THE NFJ1RASKAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1930.
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&UOSCRIPTION RATI
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leroy Jack Buini Manager
tlwood Ihampior V
Assistant Buslneit Manager
SUMMER ATHLETICS
SttuJonU. so eager lo attend
fHoi that they eiulur swelter
ing summer to do no, need no cx
vrtalloiw to atudy. In fact 0ey
nomelimes study loo much, become
hollow-cheated bookworms, fall to
realiw their Innate Intellectual
ability because of the maltieat
nwnt of their bodies and their
brains.
Exercine and recreation of wire
Mrt are Just as essential a por
ing over the printed page. No one
can hope to get and retain the
most from his courses if he Ih
mentally weary, if his brain has
Wen clouded by an endless series
i.f facts. To keep that brain in
trim so that it wiU be In shape to
assimilate the material that Is of
fered is a duty of every student
that can be performed only
through refreshing and Invigorat
ing it by outdoor exercise.
The university, however, should
o-operate with the student. It
tloes provide a few tennis courts
for general use, a Coliseum for
men, and a physical education
building for women. But it makes
no active effort to encourage the
! ummcr session student to build
up his or her physique concur
rently with his or her store of
knowledge.
To interest summer students in
sports is the difficult problem the
university should face squarely. As
a whole these students take life
and schoolwork too seriously, or
rather place too much emphasis on
study and not enough on keeping
themselves physically fit.
Because the average summer
session student lacks Interest in
athletics is all the more reason
why the university should do
everything possible to encourage
some recreation program of out
door tournaments and contests.
LEARN TO
WILL TEACH VOU TO
DANCE IN SIX PRIVATE
LESSONS
BALLROOM, CLOO and
TAP DANCING
Lessons Morning, Afternoon and
Evening by Appointment.
RESULTS GUARANTEED
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L8251
Cooled Studio
2300 Y
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Greasing Car 75
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