Word: recruiting
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Harvard's official stand on recruiting by coaches is that this is not their normal function. Davis Jackson, Dartmouth's assistant. Director of Admissions, apparently thinks this is so much mouthwash. "It would be a most amazing thing," he says, if coaches were not to recruit. "What else do coaches do in the off-season...
Should Alumni Recruit...
...great that Houston can be allowed to field a cross country team composed of a 30-year-old Polish refugee, three Australians aged 28, 26, and 25, and a 24-year-old Scot. The magazine thinks it is even better that McNeese State College in Louisiana managed to recruit a 39-year-old English coal miner and cross country runner...
Jackson asserted he thought Harvard coaches must recruit, too. "In my personal opinion," he observed, "it would be a most amazing situation if this were not done. What else do coaches do in the off-season...
DeLaney Kiphuth, Director of Athletics at Yale, last night described the Eli policy as "basically the same as Harvard's." "A coach should not be interested in calling on a boy at home to recruit him. This is an admissions officer's business," he declared...