Who Participates in College Activities and Its Effects
The essay argues that college athletics select leaders who drive multiple activities. Harvard examples show athletes often become captains and leaders, while many students can excel in at least one sport or club. It suggests involvement boosts class standing and broadens opportunities beyond a single “phenom.”
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