Here is a puzzling situation.  Colgate, which by far holds the best home
record, lately, in the ECAC has decided to not give opposing teams 100 seats
in their recently remodeled rink.  The reasoning is that due to expanding the
ice surface, seats had to be removed, leaving less for the fans.  Colgate has
decided to take away from the opposing fans instead of their own.  This is a
natural act, but is it very sportsmanlike?   Clarkson can not even buy tickets
for the game.  The reason I bring this up is this : Cornell/Colgate has been
an established road trip for the Clarkson Pep Band for many years.  this year
we face the very real prospect of not going to Colgate, just because we can't
 get
tickets.  Could someone offer some feedback on this as to how to circumvent the
problem?  We haven't won (or even come close) in the last three years at
Colgate and I was really looking forward to giving it one more shot.
 
                                          Ken Snell  '91
                                          President Clarkson Pep Band