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    The Golden Age of Sports Many women in the 1920s and 1930s achieved greatness when they stood up to play sports. In the United States, the governing body for amateur sports and, the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), supported and even encouraged women’s participation in the Olympics (Greenberg 45). During this time period, women were starting to get there rights and they wanted one of those rights to be having the ability to play sports, like the men did. In the 1900s women were allowed to…

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    times of ancient Greeks and buildings and monuments were built just for this occasion. Stadiums, gyms, and other buildings to help the athletes out were built to celebrate the immense athletic ability that the Greeks had to offer. Like any other sport, the Olympics evolved over time with newer structures such as a sand track and used other games as well instead of the original games. Many different types…

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    that try to take on a diet must leave out of their comfort zone. Track and Field athlete’s diet is a prime example of a person moving out of their comfort zone. The diet plan itself challenges you to not only eat but to also get active. Most people can agree that diets tend to not work because the person becomes discouraged that their not losing weight fast enough. The solution is action must be an addition to just eating. Track and field athlete’s main goal is performance while your main goal…

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    What Are My Career Goals

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    same high school where my father served as the athletic director. I attended games and athletic events with my dad since I was a child. Watching him perform the different aspects of his job was intriguing and appealing to me and eventually was the seed for my interest in sports. One of my career goals is to work in sports, either at the college or high school level. My only sibling is my sister, who is ten years older than I am. I followed her athletic career through high school, where she was a…

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    sports. If uniformed women are able to stand next to men in combat, they should also be able to stand next to men in uniforms on the football field and play on any other sports teams without segregation. Stereotypes and gender norms have impacted the separation between men and women in all sports greatly. Pat Griffin comments that sex segregation in athletics and professional sports “does not reflect…

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    Leave No Doubt “Leave no doubt,” a quote that Eric Lind tells every athlete that steps onto the track. It is important to raise coachable kids that will someday want to coach the next generation. Sometimes, you need to find that balance between putting others needs before your own, all while still pursuing your dreams and interests. Lind is a great example of a person who had a tough decision to make with putting others before himself. He was left with the tough decision of playing college…

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    The Devon Preparatory School for Boys is a small, private, college preparatory school for young men grades nine through twelve. Our stupendous academy, found in 1924 on a 20-acre campus in New Hampshire. Devon Preparatory School prepares young men to be responsible, compassionate leaders able to face the challenges of life with confidence. Devon Preparatory School’s challenging academic curriculum, encourages academic excellence and curiosity. It is our goal to inspire our students to…

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    For centuries, it was believed that the darker your skin the less intelligent you are. People with darker skin were compared to monkeys because it was believed that they evolved from apes. They were separated and treated completely different from white people, one could say they were treated like animals. It took years for mankind to learn that the color of your skin does not make you different from the next person. In fact, we learned that every human being is almost the same. The video…

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    the 1970s to today Sports clothing has changed considerably from when sports first came out in the late 60s to the early 70s. Sports clothing from the 1960s to today is incredibly different from the material used, the price and the style. Today's athletic wear focuses more on the sport than the fashion in today's world. It was the opposite less than a century ago. Tennis was a sport created as a game for monks to play. Men would wear full-length pants, ties, and soft sole shoes, they wore this…

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    Monoracial Athletes

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    During the last 50 years of competition, Black athletes have become a dominating force in the sport of Track and Field. Olympic track star Usain Bolt, a black athlete, is the fastest man on earth and currently holds the world record time for the fastest 100-meter dash; it is likely that it will never be broken. Through the recent growth of Black dominance in Track, various stereotypes have come about pertaining to both Black and White athletes. Typically, the stereotype states that white…

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