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When people think of New Orleans, the vibrant energy of the French Quarter often comes to mind. With its lively bars, jazz music, and colorful …
When people think of New Orleans, the vibrant energy of the French Quarter often comes to mind. With its lively bars, jazz music, and colorful …
As the 2024 World Series captivates the world, the economics behind this massive sporting event become a crucial part of the conversation. While fans focus …
The Czech Republic, a country celebrated for its rich history and democratic development since the fall of communism, has faced its fair share of political …
A recent poll sheds light on the perceptions that the public holds about college athletics, revealing widespread concern over the integrity of recruiting practices, drug …
The future of the San Diego Chargers has been a hot topic of discussion for years, particularly during the mid-2000s when the team’s possible relocation …
Curling is a unique sport with a strong following, especially in countries like Canada where it has deep roots and cultural significance. Back in February, …
If you’ve ever wondered about the fine line between voluntary and mandatory training in college sports, the story of the University of Memphis, women’s volleyball …
San Antonio has made an enticing proposition to potential Major League Soccer (MLS) franchise owners, a deal designed to draw top-tier professional soccer to the …
Jude Bellingham, the midfielder for Borussia Dortmund, has become a highly-discussed prospect in European football lately. Despite only signing with Dortmund last summer after his …
As a graduate student in the mid-1990s, I began work on a project on the economics of baseball for a research methods class. In researching …
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