Which way forward for the Olympics?
In 2016, Brazil, with its left-center government, will hopefully lessen corporate influence and increase the public's involvement.
NCAA's Penn State punishment raises questions
If the NCAA believes in making education a priority, then why is it taking away scholarships from up to 80 student athletes over the duration of the penalty?
Big East, other conferences negatively affected by realignment
The landscape of collegiate athletics is changing, and nearly every school that participates in one of the six major conferences is being affected.
Motorcycle madness and fighting for what’s worth saving
My relationship with her is a trying undertaking, a constant struggle. She is a part of my family, and she is a motorcycle. She's taught me a lot about fighting for what's important.
NFL - the untold story
I'm sure that some folks sitting in front of their TVs watching the Super Bowl last week were wondering, "Why does the little working-class town of Green Bay have an NFL franchise?"
I love baseball but I hate capitalism
Baseball can unite entire cities, but it has a dark side based on extreme exploitation.
Blood sport fans racial divisions
This sport perfectly embodies the ruling class ideology, which states that the stronger you are, the more well equipped you are, the better.
Chicago Bears preview: offense needs work
In a couple of weeks the Bears will play their first game of the 2010 NFL season.
“Heat” in Cleveland
The life was sucked out of Cleveland yesterday, July 8, as LeBron James announced he would be joining Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh in Miami.
New Jersey forces families into “pay to play” scheme
Ever since the November elections, the New Jersey middle class has been under attack from their newly-elected governor, Chris Christie.
