Critics of the N.C.A.A. love to quote a passage from Byers's memoir, "Unsportsmanlike Conduct: Exploiting College Athletes," in which he wrote of having "crafted" the term student-athlete and mandated its use in a 1950's campaign to make sure words like employee and workers compensation would never muddy the amateur waters.
To say that colleges exploit student athletes is to make an exploitation claim.
In the midst of a broader indictment of the U.S. education system, Stiglitz wrote that for-profit colleges "exploit those at the bottom" of society, and that they're "better at exploitation than at delivering a valuable education".
And while it is certainly an unsettling sign of existing sexism in our society that adult men are so eager to sexually exploit adolescent and college-age women, it is also significant to examine the recruitment video's racial implications.
Of course we should crack down on for-profit colleges that exploit students and taxpayers.
That means that college ambitions will not be on an immigrant family's front burner and, even if they are, parents may not understand the options available — like the ability of high-performing students to apply to selective out-of-town colleges or exploit scholarship programs.
Macclesfield College exploits just such local contacts on the foundation courses in aircraft maintenance engineering.
The film ultimately shows us how abused and exploited these young college boys were by this infamous experiment and why it must never happen again. .
It's time for the media to lay off the greedy capitalists who are exploiting 7% of college students and take a long, hard look at the greedy bureaucracies that are exploiting the other 93%.
This is not an accurate description, but there is clearly room for improvement.The first contention, that college athletic programmes exploit student athletes, is not entirely fair or true.
High school administrators are in collusion with college presidents to exploit academically unprepared athletes (many of them African-Americans) for the ostensible purpose of feeding the public's desire for big-time commercialized sports entertainment.
