On Letting Education Interfere with Football « NAS Blog: "[If] athletic programs are autonomous businesses, then the NCAA is nothing other than an illegal cartel designed to suppress the pay of athletic workers (aka “college athletes”). If, alternatively, college athletics are an integral part of the university’s mission, to be justified solely in terms of their contribution to the education of students, then there can be no rationale for paying coaches and trainers more than full professors — indeed, more than the president of the University."
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Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Maybe I Ought To Have Gone Into Coaching...
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