personal lives of athletes
Many people, children and adults look up to athletes as role models. They are viewed upon as supernatural beings with many talents and skills. The way athletes portray themselves is very important especially to younger children who emulate them. Children like to imitate what they see, which is why it is so important for athletes to try and set a good example. In the articles that are presented in this scrapbook, specifically articles about the personal lives of many athletes, these athletes have succeeded in presenting themselves as either a good role model or a rather appalling role model. Three articles portray some athletes as crime-committing people. Some manage to escape the punishments due to the power of money, while other are unable to. These stories leave a great impact on the minds and hearts of all the sports fans. It would not be a surprise if som
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, Al Martin, Ed Belfour, Desmond Mason, Ronald Jeans, role model, personal life, story inspire, story story, relate story,
Approximate Word count = 589
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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