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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Associate Dean Watson promised yesterday an investigation of post-war class album and yearbook problems, after Jay Press, printer of "314," asked Watson to find out why Yearbook Publications had not paid the final $400 due for publishing the Class of 1950 volume...
...Soldiers Field Saturday afternoons? Will it have to lower the admission price, or start slipping some of it to players! Both solutions are distasteful. But, some say, there is one other way out, if the HAA will take it: de-emphasis of the football games, emphasis of the goal-post riots...
Here is a sport without flaw, approaching at last--the ideal of student participation. It combines the virtues of team spirit, rivalry, and upperclass exercise. There is no better training in sportsmanship than an Ivy League goal-post riot, run on strict gentleman's rules. Above all, it has spectator appeal with no taint of professionalism...
...Goal-post rallies plus extended Band concerts could make the strongest bill the HAA has had in years. The game could be run off, say, about noon, so the field would be clear when the gates opened. The cheerleaders would have room to tumble. The Band would play to a full house again. As the goal-posts wavered, up and down, yardcops and men with dates could sit back and watch a cast of thousands. The HAA would be back in business...
...Chester Lane '04 came from Ginn and Company to guide the Press as its first director. He got the University Press going and then left to serve in the Army in 1919. His present post is business manager of the New York Times...