This essay is from the January 2017 PF topic. Introduction The January Public Forum resolution asks the question of whether or not Spain should grant
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Introductory Essay The Spending Con Argument Bibliography The most common Pro argument on this resolution will be that student athletes are exploited by colleges and
Introductory Essay , Answering the Pro’s exploitation argument, Bibliography One fundamental problem with treating student athletes as employees under the FLSA is that costs would raise
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We added two sets of blocks that have Answers To briefs to respond to the core arguments teams are making.
