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To the Parents, Coaches, and Administrators of Youth Football Programs, As we delve into the realm of youth football, we cannot overlook a profound and concerning reality: the potential long-term consequences of repeated head trauma, notably chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). In recent years, mounting evidence has linked CTE to participation in contact sports like football,Continue reading “Safeguarding Youth Football: Addressing Tackling Technique Education to Mitigate CTE Risks”

By Connor Graham The NFL, National Football league, is a league in which people are chosen to play football professionally. Although it may seem like fun and games, football at all levels come with many consequences. It could be broken bones or torn ligaments, but the one one that hurts the most is called CTE.Continue reading “NFL vs. CTE”

By Connor Graham The NFL, National Football league, is a league in which people are chosen to play football professionally. Although it may seem like fun and games, football at all levels come with many consequences. It could be broken bones or torn ligaments, but the one one that hurts the most is called CTE.Continue reading “NFL vs. CTE”

Hamlet by Shakespeare has shown many various disabilities throughout his short story. One of them I feel is almost more recognizable than others being the mental issues that Hamlet has after the loss of his father. In act one scene 2 he shows great anger when his father is talked about by Claudius, and throughoutContinue reading “Depression in Hamlet vs. Depression in Todays World”