… they must find something that they love. They need to look at their hobbies and see what they can enjoy doing for the rest of their life… They need to see what they are good at and what they can excel in. The thing I enjoy most is golf. I love everything…

… years of my life. When I was going through these transitions I realized my love for sports which were track and field and Cheerleading. Even though I wasn’t ready for Cheerleading, track and field was my life and that was all I knew from middle school.…

… pertaining to effective supervision, to this point in life. Most young adults have had encounters at part-time jobs, summer jobs, school, or through organized sports. As an athlete and enjoyment of working with others to improve skills and…

… free ride, it requires motivation, dedication and success. Professionals train or study countless hours to achieve their goals while there are those who try to become a professional end up failing or giving up. So, to actually aquire the role as a profes…

… you put on a blue sweater? Come on you guys hit! Can’t you do anything right? Put the puck in the net!” I think to myself, I know these people and they are not like this at all. Why would they say such things, after all it’s just a game, meant to…

… stories involving Andrew "Ender" Wiggin, by Orson Scott Card. At the young impressionable age of six, Ender is taken from the only world he has ever known, to Battle School. Later on at Command School, on the planet Eros, the teachers prepare him for…

… with many perks that go far beyond the sport itself. Players in the fields of basketball, baseball, hockey, and many more, have been known to make a lot of money. Some probably make more in one year than many of us will ever make in our entire lives.…

… in parks, playgrounds, and prison yards, in back alleys and farmers fields, by small children and old men, raw amateurs and millionaire professionals. It is a leisurely game that demands blinding speed. It is the only game in which the defence…

… no hitters including a perfect game. A modern legend acclaimed even by opposing teams’ fans. A Jewish icon who refused to pitch on High Holy Days. An elusive, enigmatic hero who left the spotlight at the height of his powers. “A certain magic still…

… has stayed the same and what has changed? Baseball has been the prominent sport in American culture since the early 1800’s. The Evolution of baseball as a sport occurred through three main stages. These three stages are the bat and ball game, club…