The Administration Officials Say: Subterfuge...hypocrisy...double Talk...distortions...tragedy

JOHNS HOPKINS' REED: A "no-Subsidy" policy.... We do believe the game has very real values. However, we have had to ask ourselves if they are realized.

UCLA'S ALLEN: Any code which does not take into account alumni and booster organizations and make it possible to work constructively with them will fail.

HARVARD'S PUSEY: The Scholarship Committee gives the same consideration to football players as to other students. We have no special sources of aid....

PRINCETON'S DODDS: Educators must sense the importance of eliminating duality—one set of standards for education and another for athletics.

MICHIGAN'S HATCHER: Football's professional-type buildup puts a special pressure on players and coaches and institutions which they should not have to bear.

MINNESOTA'S MORRILL: Football has moved too far into the realm of public entertainment, with a distortion of its rightful place in the universities.