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    Shabazz Napier a guard from UConn University, sometimes goes to bed starving due to the fact that he cannot afford to buy food. He is unable to get a job because he spends most of his time on school, and his sport. I believe that college athletes should be paid. College athletes do not have time for a job due to going to school, and focusing on their sport. College athletes go to bed starving because they cannot afford to pay for their food. College athletes do not receive a portion of the money…

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    Sports have become powerful in our society that corruption was bound to occur. Sports are entertainment and no one understands that more than the NCAA. The NCAA has discovered that sports have become an identity to many college students and adults. Many fans feel the anguish of defeat and joy of victory. Sports to some is more than a game, it affects their everyday life. Psychologists go as far as to call a sports team a religion. Sports have become so profitable now that even the NCAA is taking…

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    Wouldn’t it be great to earn $270 million just to play a simple game? Neymar, along with other professional athletes think so. But do these athletes deserve all of this money? The answer is absolutely not. Professional athletes are paid way too much in a society where salary is suppose to be based on a job’s economic importance. Teaching is one of the most important economical jobs because our future economy relies on it, yet teachers are making a fraction of what professional athletes are…

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    Are Athletes Paid Fairly

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    Are athletes actually paid fairly? This question gets asked very often. Even if you don’t think so these athletes work very hard for their salaries. According to “Two Sides to Every Coin: Are Professional Athletes Overpaid?” being put through the physical stress pro athletes go through will affect them later in life. Athletes are not overpaid because they work extraordinarily hard just to throw a ball. Athletes are fairly paid and one reason is people help give them money. For example the…

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    champion. Excitement builds up in the universities as the World Series approaches. Although the excitement brings the players’ attention away from their schoolwork and grades, the players are required to keep their grades up to be able to play. College athletics benefit both the students and the universities because they give students an opportunity to learn about leadership and life from their coaches and teammates, they promote unity among students, and they bring in revenue for the…

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    Photo Careers A sports photographer males about $10,000-$20,000 a year. Their main responsibility is to get amazing action shots of the game. They take hundreds of photos of the game. They need great timing, quick reflexes and some knowledge of the sport. You basically get to travel with the team everywhere they go. Fashion photography is a very popular job among big cities. Its pay per year is $59,000. Someone in the fashion photography field has to know style as well as have a lot of…

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    Jeffrey Thompson 11-15-15 Period 2 My paper is about what it takes to become an NFL player. An NFL player makes roughly about 400,000 dollars a year to 10,000,000 a year. Well it depends how good you are and what position you play, but for the tight end position it’s 400,000 - 10,000,000 dollars. In order to become an NFL player you must either got college for three years or be out of high school for three years. The reason why I want to become a pro player is because when…

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    guaranteeing these students for their help and education but eliminating it when the fault is on the institution itself. College athletes are experiencing through very tough circumstances because of the colleges lack of compensation and care for their athletic students. The institutions should learn to consider that the students need better health conditions and less pressure to complete what is impossible for them. Dealing with football practices and passing all their classes ends with the…

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    Penelope Eckert’s paper Linguistic Variation as Social Practice seeks to investigate the social dynamics within the male/female and jock/burnout matrix, as well as the linguistic qualities each subset expresses and compare it to the linguistic variables in the Northern Cities Vowel Shift, which is comprised of the following phonological qualities include the raising of /æ/, the fronting of /ɑ/, the lowering of /ɔ/, the backing and lowering of /ɛ/, the backing of /ʌ/, and the lowering and backing…

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    Improper Sports Leadership

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    schedule. Eight of those players were paid an additional $14,000 from September to December 1986. The slush fund was due to be discontinued when the 13 players had all left the school. These payments were made with the full knowledge and approval of athletic department staff. SMU was allowed to return for an abbreviated 1988 season, but opted to sit that season out as well after school officials determined it would be impossible to field a viable team. The severity of the penalty left the SMU…

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