Stephen Keeney
Born, raised, and living in Cincinnati, OH, I graduated in 2010 from Miami University cum laude with distinction with a BA in History, a BA in International Studies, and a minor in Latin American Studies. I am currently studying law at the Salmon P. Chase College of Law in Northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati. I am due to be published this fall in the Chase Sports and Entertainment Law Journal. I spent a semester living in Noertzange, Luxembourg while I attended classes in the Chateau de Differdange at the Miami University Dolibois European Center.
Three of my greatest passions are sports, history, and culture. My favorite sports teams are the Cincinnati Reds, the Cincinnati Bengals, the Miami Redhawks, the UC Bearcats, any USA team, Real Madrid, and the Columbus Crew. This is my first attempt at consistently writing anything more than a simple sports blog, and my only goal is to share my knowledge and passion with my readers in a way that gets them excited about the topic.
Latest Articles
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One Baggers: Why the NL Central has the Best First Basemen in MLB
While not always the strongest division in the game, the NL Central certainly has the best lineup of first basemen from top to bottom.
Nov 3, 2011
- Stephen Keeney
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From Oregon to Madrid: New Uni Madness Hits UEFA Champions League
These days there is nothing like a sweet (or miserably ugly) new uniform to grab your team some headlines and to generate energy among the younger fan base.
Sep 14, 2011
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Choosing a Sports League: Factors to Keep In Mind
Choosing the right sports league for your team of friends can help you make the most out of your rec sports experience.
Sep 7, 2011
- Stephen Keeney
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The Best Way to Get in Shape: Join a Sports League Team
The best way to get or stay in shape is by joining some sort of competitive team. Anyone who played a high school sport knows that competition breeds fit.
Sep 7, 2011
- Stephen Keeney
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How Will History Name the Wars of the Arab Spring?
When members of the same country fight each other, the conflict is usually called a rebellion, a revolution, or a civil war, depending on who wins and how.
Aug 31, 2011
- Stephen Keeney
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The Greatest Little Show on Dirt: The Little League World Series
The 2011 Little League World Series is a shining example of the hopefulness of youth, international cooperation, and baseball.
Aug 24, 2011
- Stephen Keeney
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Budget Fitness: The Only Two Pieces of Equipment You'll Ever Need
If you get a little creative, there are virtually no limits to the physical fitness you can achieve with nothing more than a jump rope and a medicine ball.
Aug 13, 2011
- Stephen Keeney
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Stupidity 1-Taxpayers 0: Political Nonsense Hurts US Credit Rate
The endless stupidity inherent in the current American political system has finally delivered a big blow to the future of the United States.
Aug 6, 2011
- Stephen Keeney
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Best Video Ever?: Thai Goalkeeper Kicks Opposing Player in Chest
This video, one of the all-time funniest sports video clips, is not only entertaining but it shows what people love and hate about soccer and the players.
Aug 6, 2011
- Stephen Keeney
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The Communist Irony: The Means and Ends of New Laws in Cuba
President Raul Castro has proposed new economic policies which go against traditional Communism, but how they are being implemented exemplifies Communism.
Aug 2, 2011
- Stephen Keeney
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