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zlopas [31]
1 year ago
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All around us in Florence, new buildings are being erected that pay homage to antiquity. It seems a new birth is occurring. The

author was observing what time period
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exis [7]1 year ago
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Renaissance is the author was detecting what time period. As All about us in Florence, new buildings are being raised that pay homage to antiquity. It seems a new birth is occurring.

<h3>How did Luther's ideas in this writing contribute to the start of the reformation?</h3>

The Protestant Reformation was sparked by his "95 Theses," which proclaimed two key beliefs: that the Bible is the ultimate religious truth and that mankind can only be redeemed by believe, not by works.

Paintings and sculptures improved during the Renaissance, when creators learnt how to sketch in perspective.

Thus, it is Renaissance.

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2. Colleges shouldn’t be a free minor league for pro sports.

3. Being a college athlete is a 40-plus hour a week commitment

4. NCAA corporate offices shouldn’t look like something from a Trump resort.

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Football players will be paid the most obviously because of popularity. The question then would be, how

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2. Others don't get paid as well

This goes back to No. 6, regarding the college process.

Plenty of college students nationwide are not paid for their contribution everyday. The biggest example being

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3. Which athletes get paid?

This is easily the biggest dilemma of all and would bring many college protests.

If the football team gets paid, why not the tennis team or the volleyball team? They're athletes too, right? What

about the golf players? They're all there on athletic scholarship. How about the chess team, as well? And

who could forget about the rowing team? And female athletes?

It would never end because you've opened Pandora's box. Once you pay one athletic program, you would

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4. They already get paid

Major colleges provide the best services to their "student athletes."

5. Sends a bad message

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6. Recruiting won't exist

If college football (legally) paid their athletes it wouldn't last.

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