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Date Posted: 09:12:23 03/31/04 Wed
Author: nhteamer
Subject: Re: HC direction
In reply to: sader1970 's message, "HC direction" on 07:16:03 03/31/04 Wed

Great post sader1970. There is good and bad news in your post. The good is obvious; that is, there are those who are senior in the HC administration who do want us to succeed. The bad is just as obvious. To counter the claims of athletic success helping a school (Duke, Vandy, BC, Georgetown)with a reference to UNLV is just stupid.

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[> Re: HC direction -- kesiwick, 09:27:11 03/31/04 Wed

sader 1970, excellent post -- must admit that I am a little more optomistic after reading it -- though I must admit not moving into the ECAC will be a huge downer for me and a big blow to what has the potential to be a nationally competitive program-- on the UNLV front, the school never had an academic rep. to begin with -- the schools that did -- like BC, Georgetown, etc. -- saw the overall academic quality of the student body increase as their teams became more successful --

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