Performance-Enhancing Drugs - - Artificial Entertainment
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Performance-Enhancing Drugs - - Artificial Entertainment?
At a press conference in April, representatives from various professional sports joined together to discuss the effects of performance-enhancing drugs on their particular sport. Unanimously, the representatives decided that these drugs take away from the purity and natural skill of the sport, and should therefore be declared illegal in all professional and division-one college sports. This rule may go into effect as early as April of the year 2000. It …
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…sport more exciting. If the drugs remove from the purity of the sport, then the purity was lost in the 1920's when vitamins became common to all athletes. Professional sports have created heroes for children all over the world. There is an excitement that has not been seen for years. When something is not broken, why fix it? If you take coffee away from a businessman, he is going to have a long, tiring day.
…sport more exciting. If the drugs remove from the purity of the sport, then the purity was lost in the 1920's when vitamins became common to all athletes. Professional sports have created heroes for children all over the world. There is an excitement that has not been seen for years. When something is not broken, why fix it? If you take coffee away from a businessman, he is going to have a long, tiring day.
