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nike pas cher homme As for the latter condition—who else was going to use that footage in commercials? The team wears uniforms and shoes with prominent Nike branding, and has since the days before its current coach took over in 2004. Parker's talent and renown got his high school some extra funding at a time, Simeon's choice to secure funding for its athletic program—"cash-strapped," like many others in the city—through a deal with Nike is a lot better than the alternative. Add that to the list of NCAA crimes—making unchecked corporate influence look like a positively righteous alternative to the sanctimonious hand-waving of the NCAA's many compliance officers.
chaussures nike pas cher Apparel-makers and other companies cut deals with individual schools without the involvement of Chicago Public Schools, allowing sponsors to lavishly underwrite some schools and ignore others. The district lets individual schools sign sponsorship deals and doesn't track the contracts, according to a spokesman. Nike and other companies won't disclose how much they spend or which schools they do business with. Nike's contract contains a confidentiality clause prohibiting Simeon staff from discussing the deal's terms. The story notes, "Official district policy requires schools to report all equipment donations to [Chicago Public Schools] officials."
nike pas cher femme Simeon didn't, and CPS told reporters that they're looking into it. CPS also noted, "Most of the sponsorships are directly between schools and the manufacturers and not something that is tracked centrally either through Sports Administration or through the Partnerships Office." The Illinois High School Association candidly told the magazine, "We don't really get involved in that sense of ‘this is what you should or shouldn't do." They aren't launching an investigation, and don't bet that CPS "looking into it" means curtains for the practice. At most, it will probably mean stricter reporting guidelines from now on. As sleazy and Orwellian as marketing strategy can get.
nike pas cher homme As for the latter condition—who else was going to use that footage in commercials? The team wears uniforms and shoes with prominent Nike branding, and has since the days before its current coach took over in 2004. Parker's talent and renown got his high school some extra funding at a time, Simeon's choice to secure funding for its athletic program—"cash-strapped," like many others in the city—through a deal with Nike is a lot better than the alternative. Add that to the list of NCAA crimes—making unchecked corporate influence look like a positively righteous alternative to the sanctimonious hand-waving of the NCAA's many compliance officers.