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Name: Jenna Geers on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 2014Comments: UCLA students are not only the most spirited, involved, and supportive fans, we're also the peers and friends of the guys on the court. This is college basketball, not the NBA, and the visibility of the students who actually attend the university - as well as our right as students to be seated in the best seats the university can provide - should always be given highest priority. The seating arrangement should match what was depicted originally in the fund raising pamphlet.Flag
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Name: Henderson Cooper on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 1973Comments: I have to side with the students on this. The process is suspect. The early decision to move the students was a bad one, based on what appeared to be faulty if not biased reasoning. As a former student who enjoyed sitting court side in the glorious '70's, who participated in the vocal support of our great teams, I believe that the students of today and tomorrow should continue that tradition. While the big money donors pay many of the big bills, they also sit quiet and smuggly by watching the action...not so the students. The students are the heart and soul of the team, without their presence and support the game doesnt get off the court.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 2009Comments: Most premier college basketball programs maintain a home court advantage by having raucous students line the court. Pauley is already a quieter arena compared to others, i.e. Duke or UNC, so putting them further away from the court will lessen the power of the Bruins' home court. The Morgan Center should do the right thing and not give into boosters who will not help cheer on our team.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 1993Comments:Flag
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Name: Garrick Vanderfin on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.:Comments:Flag
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Name: Hanna Kim on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.:Comments:Flag
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Name: Beth Marshall on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.:Comments:Flag
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Name: Gregory Lucey on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 2012Comments: keep the student section where it is pleaseFlag
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Name: Anonymous on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 2013Comments: The way it is now is perfect, behind the basket would make going to the games much harder to enjoy.Flag
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Name: Matthew Kurihara on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Kim Bowen on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 2014Comments:Flag
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Name: Alex Lee on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 2010Comments: Dan Guerrero done goofed.Flag
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Name: Ryan Conroy on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 2014Comments: The most insulting aspect of this move was citing other Pac-12 schools that have banished their students to behind the basket! We're UCLA, we're a blue-blood basketball campus. Duke, Michigan State, and other top-tier basketball programs keep their students courtside. So should we!Flag
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Name: Hannah Moeller on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 2014Comments:Flag
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Name: Wade Norris on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: 2012Comments:Flag
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Name: Bruce Jones Sr on May 1, 2011Graduating Year.: FamilyComments:Flag
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Name: Juan Rodriguez on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: Charles C Meisenheimer on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1984Comments: UCLA is unique among many schools with sideline seating. Athletics exist to serve the students first, as players and spectators. Give them the priority that they deserve.Flag
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Name: Josh Mandel on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2003 & 2006Comments: Omitting a student section court side for the most storied basketball program in the country would relegate our school to mid-major status.Flag
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Name: Scott Deshields on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1998Comments:Flag
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Name: Jeffrey Chow on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1997Comments: Please return student seating courtsideFlag
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Name: Kirk Lauby on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1974Comments: Students should be seated as close to Court as possible on both sides. Reserve the first 6-8 rows on each side for students.Flag
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Name: Mike Meena on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.:Comments: I am a former season ticket holder and I have been to Pauley for over 300 games uin my life. As I get older I get tears in my eyes every time I walk through the doors. Whenever I am in town I attend games and moving the students behind the basket is purely stupid! yes, I like a good seat, but leaving the student secion the way it was is best for the school going forward. These students will bring their kids back and show them how great it would be to be in the student section. This game is about the students and the school and the kids on the court are not paid! They are playling for their scfhool and their fellow students. They need the students support from the middle of the court!Flag
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Name: Rick Betchley on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1971Comments: UCLA shouldn't be soliciting money with one plan, only to switch after the plan is funded, just to raise more money at the expense of the students, whose families are already paying much increased fees, to a school that has so much. This is college, let the kids have the experience we all had. What message are we sending with this deception? Ric BetchleyFlag
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Name: Jae Shin on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1999Comments:Flag
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Name: Christos on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2014Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1988Comments: As a passionate supporter of UCLA athletics, I spent many nights camped outside Pauley Pavilion, and was also an assistant manager of the Track team, I cannot express how completely I disagree withe the decision to move the student seats from the sidelines.Flag
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Name: Duncan Castellino on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1997Comments: As a graduate of UCLA and UNC i am uniquely qualified to speak to the similarities and differences between the 2 schools. Over the past few years the on the court and recruiting differences are obvious. I can tell you that the passion among the overall student body is there is very different (in favor of UNC). Morgan Center get your act together. UCLA is last compared to the other big 5 (UCLA, UNC, uk, dook, kansas) in student passion. Part of it how students are treated. UNC students sit together and are very near the court. Did you know all UNC student tickets are free. FREE. INCLUDING ALL HOME FOOTBALL & BASKETBALL games As a UCLA student i sacrificed and went to SEA for the final four in '95. I camped out for 2 nights in a tent when Cal and JKidd came to town in '94. That passion still lives within me. By removing students from the game, plan on having a lifeless commuter campus.Flag
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Name: Yardain Amar on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2012Comments: We get it. If you put non-students there you can charge more for tickets. Doesn't make it right.Flag
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Name: William Caplan on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1975Comments: The team is for the current students at any given time. This is not a professional sport where revenue predominates. The team deserves maximum student support. Winning basketball will take care of revenue needs.Flag
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Name: Nicholas Handel on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2012Comments: Let's bring the energy back to Pauley!Flag
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Name: Aaron Jackman on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: Edwin Chevalier on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1972Comments: The teams and the arena belong to the students. Shortsighted decisions such as this never work out well. Since this atmosphere creates excitement, and excitement creates better recruiting opportunities, UCLA will benefit enormously in the future by having a lively, student-centered crowd. People will fil those seats if the Bruins are winning. Besides, isn't the end-zone where the downtown Los Angeles school puts their students? Don't we want to be better than that almost for that reason alone?Flag
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Name: Fred Van Remortel on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1995Comments: Nothing good comes of this. End seats deprive the students of an experience meant for students and deprives the team of an atmosphere that will help them win games.Flag
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Name: Ric Lebrecht on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.:Comments: Fan all my life, since the 50's/. My great uncle was Caddy Works, one of the first BB coaches. The biggest benefit of renovating Pauley is to bring the students closer to the floor. PLEASE keep them ON the court, not BEHIND a basket!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1993Comments: Please don't make the new Pauley boring by hiding the enthusiasm and energy of our students.Flag
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Name: David Azizyan on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2010Comments: Pauley Pavilion was built for the student, so let the students enjoy it.Flag
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Name: Brian Mahler on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1997Comments:Flag
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Name: Joe Barry on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1999Comments: Current Bruins need to be courtside. Its bad emough we ask them to go to Pasadena just to watch football.Flag
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Name: Conrad Chan on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2006Comments:Flag
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Name: Amy Shoemaker on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Kenneth E. Baker on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1994Comments: Why are the students always the ones getting screwed? Knock it off and put their seats where they belong!Flag
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Name: Jonathan Harms on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2012Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2002Comments: Some of my best college memories are from sitting in the student section on the sidelines of some fantastic Bruin basketball games. I think it is tragic if they remove the opportunity for future generations of students to see and feel the same excitement and energy of being front and center to help motivate our team to victory!Flag
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Name: Suzie Bohannon on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2008Comments: Keep students on the frontline of the sidelines!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2010Comments: Camping out for the sideline seats at Pauley was one of the best experiences during my undergraduate years at UCLA. The team has stated on several instances that the courtside Den had made a huge difference in our home court advantage and recent success of our basketball program. While a unified section would be nice, we expected that this would be done in a way that kept our sideline seats. Do not take this opportunity away from the students, our team, and future Bruins.Flag
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Name: N. Naito on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1989Comments:Flag
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Name: Ruth Villalobos on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: Only a fan - since 1967.Comments: Granddaughter works at the university.Flag
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Name: Brian McNamara on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 1993Comments: I can't imagine Coach would have approved of this decision to move the students from the sidelines. Pauley has lacked a true home court advantage in recent years and moving the students to behind the basket would turn Pauley into a mausoleum. Please put the students at half court, on the sidelines and in full view of the TV cameras. Brian McNamara B.A. 1993 M.B.A 1999Flag
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Name: Preston Chan on May 2, 2011Graduating Year.: 2014Comments:Flag