The usual suspects are in the tournament this year: Kentucky, Duke, Arizona, Wisconsin, Kansas, Louisville and North Carolina. This year has Villanova, Maryland, Virginia, Butler, Notre Dame, Iowa, Gonzaga, Georgetown and Baylor are top seeds as well. The real question people aren’t asking is who is going to win out of all of the teams, […]
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With the Journalism department changing their name and adding a marketing section this fall a question was raised on how to fix and improve it with a new person taking over as the chairperson. I’m no longer a student in the department and I’m graduating this year but I still have lots to suggest. First,
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The world of sports communication is huge and very complicated with many facets and many locations and even levels within the industry to navigate. It originated as just print for newspapers and magazines with radio following later. It then went to TV with local broadcasts covering sports or specific teams with sideline reporters as well.
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Signifier: Sprite and Lebron James Signified: It shows you the connection we all have with our home town. Sprite a product of Coca-Cola has of course its own identity outside of its parent company, with its own branding and campaigns. These campaigns center around the premiere NBA player Lebron James with the hashtag #ChangeTheGame, Lebron
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In a world where lives are dull and we need excitement or an escape from reality we turn to many things out there. It could be watching television or movies or playing video games, where we watch the fake lives of other people to ease our own problems with our lives. The place where most
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The world of sports has gotten more complex than Xs and Os and just the plain-old eye test. Scouts aren’t the only shear way to evaluate talent there is analytics in sports first in the MLB now it’s apart of all four major sports. NBA Hall of Famer, Charles Barkley, has sparked the debate if
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In a revealing reflection by David Dobbs he examines how the mirror neurons affect our brain in the way we make decisions, how we process things in our mind, on how we react to things or remember to do certain things. His first example was about his kid, when he stuck out his tongue at
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