Mathematics, 16.04.2020 05:18 dargy

1. I want you to submit 2 ethical dilemma (in sport) questions for others to respond to (at a later date). This will be similar
to what you did earlier in the semester. Pose the scenario, give us enough information to make an informed decision, and
provide us with at least 3 possible solutions. (50 pts)
2. Read https://www. ethiossage. com/2012/04/college-sports-scandals -who-is-to-blame. html and pay close attention
to the question posed in the last paragraph. It asks what should colleges do
You are to answer this question providing enough detail to make a solid arguement. This should be a minimum of 3
pargraphs. The first paragraph outlines the problem. The second and third paragraphs should offer solutions. (100 pts)

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