Word: tickets
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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However half-hearted the Student Council's suggestions for the HAA ticket office may be, they are gratifying. Certainly the Council's ideas to speed up football ticket processing are good ones: expanded office space, with additional employees to fill it, and IBM machines to take over the more time-consuming portion...
...anyone who has waited for attention in the crowded ticket office or spent twenty minutes getting a "free line" on the HAA switchboard, and to all who have had to make plans for a football weekend an inconvenient two weeks in advance, the Council's proposals will seem reasonable. With these improvements, application deadline could easily be moved up to the Monday before the game...
...report listed two methods of reducing the length of time between the date ticket applications must be turned in and the game day. It recommended: 1, "That the H.A.A. ticket office be given more space in order to accommodate more employees." 2, "That the H.A.A. consider the use of I.B.M. machines for the processing and allocation of ticket applications...
...Council also approved a plan whereby students may buy season tickets for home games, although at the standard rate rather than a reduced price as was originally proposed. The purchase of such tickets automatically saves the buyer approximately 20 percent on single-ticket rates...
...report was prepared through study of the ticket distribution, but one passage suggested that Lunden's office refused full cooperation. It reads, "We have been unable to obtain an exact accounting for all the tickets in Section 31. A cursory observation would seem to indicate some of these tickets are used by groups other than those listed." The Department of Athletics had said that tickets in Section 31 went to players and to University officials...