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    Report Toolson v. New York Yankees 1953, was a U.S. Supreme Court Case in which in Court upheld, 7-2. The plaintiff was “George Earl Toolson was a pitcher with the Newark Bears in 1949, a farm team for the New York Yankees in the AAA-class International League.” (Wikipedia). Toolson was good enough to make a professional team but due to the reserve clause, there was a restraint of trade and the stop him from making it anywhere so he instead of reporting to practice he filed suit. This caused Toolson’s

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    Salary caps are a very important tool used in professional sports. All 4 major professional sports leagues in the United States have a salary cap installed into their collective bargaining agreement between the league and its players. Those four major sports are, the NFL, the NBA, the MLB and the NHL. A salary cap is defined as s an agreement or rule that places a limit on the amount of money that a team can spend on players' salaries. It can be as a per-player limit or a total limit for the team's

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    The debates have gone on every sense the very first year free agency was introduced. I think after all this paper is done I truly believe that I will be able to show you evidence on why salary caps are truly unfair. So let 's have some facts that prove my theory with facts from their lives. Most coaches can look at talent and see potential at such a young age. When coaches see this they push Athletes to the next level making them ready for the college. That’s why you see kids pushing themselves so

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    players are against any of the suggestions they have. The current salary cap, called a "soft cap", lets teams spend $27 million a year on player salaries (Donovan, John "NBA"). The problem is that under current rules, there are too many loopholes a team can use to go well over the limit. One of these loopholes is the Larry Bird exception that grants teams the ability to resign veteran players without it counting towards the salary cap. This is why teams like the Chicago Bulls can pay Michael Jordan ($33

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    Traditionally men have dominated the world of sports however in recent year’s women’s sports have become popular and with their new found popularity, women’s sports have evolved into marketable leagues of their own. Although women’s sports took a huge leap forward, women players still don’t receive the same financial compensation for playing the same sports in the same arenas as their male counterparts. In Purse Snatching by Donna Lopiano, she points out sexism may have a huge effect on this financial

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    in 2016 we still see and hear of many Global Warming scenarios, what causes them, who is the main reason for the cause, and when it actually started. We are going to take a look at the reality of what is really happening. Let’s assume that all ice caps and glaciers in the world melted. What would be the result of such a catastrophe, how long would it take, who would be affects, and would we suffer any loss because of this? Global climate change has been more and more discussed with the ever changing

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    The Threat, Responsibility, and Solutions to Climate Change and Global Warming “If the Maldives cannot be saved today we do not feel that there is much of a chance for the rest of the world.” - said Former President of the Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, while sitting underwater signing a document calling for global reduction in carbon emissions. He is right, if we do not start improving the climate right now, our world will soon be under water like the lowest nation, the Maldives which is predicted to

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    several major effects that is having a large impact on our environment, for example the polar ice caps. Each summer due to climate change the polar ice cap is melting due to warm water. Sea ice reflects heat from the sun, while water adsorbs it. Less ice means more heat which means less ice. Temperatures are rising drastically with our last decade being the hottest on record. With the polar ice caps

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    Persuasive Speech Outline Don’t Ignore Climate Change Purpose : To persuade my audience to change their perception on climate change. Thesis : Climate change is a controversial topic that some believe to be fake. Studies show that climate change is a real danger going on around us. These studies uncover what the future holds for humanity. As humans it is our moral duty to do what is right by earth, that has been our home for millions of years. 1. Attention A. Read quote by the 8th Secretary General

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    The world is constantly changing and adapting. In particular, since the mid twentieth century, mankind has been pouring alarming levels of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. As if that isn’t bad enough, humans have been treating the earth as if it is one giant trash bin. This destruction is being cause by a few different reasons, including: factory farming, dumping toxic chemicals into water, littering, and many other factors. All of this is adding up to cause climate change. Unlike a change in

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