Word: athleticism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The roommate, who asked not to be identified, also emphasized Puopolo's ability to combine scholarship with athletic skill, adding "sports were a major part of his life, but not the only part of his life."
Anticipating completion of the Soldiers Field athletic complex, Harvard sells the Indoor Athletic Building to the Fly Club for $1. In response to student discontent over the sale, Dean Epps adopts a policy allowing non-Fly Club members to use the IAB after depositing $500,000 in escrow.
...that the cagers still have to play in the Indoor Athletic Building?
Hooker was denied tenure in April 1974 due to a lack of "traditional academic scholarship"--such as publishing a book--and not enough "creativity" in program development, she said yesterday. Strained relationships in the athletic department were also cited as a reason by the tenure committee, she said.
Whatever standards were used, they were not "applied across the board" for male personnel, Hooker said. She said that academic scholarship was not considered when another committee appointed a male athletic director, who received tenure, in the summer of 1974.