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Colleges expect athletes to work but not to air any grievances – here's why that's wrong

  • Written by Erin Hatton, Associate Professor of Sociology, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
Colleges expect athletes to work but not to air any grievances – here's why that's wrongThe world of college athletics promises many opportunities to young players, but at what cost?Thomas Barwick/GettyImages

When Northwestern University created its 2013 football team handbook, the guide included a list of 50 “Twitter tips” for the athletes.

Tip #10 told the players not to use Twitter as “an outlet to complain about...

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