Wow indeed.  Since we are discussing scholarships and the archives were
mentioned earlier today, I am providing a link to a message I submitted
back in July 2003 that addresses this concern.  Note how prominently
Colgate is mentioned in this post.

        http://lists.maine.edu/cgi/wa?A2=ind0307&L=Hockey-L&P=R1495&I=-3

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Subject: Scholarships (was Re: Wow, list activity!)


At 3-30-2005 08:57 AM -0800, Anthony J. Buffa wrote:
>Also I dont know if Colgate calls them athletic scholarships.... and I
>believe St. Lawrence only started recently. Union does not, and
>Clarkson is in about the same time frame as RPI, since the late 70s.

Union may not have athletic scholarships, but I seem to recall that a
few years back they had a pool of money for 'campus diversity'.  Seems
the campus needed a more diverse pool of kids with left-handed
slapshots...  That's probably the same kind of system the Ivies run
under too.  Lessee - $25,000 for a right winger, $25,000 for an oboist,
$25,000 for a tight end.


Joe
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