It depends on the community.  One could argue that the entertainment value
of an intercollegiate hockey contest is a service to a community.  One could
go further in claiming that a college hockey player in (for example) Duluth,
Houghton, or Orono is a source of civic pride; far more so than being one in
Boston or St. Paul.
 
 
Edward N. Moller
Controller
Mount Ida College
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> Is playing hockey regarded as a service to the community? ;-)
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> Ralph Baer
> RPI '68, '70, '74
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