> The TV appearance was a big deal in the 60's. Two of the later NCT > appearances involved trips to Miami. I would expect your student and > local newspapers, which are probably available in your library, to > have run a story or two - especially for the 60's team. You may have > to look through every issue from February through April for news of > the later teams. If you're lucky, someone has indexed them. > The Hoya, the Georgetown student paper, did have some information on the victory over Tulane (I don't know if they mentioned any of the Green Wave competitors, though it did have the famously sexist comment that Tulane "in a bit of Southern charm, included two girls on its team"). I heavily recommend that anyone with some free time investigate their school papers on any appearances - Georgetown's appearance was one of the top ten things to happen to the school that year, and the squad was front-page news more than once (as an added plus, one of Georgetown's players on that team went on to become Georgetown's president). I'd also recommend checking with the alumni office. As the above indicates, this was a big deal and the school may have some more specific information (it's also going to be easier to work through the alumni office than emailing someone and asking them for money). If you have someone with any ability, try to put up a webpage, link it to the university, and give it a history section - that will occasionally draw interested alumni who are curious about the current state of activities in which they participated and who may be more willing to earmark donations for either student clubs in general or your club in particular.
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