Brad,
Geoffrey and I played with a Yale professor yesterday, and he was aware of your article, and owns two of your books. The word has gotten out. I think it has made people think and now I hope they will react in a positive way.
Architectually speaking, there are two courses out there today. Roger Rulewich was simply a bad pick for This Course. His style, training and heritage do not fit a 1920's CB Mac/Raynor course. I recently saw some of his bunkering (I did not know it was his while playing) work out at The Mill River Club on Long Island a 1960's Cornish course that was recently completed by his firm. It was very well done. I would seriously recommend him to Cornell if they were to do work at the RT Jones course up there.
Yale made a bad pick, let's be true to the heritage of this landmark course, and fix it. Drop the egos, fix the course.
PS. On a positive note, I hear nothing but good things about Scott, I hope to meet him before the winter. By the way, I actually like the clubhouse.