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Alberstadt, Ben. “Why Booming Distance Is Ruining Golf.” Bleacher Report, Bleacher Report, 13 Jan. 2013, bleacherreport.com/articles/1483109-why-booming-distance-is-ruining-golf. In, “Why Booming Distance is Ruining Golf,” the author, Ben Alberstadt, explores the idea of how “shot-making” on the PGA Tour is now non-existent and it has become all about monster drives and impressive approach shots. The author begins by stating some facts that show how driving averages are increasing at an unsustainable

completed the material part of this project. You will now begin to find a building tall enough to drop your egg from. Where will i drop the egg from? Well since i am on school campus. I will use my football stadium bleachers to my egg off of. How tall are the football bleachers? The football bleachers at the very top to the ground are roughly 30 feet in the air, so it will be a good place to drop my egg from. What

rate than America” (11). If schools banned sports it would save millions of dollars and would keep kids on track in their school work. Districts would save thousands of dollars on costs of bleachers, maintenance, and hosting games. It’s very obvious, that schools spend too much money on field maintenance, bleachers and gym equipment, which distracts students from school work. The facts state that after, school sports were banned graduation rates rose up and students were able increase their overall

by a physical concurrence with an object, or person. Sometimes, accidents happen and a player receives a hard shove from another player, and goes flying. The person goes soaring into the bleachers at a high momentum, and breaks his fall or impact with his forearm. His forearm absorbs the contact of the bleachers, and under

High school verse Professional football is the topic of debates for a lot of football fans in the United States. Many fans like high school more because of pride and heart the players play with. Some football fans are drawn to the National Football League because of the awesome athletic plays that happen. The NFL and high school football have many similarities and differences. The main similarities between them are the field size and the basic rules of football. There are several differences between

Contrast Between Male & Female Athletes "Opportunity, Equity Participation, Fairness, Access, Education, Dreams, Respect, and Inclusion are the 9 words used to describe title ix's impact on an athletes higher education" (Rodriguez). First published in 1994, Title ix is the federal civil rights law of equity in Intercollegiate Athletics for women. Even though laws such as title ix are in place there are still major inequalities in intercollegiate, professional, and high school sports between

Everyone has had someone block them from gaining success. The person writing this has, and so have the readers. But, everyone has had a mentor, or a role model, once in their life. A mentor, in literature, is a mythological archetype. In Edward Bloor’s novel, Tangerine, Antoine Thomas and Luis Cruz fit as the mythological archetype of the mentor. Antoine and Luis are mentors to Paul, who is the hero, because they are both positive figures, who motivate Paul. For instance, when Paul was over at

that starts at the highway and if you look up the path you’ll see the “Welcome to Alfred University” sign, this path is completely made of rocks and if you follow this path it will lead you under the stadium bleachers and lead you to Merrill field. Walking from underneath the dark bleachers onto Merrill field is like walking in to the gates of

sinkhole itself affects many characters in the book, including Erik. Because of the sinkhole, the Lake Windsor bleachers by their football field are left “unsafe.” “The condemned area includes all of the portables of course. But to the south, it also includes a corner of the soccer field and all of the baseball diamond. To the north, it includes nearly all of the high school football bleachers that back up onto the middle school,” (Bloor 87). This quote is significant because it shows which areas of

The crowd screaming, the disappointment in my eyes, the beautiful sky, the white ball flying, the bleachers packed. These are all my memories. Do they relate to yours? Read on to find out. Have you ever been to a pep rally? I have. People are yelling the loud chants and cheers. Everybody complimented me on my bright red cape on my sock. Then the stuco people started the cheers,and I swear my ears haven't worked the same sense. We started cheering for fall sports teams and I watched