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...wishing to gain an advantage over us. One simply cannot stop training for almost two months and retain elite-level fitness. Thus, the seven-week rule threatens to undermine what athletes work so hard for without offering them a sufficient opportunity to do anything nearly as meaningful as their sport in return...
...There is an unbelievable competitive element to college football, or any college sport for that matter, that can’t be experienced in any other setting,” Black says. “Sure, you might feel competition in whatever class to succeed, but its not the same as that primal feeling you get when teamed with 10 other guys trying to sustain a touchdown drive. So I guess on a very basic level I miss the sheer exhilaration of being part of the game...
Contemptuous and manipulative newspaper columns might be even more disturbing than the idea that Harvard’s athletes will choose to ignore a policy that would infringe upon their dedication and commitment to sport (Op-Ed, “Let the Athletes Take a Break...
...unwillingness of athletes to follow policies that have been imposed on them by a bunch of presidents and their thirst to stay within the confines of their sport should be praised, not chided. The very fact that athletes are willing to limit their social life and sacrifice their studies is precisely why athletes form such a necessary niche in Harvard’s community...
...sport that conjures up images of on-ice carnage, Moore has become a portrait of calm...