help

today i attended a class on the bible which opened my eyes to the possibility of changing my research topic. I intend to go into depth on the bible and its misinterpretations by many religious denominations . Such a topic can be narrowed down to ..is there a hell? or eternal damnation? why or why not? for a subject like this however i will have to do very intense research. What do u think about my potentially new research subject??

DUMB QUESTIONS

DQ: When u play basketball does global warming will affect your ability to dribble up and down the baseball field?

WCQ: who has the best resume currently in the PGA, Vijay Singh or Bernhard Langer?

FWQ: are you sick at playing madden 09?

TCOTWQ: What are your thaughts on using Nuclear Power?

JQ: When on the mound, do you keep your weight back when coming up to your lift to maintain the center of gravity so that you elbow speed may be consistent with your weight transfer?

TKSQ: T.O, how many teams have you played with through out your career, what was your salary, and why did you leave ?

DQ: What type of  career would you like your son to pursue?

LQ: Should pete rose be in the hall of fame?

HQ; Do you think your fans are happy with the news of you and steroids?

FOQ: Do you take batting lessons?

           IF so, has it helped?

           if so, how much has it helped?

J20

J20 is a 20 year old La Salle high school graduate. She has lived in Miami Florida her entire life. Growing up as a homeschooled girl from kindergarten to 8th grade was not easy for her. The thought of it at first was lovely she says, “I didn’t have to wake up as early as everyone else did, I just woke up and I was at school”. But it wasn’t so fun after realizing everything she was missing out on by staying at home all day. Playing sports such as soccer, basketball and Track in her Brickell neighborhood “helped her learn how to make friends and open up socially”. With 3 younger brothers, J20 felt that she had it the hardest. Her parents were very strict on her. She says her brothers have it a lot easier. However, she feels she has a close relationship her brothers. Her 17 year brother is autistic but fun. Since her 15 year old brother has the same rules as J20, although she is almost four years older, she invites him to go out with her on some weekends. She also has a 13 year old brother, but he is still too young to go out with her. J20 has worked as a motivator to her 15 year old brother who runs track as well. She is his coach and trains him hard. She enjoys activities such as watching horse races, and also riding horses. When asked how she went from soccer, basketball and track, to Horse racing, she simply said “my dad got me into it”. Another hobby of j20 is going out with her friends. However, after many fights with her best friend from kindergarten, she decided to call it quits. But that was not the end of friendships. After being hired at Publix, she met some people who became friends with her, including her 27 year old manager. After attending a Publix employee party, she became close friends and eventually started dating her manager. They have been going out happily for almost 4 months.

update

http://www.newhaven.edu/news-events/27084.pdf

http://media.www.southwesterncollegesun.com/media/storage/paper777/news/2008/10/24/Viewpoints/Swc-Athletes.Classroom.Champs.Defy.dumb.Jock.Stereotype-3506146.shtml

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FCR/is_/ai_n27245672



http://www.hoopsaddict.com/2006/09/06/dual-role-a-success-plan-for-student-athletes/

http://media.www.utepprospector.com/media/storage/paper1238/news/2007/10/02/Sports/Athletes.Succeed.In.Classroom-3012616.shtml

https://www.lexisnexis.com/us/lnacademic/results/docview/docview.do?docLinkInd=true&risb=21_T5628650986&format=GNBFI&sort=RELEVANCE&startDocNo=1&resultsUrlKey=29_T5628650989&cisb=22_T5628650988&treeMax=true&treeWidth=0&csi=8213&docNo=7

http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/colleges/fiu/story/814469.html

Topic.

Student Athletes have been targeted with sterotipical comments for decades. The classic “Dumb Jock Syndrom” has surrounded athletes from middle school to high school. Many reasons support and negate this claim. Student athletes  are more interested in their sport then in school. However, this does not mean that they completely ignore their academics. I will try to prove that the student athlete is more successful in and out of the classroom. I believe that the diciplin given to athletes ,by coaches, and parents or anyone who supports them, makes athletes more capable of staying in tune with their academics and sport. Athletes realize that playing sports carries risks, some greater than others.  A student athlete knows that if any longterm injury happens to them, what they did in school is what is going to be able to move them towards success. Although some athletes chose to skip school and go straight to the Big’s, most often choose to graduate college with a backup plan. For example, a sports administration degree, or buisness degree. I will prove that athletes contradict that common stereotype. I believe that the stere otype of athletes is based on the Idea that athletes make a lot more money for “doing something that doesn’t require much intellectual involvment”. Jealousy is the reason behind this common idea.