participating colleges, which has started the debate about whether college athletes should be rewarded beyond their athletic scholarships. This paper will attempt to answer the question as to whether college athletes should be paid by explaining some pros and cons of this subject. Athletes form the basic unit of intercollegiate sports. Despite the success of NCAA tournaments, athletes do not receive any money for play. The main reason fronted by the NCAA for lack of payment is that payment would compromise
The time that they dedicate to their sport is equivalent to the time someone has to put into a job, if not more. Since, the majority of college athletes does not receive a full ride and do not go pro, colleges should pay the athlete as if there sport was their job to help them pay off college and other expenses. Posnansksi stated “The players matter because they chose those schools, they play for those schools, they win for those schools, and they
Over the years, there has been controversy on whether or not college athletes should be paid to play. In the article, “The Pros and Cons of Paying Athletes” written by Jane Dabad, he says, “the main reason why paying college athletes still isn't legalized is because of the strong stand of the spirit of amateurism against the idea.” Dabad also talks about how it would not be fair to the schools that make little to no revenue, and therefore how would they be able to afford it? So a good question would
the World Anti-Doping Agency, Richard Pound, said in a debate “remember that athletes don’t take these drugs to level the playing field, they do it to get an advantage (“Top 10 Pros and Cons”).” The point of playing sports is to showcase the skills that you have, not what some drug is miraculously allowing you to do. Coaching, training, and studying are all a part of sports. They are what make athletes have to work hard and strive to do better than the next guy. As a sports fan, I want to see naturally
Collegiate sports do not need Title IX. Women are losing coaching positions to men. 90% of coaches for women's teams were coached by women; that number has dropped to 58.2%. Title IX brought an influx of women into sports, and more men sought the opportunity for a job (Benbow). Title IX gives more opportunities
Steroids in Sports (Rough Draft) By Peyton Neet There is a higher percentage of athletes that use steroids in sports, than the clean water access in Africa. Some athletes say steroids should be aloud, however they should not be used because, they are used to cheat the way you play, they are illegal without a prescription, and they swell your body causing internal and physical damage. One big reason athletes shouldn’t use steroids in sports is that it provides a huge disadvantage to those who want
Company information Eco Friendly Plantation Berhad is an industrial producer of sustainable palm oil in Malaysia. Eco Friendly Plantation Berhad has more than 30,000 hectares of planted oil palm plantations. Eco Friendly Plantation Berhad is completely vertically coordinated, producing its own seed and planting, cultivating and harvesting its own land and processing and refining palm oil. Eco Friendly Plantation Berhad also uses the refining process by-product to make soap, cosmetic and detergent
1.0 Introduction The Maxis Berhad has provided training and development programmed to their voluntary or compulsory staffs to attend it. Training and development which mean programmed offered within organization designed to improve performance, capability, capacity, productivity and fulfillment of employee. Furthermore, this is an educational process. Through training, employees can acquisition of skill, competencies and knowledge become a result of the teaching of practical or international skills