Word: haas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...most severe denunciation. The humorless, self-aggrandizing athletes of the Undergraduate Athletic Council can only be condemned for their refusal to accept their Radcliffe compatriots. The University Administration, a stiff-necked, Puritan lot, cannot be chastized enough for the paternal prohibitions it placed upon the Harvard Band. The HAA, in ordering local constables to arrest any girl appearing on the field, has forgotten that Harvard is not merely a moneymaking institution...
Since veteran coach Bert Haines retired in 1952, the HAA has been able to attract competent graduate coaches for the lightweights when necessary. Volunteer Dick Lincoln '53 was quick to point out that under graduate coaching Harvard developed the champion lightweight crew that went to Henley last year...
...Crimson's editorial of October fourteenth is valuable for the light which it throws on the difficult situation of the 150-1b. crews. But it leaves the reader with a mistaken impression. The present confusion is not due to the HAA's "not seeing its way clear to end a clearly makeshift situation...
...HAA had secured a man to replace me as early as last May. It was his sudden decision not to coach, made just before Registration, which caused the current difficulty, and not any indifference on the part of the Department of Athletics...
...part of the overall movement towards economy in the sports budget, the HAA will sponsor a minimum seven man cross-country team for the meet with Cornell tomorrow, it was learned last night. In past years, the College has fielded twelve runners in dual meets, both at home and away...