Author Archive for Anthony Clericuzio
Life Lessons from the WWE
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Real life would certainly be more exciting if it contained all the pomp, flair and muscled men in spandex that pro wrestling did. It doesn’t. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t learn from that world.
TNGG’s Super Bowl Breakdown
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An easy-to-follow analysis of Super Bowl XLV between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers including a comparison of important football categories, like QBs and facial hair.
School of Hard Knocks
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The strictness of the NFL’s new helmet-to-helmet hit policy has raised significant criticism, these new rules are a step in the right direction.
A New Kind of Role Model
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Professional athletes like Lebron, Tiger, and Brett Favre have always been cast in the role of all-American hero. After washing them crash and burn in the public spotlight, it seems it might be time to re-write the definition of “role model.”
Ultimate: An up-and-coming sport
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I play Ultimate. No, it’s not called Ultimate Frisbee. Think you have what it takes? Here’s why you should play.
So You Want to be a Teacher?
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Most of my grad school teaching classes scare the living hell out of me. But what scares me the most is not knowing if I truly have the passion and love for my job to make up for all of the hardships and challenges.
NBA superstars make themselves superteams
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Lebron James’ much-touted “decision” to “take his talents to South Beach” may have very well changed the future of the NBA. As a result, other NBA stars have started feeling the urge to team up with friends and create their own super team, and as a fan of the NBA, I think this trend could be disastrous.
A soccer explosion in America?
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Many people will argue that this year’s World Cup is the springboard soccer needs to gain a foothold in America – and there are four reasons to support that claim.
Full time student, Part time worker
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It is still dark out and just about every other senior on campus is peacefully sleeping after another successful night celebrating the second semester.
