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    Hockey Research Paper

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    This research paper is going to discuss facts about hockey and rules of hockey and the history of hockey. NHL Hockey and Olympic hockey are very different due to each league having their own style of play. In Olympic hockey Fighting is frowned upon, those who fight receive a penalty match, and will be ejected from the game. In the NHL fighting, is what most fans come to watch fighting allowed and after the fight is over all players involved in the scuffle will be penalized and put into the penalty

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    the Olympic games have been a symbol of the most prestigious sporting event in the world. Throughout time the games have evolved from two events to two hundred. Along with the events, the athletes and vision of the games have changed as well. This paper is going to show the changes for better or worse of the games. For over a thousand years there has been people participating in the Olympics. The first documented games were in greece in the year 776 BC. The games were first called “Olympics” because

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    The Melbourne Storm are the best team in the history of the NRL. We congratulate them on having the consistency, drive, stamina and determination to be able to be in the NRL Grand Final over the past seven years. However, GREATNESS is always about timing, that comes with a plan for their greatness. We cheer for the Melbourne Storm at their matches when it’s win, lose or draw and we cheer for our colours when we make it into the finals or the Big Dance, which is the NRL Grand Final. Why is that the

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    Unbroken Book Report

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    principal that Louie should be allowed to join a sport, and that maybe he would focus on his running and not be such a troublemaker. The principal agreed and Louie joined track. Louie continued running, and even became good enough to run in the 1936 Olympics in Germany. He didn’t medal in the

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    The 2016 Olympics Games are underway. Most of us will not have the opportunity to travel to Brazil for the thrill of the Games; but we can watch via television and cheer on our Canadian Olympians. As you anticipate watching your favorite sports why not organize a neighborhood competition of your own? There are plenty of fun events you could host for your family and friends. Check out the listing below and pick out the ones you think you will try this summer. 1. Water Cup Racing What’s better during

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    Performance enhancing drugs have been ruining competitive sports for a long period of time. Starting all the way back into the first Olympic Games, 776 BC - 393 BC. Even though the drugs were not the same as they are now. The way athletes are taking them is ruining competitive sports from here on out. Performance enhancing drugs are not only a form of cheating, but they can also be very harmful and dangerous. They can lead into serious body defects and could cause death as evidenced by some athletes

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    gold medal in mens slopestyle skiing in the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics (American Men). Freestyle skiing is a breathtaking, gravity defying sport that found its way into the olympics and has grown with major success with the best getting better and new faces rising to the top, nevertheless it is a jaw dropping, ever inspiring sport. Freestyle skiing was popular with skiers but took a long time for it to be accepted into the olympics. Freestyle skiing began early in the twentieth century and

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    The Olympic Games should not have a permanent home because it could lead to many conflicts around the world and within countries. One good example of this is It would deprive countries the chance to show national pride. Whitt Flora said "The olympics represent the ultimate opportunity to showcase a national identity on the global stage." on page 3. If the Olympics have a permanent home then the same country shows there pride every 4 years. In the 2012 Olympics in Great Britain many polls showed that

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    The Hippodrome

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    The Olympic games started many centuries ago,and still exit to this day.there were allot of sports and other things to do in the Olympics. For example running,long jump,shot put,javelin,discus,wrestling,boxing,Pakration,and equestrian competitions.Today we have those same sports but there are more there is basketball,dancing,and swimming. One of the Olympic games many centuries ago that was popular was horse racing.They took place in the Hippodrome from the Greek words [for horse and

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    As a college student attending UNC-Chapel Hill, Allen Johnson watched the 1992 Summer Olympics on television, telling himself that he would win a gold medal at the next Summer Olympics. 25 years later, the 46-year-old reflected on the historical day at the 1996 Summer Olympics held in Atlanta, that led him to win a gold medal in the 110 meter hurdles. “It was a moment of reflection for me. I thought of my parents, friends and all my coaches that helped me get to this point,” Johnson said. Surrealism

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