Word: haa
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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First, we must clear up the misconception that the College will be giving students something for nothing. Tuition money has always paid for HAA operations, and will continue to do so whether the HAA is in the red, black, or purple. The difference is that now students who use the athletic plant pay an added sum to the University, under the Provost's plan athletic costs become part of tuition. Every student "underwrites" the HAA equally. The Provost is following the strategy of the makers of innumerable chocolate bars, who, when inflation hit the cocoa bean, produced new bigger bars...
...enough that a scalper, a common crook charges eight dollars for end-zone seats, but the HAA charges $4.80, the same price that they charge a man for a seat high on the fifty...
This ganging of the students' pocket-books is disgraceful. Just because the HAA has a good thing in the Yale game, that is no reason why they should take advantage of student loyalty. Let them make up their deficit some other way. Who wants to deal with such a morally corrupt outfit? Let Mr. Lunden beware of arrogance in these days of plenty: next year he may want to sell tickets for the Harvard Ohio University game. Mark Jacob...
...hockey schedule, which has not yet been officially released by the HAA, calls for a four team tournament on December 26th and 27th. Boston College, Boston University, and Northeastern will participate with Harvard in the round-robin...
This is the last chance to see all the home football games free. Ushers must attend every one of the seven contests and be at the Stadium about an hour and a half before game time. The HAA will blacklist any usher who sends a substitute to the game...