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Student-Athletes: Student-Athletes privileges to come

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Friday, February 9, 2007. Student-Athletes privileges to come. I am writing a short paper for my creative writing course, ENG 105. It is an argumentative paper of our choice. I decided that I will be writing about the privileges a student-athlete receives from the university and why they deserve it. The paper will be posted on here next week. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Perks of a Student-Athlete. Student-Athletes privileges to come.

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Student-Athletes: Perks of a Student-Athlete

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Tuesday, February 13, 2007. Perks of a Student-Athlete. Here is my recent paper on the privileges student-athletes have and why they need and deserve them. Perks of a Student-Athlete. Borish, L. J. (1992). The Sprting Past in American History. Organization of American Historians. Retrieved 6, February, 2007 from. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Perks of a Student-Athlete. Student-Athletes privileges to come.

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Student-Athletes: Set goals for 2007

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Tuesday, January 2, 2007. Set goals for 2007. Let me wish everyone a Happy New Year and hope they find themselves reading this in good health. I think it is important to start off the new year with some goals. Earl Nightingale says, "success is a progressive realization of a worthy gaol." So without a goal, we have no means of judging our success. Since I am a student-athlete, and this blog is about student-athletes, I am going to make goals geared towards both academics and athletics. Set goals for 2007.

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Student-Athletes: Learning from injuries

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Friday, February 23, 2007. If you are a competitive athlete, chances are you have been injured somewhere down the road. Those of you that have not, be grateful. Injuries keep you from doing what you love. No matter how insignificant the injury may be, it will seem like it has sidelined you for too long. But maybe something can be learned from injuries? Lets take an optimistic look at them. It is because of those feelings that I feel you should look at every injury you get as an opportunity to improve.

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Student-Athletes: Who am I?

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Thursday, December 14, 2006. Hello, my name is Jason Pedersen. I am currently a student-athlete at Northern Arizona University (NAU). If you have not heard of it before, it is a Division 1 school in Flagstaff, Arizona (way up at 7,000 ft). I run on the cross country and track and field teams. This blog is not intended to be directly about my experiences at NAU, although it may turn into that, but rather about the experiences a student-athlete goes through. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Student-Athletes: Back to school in 2007

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Wednesday, January 17, 2007. Back to school in 2007. For many student-athletes around the nation, the Spring '07 semester has begun. I know many schools on the quarter system, like UCLA and UCDavis, returned to school a week before the holiday weekend. Many other schools went back to school yesterday. How is the new semester looking for you? For student-athletes with a Fall sport, the Spring semester is a great time to bump up that GPA. Those of you with a Spring sport, good luck this year!

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Student-Athletes: December 2006

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Friday, December 22, 2006. Holidays are not breaks. It is great to be home. I am done with my semester, done with FINALS, and ready to relax a week. At least, that is how most college students feel about Winter break. Of course, if you are a student-athlete, it is a bit different. Winter break is a great time to get in a lot of training without the normal distractions. Coaches know this and capitalize on it. Thursday, December 14, 2006. Hello, my name is Jason Pedersen. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Student-Athletes: January 2007

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Wednesday, January 17, 2007. Back to school in 2007. For many student-athletes around the nation, the Spring '07 semester has begun. I know many schools on the quarter system, like UCLA and UCDavis, returned to school a week before the holiday weekend. Many other schools went back to school yesterday. How is the new semester looking for you? For student-athletes with a Fall sport, the Spring semester is a great time to bump up that GPA. Those of you with a Spring sport, good luck this year!

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Student-Athletes: February 2007

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Friday, February 23, 2007. If you are a competitive athlete, chances are you have been injured somewhere down the road. Those of you that have not, be grateful. Injuries keep you from doing what you love. No matter how insignificant the injury may be, it will seem like it has sidelined you for too long. But maybe something can be learned from injuries? Lets take an optimistic look at them. It is because of those feelings that I feel you should look at every injury you get as an opportunity to improve.