Essays and Research Papers on Sports & Culture

4 pages in length. Professional football is not unlike any other large corporation where seniority garners more benefits - both expressed and implied - with each passing year. Such enticements as perks are part and parcel to the big-money component of football; inasmuch as a player is only as good as his talent, ...

A 3 page paper which examines the success and effectiveness of teams as opposed to groups as seen through the history of the Killer Bees basketball team in Bridgehampton, NY. Bibliography lists 2 sources.

In ten pages this paper presents an overview of how mixed martial arts(MMA) and Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) have evolved over thousands of years and argues the thesis that the violence has significantly decreased from its brutal ‘cage fighting’ origins. Eleven sources are listed in the bibliography.

This 5 page paper examines how Canadian culture is tied to ice hockey. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

The author of this 3 page paper relates how her experiences as a cheerleader have prepared her for other life commitments. No sources are listed.

This 8-page paper discusses potential economic benefits (and disadvantages) that a major event like World Cup soccer brings to its host country. Bibliography lists 12 sources.

This is a 4 page paper that provides an overview of quantitative survey methods. A hypothetical questionnaire is designed around fundamental principles of survey design. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

This 5 page paper looks at the literature determining why and how schools may benefit from promoting physical activity by undertaking tasks that involve the community. The paper starts by looking at why this is important and how it may be achieved, and then looks at some specific examples of community involvement. The bibliography cites ...

This 4-page paper focuses on Google's Eric Schmidt's 2012 commencement speech at Boston University. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

A 3 page paper. How much does cohesion matter to the success of a group? Can cohesion overcome other shortcomings of the group? This issue is discussed and applied to the men's hockey team in the 1980 Olympic Games when the inexperienced American team won gold over the near-professional Russian team.