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...halftime interview during the telecast of the Harvard-Cornell game, a Mr. Reardon of the Athletics Department asserted that the Ivy League is distinguished by the fact that it treats its athletes no differently than it treats its other students. The reinstatement of Greg Williams to the football team would seem to suggest otherwise. Mark Brazaitis's piece on the Greg Williams case argued that the prohibition of Williams's involvement in the football program was a punishment that in no way fit the crime. The football program is, by some perverse reason, one of the most thoroughly publicized facets...
...spoke to Jack Reardon on Friday and got his approval for the use of Bright Center. Then I double checked with Dean [of the College L. Fred] Jewett on Saturday, and spoke with Dean [of Students Archie C.] Epps for about 20 minutes today and he seemed to think there was no problem," Eisert said...
Chairman of the Athletic Department John P. Reardon '60, who approved the use of Bright Hockey Center, also said he hopes Costello appears at Harvard. Reardon said earlier this week that he is "verysupportive" of the idea of a concert and "canforsee no problems" with using Bright as theconcert stage...
There are no easy solutions in sight, but it seems that everybody has his own theory on what is to be done. "I think the Ivies as a group should look at the concept of alumni recruiting in an effort to develop a more uniform policy," Jarocki says. Reardon concurs...
...Reardon also suggests that, nationwide, the schools--not the alumni boosters--should provide all the money for the athletic programs and have complete control over them. "What the hell are colleges doing in the business of sports?" he asks...