NYT today
WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumer advocate Ralph Nader is calling for the elimination of college athletic scholarships, saying the move is necessary to "de-professionalize" college athletes.
Nader's League of Fans, a group aimed at reforming sports, proposes that the scholarships be replaced with need-based financial aid. He says that would help restore academic integrity to college sports.
The Associated Press obtained a copy of the proposal Thursday, ahead of its official release.
Nader, a former presidential candidate (ed. note: his candidacy siphoned off enough votes to allow Bush to steal the election and destroy amerika...remember?), argues that his plan would also help reduce the "win-at-all-costs" mentality in high schools, by reducing the incentive of college scholarships.
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yeah, OK, Nader's right, but Huxley showed what happens when you screw up the soma distribution....can't anyone get Nader interested in windmills?
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