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Date Posted: 09:42:54 07/21/04 Wed
Author: Rick
Subject: Re: ECAC Update - more conjecture
In reply to: colgate13 's message, "Re: ECAC Update" on 09:30:07 07/21/04 Wed

Could there possibly be some friction between Colgate and HC over the following ?

" The other challenge I should mention concerns football. Lehigh and Colgate are spending dramatically more on financial aid than we are in this sport. Right now, we are spending as much as the College's budget can handle. We are going to need to find some way of bridging the gap if those schools keep up with their current level of spending. " ( Dick Regan - 2002 )

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[> [> [> Re: ECAC Update - more conjecture -- kesiwick, 09:48:53 07/21/04 Wed

that would not surprise me -- but this does seem to be the time for the president of Holy Cross to call the president of Colgate and directly request their vote -- it also appears that earlier reports that Harvard and Dartmouth supported the Cross were on target --

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