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The NCAA Mission
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This 8 page paper discusses the mission of this often criticized organization that was set up to promote high standards for intercollegiate sports. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: Ncaa.wps

The NCAA Monopoly
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This 3 page paper looks at this organization that is essentially a monopoly. Positive and negative effects of the organization is examined. Attention is paid to the players, the colleges and fans. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: SA541NCA.rtf

The Need For Equity For Women's Sports
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A 4 page paper. Everyone knows who Babe Ruth was but far fewer people know who Babe Didrikson Zaharias. One reason for this discrepancy in notoriety is news coverage. Women's athletic and sports programs have not received the same level of funding or the same degree of publicity. This essay discusses these discrepancies, comments on Title IX and cites research that illustrates the benefits of sports programs and athletics for girls and women. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PGfemsp.rtf

The New York City Marathon
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A 4 page book review on Anything For A T-shirt by Ron Rubin, which chronicles the saga of The New York City Marathon and the innovative impresario who made this annual street theater/sporting event possible. Rubin explains how the annual event is much more than simply a sporting event, as it brings together the diverse peoples who make New York City their home in a way that not only creates a sense of community, but is also personally empowering to the individual participants. In addition to describing the marathon itself, Rubin's book is also very much a biography of an extraordinary man, the man who brought the world The New York City Marathon, Fred Lebow. No additional sources cited.
Filename: khnycm.rtf

The Olympic Games & What They've Come to Mean
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A 6 page look at the Olympic Games; covering their history, purpose, and growth. The writer goes on to examine modern issues affecting the Olympics such as the controversy over allowing "professional athletes" to compete, disqualification of drug users, and the changing role of nationalism. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: Olympics.wps

The Performance Profile Is Perfect
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6 pages in length. Knowing one's limitations is completely different from setting one's limitations, a concept brought forth and examined by the aspect of performance profiling. The reason an athlete succeeds or fails in his attempt to reach a certain goal is bound within myriad physiological and psychological elements; a coach trying to understand the reason for an athlete's inability to complete a task he believes the individual is completely able to do must look more toward the athlete's own restrictive introspection when there is no obvious cause for failure. This is where performance profiling helps to provide the reason why some people's self-perception is the single aspect holding them back from success. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: TLCPerfProf.rtf

The Philadelphia Seventy-Sixers, Strategic Management, and Organizational Design
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This 5 page report discusses the business of professional basketball and the fact that it actually has a great deal in common with the strategic management of any corporate entity in terms of its competitive nature, determination, and hustle. The Philadelphia Seventy-Sixers have served as an almost textbook example of the ways in which a professional basketball (or any other sport) team serves as an example of management paradigms that accentuate the most fundamental aspects of managerial conflict, positioning, and the processes involved in re-defining an organization in order to keep up with changing markets and consumers. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: BWsixers.wps

The Philosophic Process in Sports, Ethics, and Social Responsibility
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An 8 page overview of the philosophic process as it applies to such aspects of our daily lives as sports, ethics, and social responsibility. Defines the philosophic process as a quest for knowledge and ethical and moral justification in the choices we make in life. The author contends that it is a process which is, in fact, applicable to ever aspect of our lives. In sports, for example, we seek fitness, knowledge, the enhancement of motor skills, and even pleasure. In our jobs we seek competency and professionality. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PPphlPrc.rtf

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