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    world in the past decade came from the Jerry Sandusky scandal at Penn State University. This scandal lead to the firing of Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno, Graham Spanier, Tim Curley, and Gary Schultz who all held high level official capacities at the college. What made this scandal so huge was the fact that the Penn State football program as well as head coach Joe Paterno were highly admired and praised. Furthermore, the most shocking aspect of the scandal is how it was kept silent. The scandal kept

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    Cassius Clay, was not just an athlete who personified the times he lived. He molded them. From birth to death he was always someone you could look up to. Lets take a look into the life of Cassius Clay, or Muhammad Ali. A hero of Social Justice who also had a unique personality, based on strong self beliefs and strong religious and political convictions. From the Olympian to a crippling disease, you could take something from any point of his life and really make it a learning experience. Here's what

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    There are many similarities and differences between “The Last Man on Earth” and “The Omega Man”. Both films are based on the book, “I am Legend”, by Richard Matheson. The main character’s name in “The Last Man on Earth” is Robert Morgan, while it is Robert Neville in “The Omega Man”. The “Last Man on Earth” is placed in 1968 and “The Omega Man” is placed in 1975. The symptoms of the disease are different in the films. Morgan lives in a world where everyone else has been infected by a plague that

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    Although we participate in wrestling, we were inspired by one of the greatest athletes of all time, Muhammad Ali, and his encounter with the Civil Rights movement as well as his exchange of religion. As partners, we decided to research Ali after one of our wrestling practices. After hearing Ali sing “stand by me” on the speaker during practice we decided to watch I am Ali, a documentary on his life. We realized that he majorly encountered Civil Rights during his life. We were truly inspired and astonished

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    social media to raise awareness on social issues that we have in our country. By 2014, he was the first artist in 25 years for their album to go double platinum with no special features. This song is one of those songs on the album called, “Forest Hills.” I love J. Cole for being real about modern society and this song tells a story about his road to success and

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    I believe that memories help people in their effort to learn from the past and succeed in the present. Sports is one popular example of learning from your mistakes from the past and improving yourself afterwards. Muhammad Ali once said,” I hated every minute of training, but I said,’ Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion.” These were the exact words from a former heavyweight champion boxer and also one of the greatest sporting figures of the 20th century. This legendary

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    Muhammad Ali did a lot of important things in American History. He was a famous boxer also a arch believer of religious freedom and racial justice. Ali’s original name was Cassius Clay. He was born January 17,1942 in Louisville, KY. Muhammad Ali devoted his life to humanitarian in work, putting his name to many initiatives for peace and humanitarian aid. Ali was also a part of Black History. At an early age, Muhammad Ali showed that he wasn’t afraid of anyone or anything, inside and outside the

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    The Life Of Muhammad Ali

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    The death of Muhammad Ali, the former heavyweight champion, triggered a worldwide outpouring of affection. The former champion died on June 3 at age 74 of shock. Ali had long suffered from Parkinson's disease, which made the once-graceful athlete a prisoner in his own body. President Obama, who keeps a pair of Ali's gloves on display in his private study, paid tribute to the late athlete, saying he was "a man who fought for us." Ali was born in the American state of Kentucky in 1942. He took up boxing

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    Muhammad Ali: The Greatest “Float like a butterfly sting like a bee,” is a widely known quote expressed by Muhammad Ali, one of the greatest boxers of all time. He is an inspiration to many children around the world coming from a poor family to becoming one of the greatest athletes of all time (Rummel). With confidence and bravery Muhammad Ali built his way up to the top. He is a great American for introducing his new tactics like staying light on his feet and his patented rope and dope by tiring

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    Berlin Boxing Club

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    family being thrown out of their apartment and with no place to go.the Sterns end up moving into the art gallery that Karl's father owns. Soon after they're move into the gallery, Karl's mentor Max is scheduled to have a rematch against Joe Louis. But this time Joe Louis beats and dominates Max in the first round. The Nazis become upset and no longer pay no attention to Max Schmeling because they find/think of him as a disgrace to Germany. After a Jewish in Poland killed a German Ambassador many

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