In "The Crime of the Colleges," Medical Inspector J. S. Taylor, U.S. Navy, lashes out at U.S. colleges' focus on a few elite sports, rather than fitness for the student body. "We see no praise in a given college's claim that it possesses the fastest runner in the athletic world, but would esteem that institution which could boast that 100 percent of its students knew how to swim, and 75 percent of them, in recent track events, had participated in at least two events each."
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机译：在《大学的犯罪》中，美国海军医学检查员J. S. Taylor抨击美国大学侧重于一些精英运动，而不是适合学生的身体。 “对于一所大学，它拥有体育界最快的跑者的说法，我们丝毫没有赞扬，但我们会尊重这所大学，它可以夸耀其100％的学生会游泳，而其中的75％在最近的比赛中活动，每个活动至少参加了两次。”
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