Part one of term paper
It did not take me too long to pick up the tone was using throughout his article. 's tone was one of great annoyance and frustration. wanted the entire nation to know what was going on in college athletics. Most importantly he wanted his message to reach those who could make a difference, like important political officials and wealthy, â ...

Part two of term paper
... to are unfamiliar to me and therefore have less of an impact on me as I read. I can only imagine the impact an article of this magnitude would have using the names of today’s college athletes. ’s real life examples are his most convincing source by far. The readers of the time could put a face to the name. People knew of William Matthews and James Hogan and put their faces to their names when they read 's article. It would have the same effect on our time if an article suddenly emerged re ...