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Students are required to sit out a season when switching programs, unless the athletic department at the first school grants a waiver freeing the athlete from his or her prior commitment. Generally the provision is designed to protect teams against intra-conference transfers, but Tennessee still refused to free Bassi to compete...
Beginning with the Bayou Classic on March 26-27, Harvard focused its energy on invitationals and other meets, as opposed to the intra-Ivy League dual competitions that dominated the previous season...
...pressure from member schools had previously brought Murray in line when he spoke out against the television grid plan—some traditional opponents had gone so far as to drop the Quakers from their schedule—on Oct. 28, 1953 the eight schools agreed to strengthen their intra-conference calendars, implementing a round-robin schedule that guaranteed seven league games per season...
Though Athletic Director Robert Scalise sits on the committee researching the potential move and will have a hand in shaping any potential intra-university realignment of properties currently under his control, what other possibilities are there...
...That had taken a major step forward at the weekend with the adoption by the IGC of a draft Basic Law, or interim constitution, which was subsequently approved by U.S. administrator J. Paul Bremer. The document represents an interim political consensus designed to avoid an intra-Iraqi battle for power, and as such reflects a hard-fought compromise on questions such as Kurdish autonomy, the rights of women and the role of Islam. Its democratic federal provisions, underpinned by a bill of rights guaranteeing freedoms familiar in the West, would make it something of a model constitution among Arab nations...