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...Monday, September 12, 1977, President Bok ended a controversial and confusing 11-month search for a new athletic director at Harvard by naming John P. Reardon Jr. '60 to succeed the retiring Robert B. Watson...
...Reardon assumed his new duties amid pressure to aid the formidable fund-raising task facing Harvard, which was in the midst of improving its athletic plant. The University community was also struggling with over-crowded facilities burdened by the ever-increasing interest in athletics...
...almost one year later, Jack Reardon has begun to settle into the business of trying to administrate and fund Harvard athletics. But he still faces daily dilemmas; and in an interview this week, he shared some of the following thoughts on his position atop the Crimson athletic world...
...Jack Reardon, 12 months as the Harvard athletic director has been only a beginning...
...second phase of the complex was to include the new hockey rink, renovations and an addition to Dillon Field House and conversion of Watson Rink into a basketball arena. Reardon said funding problems forced the Athletic Department to drop plans for the Dillon addition and the new hockey rink. The basketball team, hence, will continue to play on the worn courts of the Indoor Athletic Building (IAB); the hockey team, after this year's hiatus at B.U., will use the renovated-Watson Rink; and several sports teams will continue to feel the crunch in space available for locker room...