... all fields should receive scholarships to develop their talents, but not salary. Thus, college athletic programs should remain the same. First of all, talented student athletes receive a scholarship, which covers tuition, books, food and monthly spending, as well as school privileges like free tutors, computer lab, priority to register for classes, free dentist and optometrist services. Moreover, student athletes gets ... , because they "travel first-class, they eat as much as they want and they get a free education and privileges" (AP). Therefore, they do not need extra money for their ...

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... 's not very healthy and cost too much for a lot of student athletes on scholarship. For the 1996-1997 academic year, athletes on full scholarship at University of Arizona received free tuition, payment on other fees, and $6,649, almost $4,000 less than that of a regular student loan. Student athletes are left with $2,497 for rent and $3,752 for food, which is not ... street and sees someone wearing his jersey, the athlete will feel ripped off because no one asked to make and sell his jersey. He can't even afford to buy his own jersey at the store. The argument for paying the athletes dir...

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