Word: stadiums
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Dartmouth, Princeton, and Yale home games, freshmen and sometimes sophomores are annually relegated to the temporary bleachers behind the goal post at the open end of the Stadium. The situation for last Saturday's game with Yale was the worst ever, as 500 folding chairs were added on the roof to handle freshmen and their dates...
...zone that a clear view is impossible. Student seats now start almost at midfield and continue into the bleachers at the open end. It would be preferable if student seats started at midfield and continued the other way into the closed section of the Stadium. This would not upset the Faculty Committee on Athletics' order of priority in filling ticket orders. Many students would still be behind the end zone, but they could at least have the benefit of a higher vantage point. Students then would also form a compact section...
Such a change would require that students turn in their applications a week or two earlier so that the Ticket Office could fill the rest of the closed end of the Stadium with alumni and others. The open end bleachers could be used for applicants with priorities lower than students...
...responsibility of the Faculty Committee on Athletics to allow all undergraduates in the Stadium -- not on top of it or at the open...
...what looks like the college football game of the decade. Despite the fact that the clash will be televised in the Northeast, Midwest and Southwest (occasioning protests from 30,000 fans in other areas who want to see it too), every one of the 76,000 seats in Spartan Stadium has been sold out since last July...