Word: rinks
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...first freshman best, and later on the junior varsity crew. Besides crew, Bliss has played hockey for four years at college. The last two seasons Bliss was first string defenseman. He is also one if the undergraduate members of the committee to forward plans for a hockey rink...
...hundred thousand dollars is the figure net by the College for an enclosed rink, $500,000 for construction and the rest for a modest endowment. The rink will be within Soldiers Field. Bright feels that the figures are proper for the situation. The ides of an outdoor rink like that of Andover has been rejected because of the lack of good ice weather (only 60 days last winter at Andover), injuries on bad ice, and the extra cost of maintenance of an outdoor rink...
...recent editorial, however, the CRIMSON pointed out that an outdoor type rink with a Quonset covering might lower proposed coats considerably, with-out sacrificing good...
...College supports the idea of a rink, but will not initiate the fund-raising drive. Bright has counted up 227 hockey lettermen since 1900, but to expect the entire amount from this source puts an impossible burden on the hockey graduated; so Bright has asked anybody interested in Harvard hockey or Harvard athletics in general to contributes...
...good-sized donation would be very important at the moment, Bright said to keep alive over the summer the impetus started by undergraduates this year. "If we received a substantial gift now, we might be able to name the rink after the donor or a man of his choice," Bright stated