Word: haas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...HAA offers extra tickets to managers and others of the football community, relying upon the honor system that the tickets will be honestly used. But no honor system will work when honor in some of the individuals using it is non-existent. And these students, who have no other thought than their own personal enrichment, deserve to have theier status as members of the University severely questioned," Bringhurst concluded...
...scalping has always existed at the University, by students who try to imitate their brethren at Boston ticket agencies and make a quick buck at the expense of their fellow students. The HAA offers extra tickets to managers and others of the football community, relying upon the honor system that the tickets will be honestly used. But, no honor system will work when honor in some of the individuals using it is non-existent. And those students, who have no other thought than their own personal enrichment, deserve to have their status as members of the University severely questioned. Noale...
...anniversary ceremonies will include the appearance of the 29 living Crimson and Dartmouth players who were on the 1903 teams. A brief half-time ceremony is scheduled for the Saturday game. Those who attend will be honored at a pre-game luncheon, as guests of the HAA...
...Athletic Association has received many complaints about current distribution of the free tickets, with undergraduates bemoaning the long lines. It is believed that one of the plans now being considered would feature a pick-up and delivery system with envelopes left at the HAA offices...
Carroll F. Getchell, HAA Business Manager, said yesterday, "The crucial problem is one of finance. In England the meets draw very well, but they are not nearly so popular over here. In the past, the American schools have had to bear the burden of expense, no matter where the meets are held. As an economy measure, we plan only one meet this year. Oxford and Cambridge will run in a meet with Harvard and Yale, and Princeton and Cornell. But, unless we can solve the problem of finance, the meet may have to be called...