Steffi Graf Essays

  • The Struggle Continues

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    It is hard to believe women still have to struggle in today’s day and age. Women today in a world prominently dominated by males in the sports world face a double standard in the pro sports world. Women have been fighting for centuries in order to achieve the same success and respect that men do in this world. Women in sports are often seen as a different; their consider being in-women like. They have to work twice as hard in order for them to achieve what there seeking, which is mainly equality

  • Stephanie Maria Graph

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    tennis players of all time. Graf won 22 grand slams single titles, more than any other player has won since the era opened. In 1988, Graf became the only player, to win the "Golden Slam"- getting all four grand slam single titles and Olympic gold medal in the same year. She was the women’s tennis association’s No. 1 player for a record 377 weeks – the longest of any player, she is the only player who have won all four grand slams single tournaments. A nice feature of grafs game was that she played

  • The Savior Traitors: The White Rose Gang

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    The Savior Traitors Let’s think of this situation, suppose that a person live in a country that just got into war, but they found out that the war started because their country is trying to kill off a race of people. What would they do, would they stand there and do nothing? Would he or she try to fight your government in politics or physically? Or take down the government from the inside by influencing the people to see what was really going on? That last one my friend is what happened in Germany

  • The Hindenburg

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    Is it? Could it be? No it must be some giant fluffy cloud in my sights, but as I approached it... it was! The Hindenburg. One of the finest Led Zeppilins ever made. In all my years of schooling I would have never thought I would be able service the beast! The intership seemed to good to be true but had to take it. I had only been on it once a few years before with my parents but never would I think I woild be a part of the crew. These were my first impressions of the impressive Hindenburg ship.

  • The Main Opposition to the Nazi Regime

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    be a relatively large paragraph consisting of all the information about the peoples resistance to the Nazi’s. The different types of resistance, for example passive resistance ( Joachim Gottschalk ), or active resistance ( Colonel Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg ). This section would include quotes and examples of many different Nazi resisters, and details of their punishment for use later in the essay when talking about why the Nazi’s didn’t face more oppo...

  • Valkyrie – A Film Review

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    “A fanatically hysteric romantic with a brutal will,” this is how Karl Alexander von Muller, described the personality of Adolf Hitler. Throughout Hitler’s reign, people close to him had the same outlook towards him, like von Muller, and many officers and generals plotted to kill the dictator. The plot that came closest to succeeding was “Project Valkyrie,” which was the subject of the 2010 film “Valkyrie”. The film incorporated many aspects that are historically accurate, despite a number of minor

  • Malcolm Gladwell: The Art Of Failure By Malcolm Gladwell

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    Choking vs Panicking New Yorker author Malcolm Gladwell claims that there were two types of failure: choking and panicking. He explains all of this in his article, “The Art of Failure,” focusing on real-life examples and their experiences of choking and panicking. Gladwell uses many examples of the two and argues how similar yet different they were. The article goes over Gladwell’s examples of conventional and paradoxical failure and the similarities. Gladwell also compares panicking to conventional

  • Two Types Of Successure In The Art Of Failure By Malcolm Gladwell

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    In the example of Kennedy’s plane crash, he had two weeks of experience, and as he flew the plane that would meet his doom, he froze, unable to do anything. In the instance of Novotna, she choked when she realized that she was playing against Steffi Graf, “the greatest player of her generation.” Even though Novotna was one point from winning the match, she lost because of what was expected of her to do: beat

  • Juan Martin Del Pottro Informative Speech

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    Over the past few years, no one in tennis has been as dominant as Novak Djokovic. With his title at the French Open earlier this year, Djokovic completed his career Grand Slam collection. Beyond even the Grand Slam is the Golden Slam, which includes winning the four grand slam events (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and U.S. Open), as well as an Olympic gold medal in the same season. Djokovic entered the Olympics as the No. 1 seed and a heavy favorite to accomplish a career Golden Slam. However

  • The Consequences of Arrogance in Antigone by Sophocles

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    Steffi Graf stated, “You can have a certain arrogance, and I think that's fine, but what you should never lose is the respect for the others.” This quote helps me prove that there's no point in someone having a high status, if they don’t treat their people right. They'll just get disrespect in return and become a low status in their people’s hearts. In Sophocles tragic play Antigone, King Creon’s self importance and high level of arrogance caused many consequences in the drama such as death itself

  • Serena Williams Research Paper

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    "I am lucky that whatever fear I have inside me, my desire to win is always stronger." These are the words of one woman who would become one of the greatest tennis player and sports star of all time, Serena Williams. Born Serena Jameka Williams on September 26, 1981 to Richard and Oracene this American phenomenon has been wielding a racket and whacking tennis balls to victory since she was three years old. She is the youngest of five daughters and together with her sister Venus, she has scorched

  • Research Paper on the Year 1969

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    Today, people restore these cars to drive a piece of automotive history. The population of the US in 1969 was 202,677,000. Many people from Hollywood and sports were born this year. Some people born this year are Bobby Brown, Renee Zellweger, Steffi Graf, Ice Cube, and Brett Favre. Some people who died this year were Dwight D Eisenhower, Rocky Marciano, and Brian Jones. Conclusion The events in 1969 brought the beginning of many things to our country. Sports made multiple historical moments

  • Body Worlds Exhibition Essay

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    The Body Worlds Exhibition by Gunther von Hagens "A quite extraordinary experience, slightly unnerving, but I do feel an enormous respect now for our bodies and the way they function. Thank you!" "I am now able to understand my body in a much better way! Congratulations on such a sensational exhibition and a very enlightening tour. I hope that this exhibition will gain more

  • Evolution Of Tennis Racquet

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    the distinct feel it gave off. (“Tennis Nuts” 2017) Another graphite racquet called the Dunlop Max 200G debuted in 1980. (“Tennis Nuts” 2017) This racquet was used by legend John McEnroe and one of the greatest female tennis players of all time, Steffi Graf. The Dunlop Max 200G was lighter in weight compared to most graphite tennis