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…on the psychological burnout in high-level athletes, David Feigley notes the lowered quality of our national team programs due to high rates of dropout much before athletes reach their prime. He focused on elite adolescent athletes because their attrition rate is so high…

…shame for Canada to join in with the US at such a low standard of a public school system where the dropout rate is steadily increasing, and in-class frustration is leading to increased criminal activity. In Canada we enjoy a somewhat stable educational…

…pound male. How immune a persons body is to the effect of alcohol is also a factor. Especially in college, more men drink then women and drink more often. In all about sixty one percent of males drink and only thirty eight percent of women drink(Maddox 312…

…than parents to define an act as maltreatment; and (2) an increase in parenting experience is related to a reduced likelihood of rating acts as abuse or neglect. There were 323 participants used for the study (110 males and 213 females.) Participants…

…In 1992, America was under economic distress and uncertainty as a country. America had experienced high unemployment, big deficits, high interest rates, low productivity gains and falling real wages for average Americans. After twelve years of national…

…of the programs and the average salary after receiving the MBA; it's the average compensation for those who graduate, or the break-even point. For example, I was a reporter for a Chinese newspaper before, then I am studying in HELP University College for MBA program, I…

…effects of binge drinking until you've thrown-up all over yourself. But why, why is it that today's generation feels that this is fun? Risking your life to fit in isn't fun. Fun is going to an amusement park or even a baseball game. Unfortunately, college…

…of this size are only seen in recessions. Plus, the unemployment rate continued its upward climb, reaching 5.7 percent. That is up more than a full percentage point since July, and the rate is sure to peak at well over 6 percent in 2002. Many of the job loss…

…. Twenty-five years ago, Congress developed Title IX because of the gross inequities in college sports. Title IX is a good law. Sports should not be biased by sex or race or for any other reason. One problem with title IX though, while creating opportunities…

…student's future very well. A considerable amount of research shows that more than 600 studies published by the College Board in 1984, has found that SAT scores could explain only 12 to 16 percent of the freshman grades. The graduation rates predicted by SAT I…