, track suit, jersey, T -shirts etc. The leading brand across the globe is the famous brand that caters to all sports and has set the views eyes on the product was NIKE. NIKE as a brand, was founded during the year 1964 and was initially named Blue Ribbon Sports by its founders Bill Bowerman…

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    her steroid use. According to writer Sarah Holt of the renowned crew of BBC Sports Athletic, “The IOC [International Olympic Committee] stripped Jones of her five Olympic medals and erased the American 's results dating from September 2000.” Along with that, the associated press of ESPN, the moguls of sport broadcasting states, “It [the IOC] could ban her [Jones] from future games.” By banning Jones from track and field, the Olympic Committee makes a strong statement to other professional…

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    The Benefits Of Soccer

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    “1-2-3… (insert team name)!” These were the exact words I have yelled before every soccer game past and present. I have been playing soccer for about ten years and eight of those years I have been playing at a competitive level. These competitive teams were various local soccer clubs, as well as a professional team’s youth academy. Through these eight years I have had ups and downs, but luckily it is the upside of my many experiences that have helped me become the person I am today. Soccer has…

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    Why would you want someone like me attending your college? Well that is an excellent question; let’s start off with the major I am interested in taking, “Computer engineering”. The reason for the quotes is simply because right now I am at a stage where I am exploring ideas, and comprehending what I actually want to do for my future. I honestly want to attend college to help guide me to the right path. Now what is it that sets me apart from the other applicants to take this major? Let’s start…

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    Biola Research Paper

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    give you the option of taking classes in January. They have an gym- swimming complex with a short-course Olympic pool, six tennis courts, softball and baseball fields, basketball and sand volleyball courts, an archery range, a fitness center, turf soccer field surrounded by a jogging track. They compete in NAIA and Golden State Athletic Conference. Biola’s mission is to equip men and women a mind and a character to impact the world for God. They have established three learning outcomes…

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    player, but that is not why his number was retired. Jackie changed baseball forever for the better, and so did America. Jackie wasn 't just a great in baseball. By the time he was in UCLA he excelled in baseball, basketball, football, and track and field. After college and his serving in the Army he was signed to the Monarchs, a Negro League team, the only league that would accept black players. In the United States there were some places that had laws that segregated people based on skin…

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    or even bigger, effect on the improved school conditions. Since Ripley ignores these changes, it is unknown truly how much of an effect they had. Next, Ripley writes that Premont actually brought some sports back, such as volleyball, basketball, track and tennis. If sports were truly the problem, then why would Premont bring them back? The return of sports to the school district seems to suggest that sports was not the biggest problem at Premont. While Ripley tries to use the story of Premont to…

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    Professional Athletes Paid

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    Around the world professional athletes are paid between hundreds of 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…

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    Every morning in grade eight, I would wake and throw on my white blouse, my rainbow plaid skirt, my matching plaid tie, my green knee high socks and my black leather shoes and go off to school. I wasn’t a good student throughout elementary school, I had breezed by at the bottom of my class. My grade eight English teacher even told my parents and I that I was going to fail high school English if nothing changed by next year. While everyone was studying with their SSAT tutors and stressing over…

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    Participants and spectators of these sports belonged to the upper-middle class and above. During this time, athletic clubs formed which organized amateur competitive events that included track and field, rowing, sparring, and lacrosse. In addition, country clubs had also emerged, which included golf clubs, tennis clubs, and croquet clubs. The elegance of the grounds keeping of these country clubs were in…

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