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Adolph Lewisohn: New page: '''Bakergate''' is the name given to the 2005 Baker Field controversy involving M. Diane Murphy's decision to restrict alcohol at football games. This led to ...

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New page: '''Bakergate''' is the name given to the 2005 Baker Field controversy involving M. Diane Murphy's decision to restrict alcohol at football games. This led to ...

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'''Bakergate''' is the name given to the 2005 [[Baker Field]] controversy involving [[M. Diane Murphy | M. Diane Murphy's]] decision to restrict alcohol at [[football]] games. This led to an endless series of redundant [[Spec]] articles and editorials (with the "Bakergate" monicker) followed by the [[student government]] bodies coming together to act important in blowing student life fees on cheap t-shirts reading "support the team, not the policy" that were distributed during [[homecoming]]. The university responded in 2006 by distributing free beer prior to games at a practice field adjacent to [[Wien Stadium]]. Alcohol still could not be brought into the stadium, and all students were subject to two searches upon entry.

[[Category:Scandals]]
[[Category:Athletics]]

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	*[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2007/10/15/school-spirit Staff Editorial: School Spirit], Columbia Spectator, 15 Oct 2007		*[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2007/10/15/school-spirit Staff Editorial: School Spirit], Columbia Spectator, 15 Oct 2007

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 *[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2005/09/22/crackdown-baker-students-administrators-unclear-changes Crackdown at Baker: Students, Administrators Unclear on Changes], Columbia Spectator, 22 Sept 2005
 *[http://www.eye.columbiaspectator.com/2005/09/23/letters-editor Letters to the Editor: Columbia Students Don't Need Alcohol to Support School], Columbia Spectator, 23 Sept 2005
 *[http://photoblog.columbiaspectator.com/2005/10/10/ccsc-plans-boycott-baker-booze CCSC Plans Boycott for Baker Booze], Columbia Spectator, 10 Oct 2005
 *[http://www.eye.columbiaspectator.com/2005/10/10/dianne-wretched Op-Ed: Dianne the Wretched], Columbia Spectator, 10 Oct 2005

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−	'''Bakergate''' is the name given to the [[2005]] [[Baker Field]] controversy involving [[M. Dianne Murphy \| M. Dianne Murphy's]] decision to restrict alcohol at [[football]] games. This led to an endless series of redundant [[Spec]] articles and editorials (with the "Bakergate" monicker) followed by the [[student government]] bodies coming together to act important in blowing student life fees on cheap t-shirts reading "support the team, not the policy" that were distributed during [[homecoming]]. The university responded in [[2006]] by distributing free beer prior to games at a practice field adjacent to [[Wien Stadium]]. Alcohol still could not be brought into the stadium, and all students were subject to two searches upon entry.	+	'''Bakergate''' is the name given to the [[2005]] [[Baker Field]] controversy involving [[M. Dianne Murphy \| M. Dianne Murphy's]] decision to restrict alcohol at [[football]] games, as well as a number of other policy changes that adversely affected the existence of a student-organized tail-gating presence at football games. This led to an endless series of redundant [[Spec]] articles and editorials (with the "Bakergate" monicker) followed by the [[student government]] bodies coming together to act important in blowing student life fees on cheap t-shirts reading "support the team, not the policy" that were distributed during [[homecoming]]. The university responded in [[2006]] by distributing free beer prior to games at a practice field adjacent to [[Wien Stadium]]. Alcohol still could not be brought into the stadium, and all students were subject to two searches upon entry.

	==Relevant Spec Articles in Chronological Order==		==Relevant Spec Articles in Chronological Order==

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-'''Bakergate''' is the name given to the [[2005]] [[Baker Field]] controversy involving [[M. Dianne Murphy | M. Dianne Murphy's]] decision to restrict alcohol at [[football]] games. This led to an endless series of redundant [[Spec]] articles and editorials (with the "Bakergate" monicker) followed by the [[student government]] bodies coming together to act important in blowing student life fees on cheap t-shirts reading "support the team, not the policy" that were distributed during [[homecoming]]. The university responded in 2006 by distributing free beer prior to games at a practice field adjacent to [[Wien Stadium]]. Alcohol still could not be brought into the stadium, and all students were subject to two searches upon entry.
+'''Bakergate''' is the name given to the [[2005]] [[Baker Field]] controversy involving [[M. Dianne Murphy | M. Dianne Murphy's]] decision to restrict alcohol at [[football]] games. This led to an endless series of redundant [[Spec]] articles and editorials (with the "Bakergate" monicker) followed by the [[student government]] bodies coming together to act important in blowing student life fees on cheap t-shirts reading "support the team, not the policy" that were distributed during [[homecoming]]. The university responded in [[2006]] by distributing free beer prior to games at a practice field adjacent to [[Wien Stadium]]. Alcohol still could not be brought into the stadium, and all students were subject to two searches upon entry.
 [[Category:Scandals]]
 [[Category:Athletics]]

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-'''Bakergate''' is the name given to the 2005 [[Baker Field]] controversy involving [[M. Dianne Murphy | M. Dianne Murphy's]] decision to restrict alcohol at [[football]] games. This led to an endless series of redundant [[Spec]] articles and editorials (with the "Bakergate" monicker) followed by the [[student government]] bodies coming together to act important in blowing student life fees on cheap t-shirts reading "support the team, not the policy" that were distributed during [[homecoming]]. The university responded in 2006 by distributing free beer prior to games at a practice field adjacent to [[Wien Stadium]]. Alcohol still could not be brought into the stadium, and all students were subject to two searches upon entry.
+'''Bakergate''' is the name given to the [[2005]] [[Baker Field]] controversy involving [[M. Dianne Murphy | M. Dianne Murphy's]] decision to restrict alcohol at [[football]] games. This led to an endless series of redundant [[Spec]] articles and editorials (with the "Bakergate" monicker) followed by the [[student government]] bodies coming together to act important in blowing student life fees on cheap t-shirts reading "support the team, not the policy" that were distributed during [[homecoming]]. The university responded in 2006 by distributing free beer prior to games at a practice field adjacent to [[Wien Stadium]]. Alcohol still could not be brought into the stadium, and all students were subject to two searches upon entry.
 [[Category:Scandals]]
 [[Category:Athletics]]