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Michael Jordan
No full textPhotograph of a very young Michael Jordan.
Michael Jordan (1963-) was born in Brooklyn, New York but moved with his family to Wilmington, NC as a toddler. He played three sports in high school but was considered too small (5'11") as a sophomore to start on the basketball team. After growing four inches that summer, Jordan was # 23 at E. A. Laney High School in Wilmington. He was a McDonald's All-American in high school, and the ACC Freshman of the Year at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, where he also helped the Tarheels win the National Championship in 1982. He went on to play for the Chicago Bulls in 1984, were he became a league star known for his prolific scoring. He helped popularize the NBA around the world in the 1980s and 1990s
Baseball and Michael Jordan
Get PDFMichael was in town this week, not to lead the Bulls in a playoff game against the Magic, but in pursuit of his new career. Batting second and playing right field for the Birmingham Barons number 45, Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan dan Neo-kapitalisme global
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Video 6.18: Dunks by Michael Jordan
No full textClip from video Michael Jordan - The Beauty Of Hangtime by Youtube user JediChris8. Available: https://youtu.be/USYEj9dc8Kohttps://digitalcommons.uri.edu/physicsofsports/1041/thumbnail.jp
Michael Jordan and Baseball
Get PDFIt was the opening of the American League Championship Series; the first time the Chicago White Sox had been in the playoffs for ten years. Michael Jordan threw out the ceremonial first pitch. It should have been a great night for the White Sox, Chicago\u27s neglected team. Instead, in the seventh inning word spread across America and across the stadium that the man who threw out the first pitch was about to retire from the Chicago Bulls and the NBA
Michael Jordan during production of SPACE JAM, 1996
No full textMichael Jordan during production of SPACE JAM, 1996. 35mm color slide
Michael Jordan and David Beckham as a brand : a study of brand personalities
Get PDFMichael Jordan und David Beckham sind die größten Testimonials, die der Sport hervorgebracht hat. Aber wer war erfolgreicher? Und wie wird dieser Erfolg gemessen? In dieser Arbeit wird unter anderem aufgezeigt, wie eine Marke zu definieren ist, was die Markenpersönlichkeit und ein Testimonial sind. Diese Faktoren werden auf die Protagonisten Michael Jordan und David Beckham übertragen
Leadership Lessons via Michael Jordan
No full textCOVID-19 was a time that our stores closed to our customers, many for the first time in decades and even generations for the scores of NSRA members who are family firms. During the COVID-19 “work at home period,” when many owners and employees were hunkered down where they live, one of the interesting distractions was being able to watch “The Last Dance,” ESPN’s 10-part docuseries sanctioned by Michael Jordan about his and the Chicago Bulls’ dynasty of the 1990s. The series holds many leadership lessons to consider relevant to family firms and to organizations considering how to stay resilient in the global pandemic’s very “unprecedented” turbulent times
Michael Jordan, the hero that American culture needs
Get PDFEsta ponencia es una reflexión que busca problematizar la construcción del ídolo deportivo en la “era neoliberal” del deporte a partir de un análisis de la serie “The Last Dance” que aborda la trayectoria de Michael Jordan. La elaboración de esta presentación se produce en el marco de mi rol docente en la cátedra Culturas Populares y Deporte de la Tecnicatura Superior Universitaria en Periodismo Deportivo de la Facultad de Periodismo y Comunicación Social (FPyCS) de la Universidad Nacional de La Plata (UNLP).
En este sentido, el análisis del artículo profundiza en el vínculo entre Michael Jordan y la era neoliberal en el deporte a través de la construcción de su marca. Esta relación se inscribe en un contexto donde ciertos acontecimientos históricos definieron la historia del deporte dentro de una trama social que configura subjetividades y relaciones de poder. Debido a la aparición de nuevas tecnologías de la comunicación este proceso fue de escala global y significó una novedad en la forma de concebir al deporte.This presentation is a reflection that seeks to problematize the construction of the sports idol in the "neoliberal era" of sport based on an analysis of the series "The Last Dance" that addresses the trajectory of Michael Jordan. The preparation of this presentation takes place within the framework of my teaching role in the Popular Cultures and Sports chair of the Higher University Technique in Sports Journalism of the Faculty of Journalism and Social Communication (FPyCS) of the National University of La Plata (UNLP).
In this sense, the analysis of the article delves into the link between Michael Jordan and the neoliberal era in sports through the construction of his brand. This relationship is inscribed in a context where certain historical events defined the history of sport within a social fabric that configures subjectivities and power relations. Due to the appearance of new communication technologies, this process was on a global scale and meant a novelty in the way of conceiving sport.Facultad de Periodismo y Comunicación Socia
Len Bias Attempting a Jump Shot over Michael Jordan, ca. 1983-1984
No full textMaryland's Len Bias, #34, jumps for a shot over North Carolina opponent Michael Jordan, #23, ca. 1983-1984
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