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    Rec/Ath Programs
The following programs are being offered in Recreation -
Athletics for the Fall Term. Anyone interested, stop by the Rec-
Ath Building, or call 787-7751.
SLIMNASTICS
The YWCA began Slimnastics classes Tuesday, October Bth, at
7:30 p.m. in the Recreation - Athletics Building. This program is
available to all campus students, faculty and staff. There is no
charge for this program.
DIET CLASS:
This is a new program, being offered for the first time on
campus. It will consist of a 10 weeks course for $lB.OO. The main
purpose of this class will be to teach muscle toning exercises and
liberal realistic balanced diets. All Campus personnel are invited
to join --MALE & FEMALE!!! ! For further information call 787-
7751 or 232-4614. LOOKING FORWAItD TO SEEING LESS OF
YOU!!!
CHEERLEADERS:
We are again in need of a good squad of cheerleaders. Anyone
interested, please stop by the Recreation - Athletics Building or
call Iris Prager, 787-7729.
The following Club Sports are in the process of forming for the
Fall Term. If you are interested in any of the following stop by the
Rec-Ath Building or call 787-7751:
GOLF; SOCCER; CROSS COUNTRY; WRESTLING
VARSITY BASKETBALL:
Members are needed for the 1974-75 season. Try-outs will be held
within the next few weeks. If you are interested, please stop by or
call 787-7751. A scrimmage game is scheduled with York Campus
on November 12th. Interested persons meet Monday, Oct. 14 at
7:00 p.m. in the Rec-Ath Bldg.
PLEASE NOTE: All Club Team and Varsity members must
have physicals prior to participation in any game!!! Please stop
by the nurses station as soon as possible to have this done.
Preliminary physicals will be given on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays; the Doctor will be in on Tuesdays and Fridays to
complete your physical. The preliminary physicals are Very
Important!!! They save you and the Doctor a lot of time on the
days he is on Campus!
ARCHERY:
Archery will be offered for the Fall Term 1974, depending upon
response.
Plans are being made to offer instruction in the following ac
tivities: Marksmanship; Fencing; Judo.
For further information, contact the Recreation
Building.
BUILDING HOURS
Recreation-Athletics Building: Monday thru Friday - 8:00 a.m.
to 9:00 p.m. and Saturday & Sunday - 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Base Gym: Monday thru Friday - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Sat
& Sun. - 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
ilbe to a
Spiral shaped, sometimes round,
You measure your victims pound-by-pound
And as the population continues a-growin',
The harvest you reap,
you are always a-sowin'.
A pieceful creature, who just loves lovin',
Your best friends (when you need them),
are always there comin';
But though in ounces we may you measure,
We can't count the pain you bring after pleasure
And though you're hated
by with whomever you spend time,
Your situation calls to mind this little rime:
Your biggest enemy isn't Matt Dillon,
'Cause you can only be shot by Penecillin
(If VD is for everyone...
why not spread it around?)
Announced
v)it i4P; elm
by Romeo Trajanus
C. reEADER
University-Wide COP
By Patricia Gross
UNIVERSITY PARK (APS)
-- The Council of Presidents
(COP) is defunct, but the
Council of Branch Campus
Student Governments is alive
and well.
COP reorganized last spring
term at the recommendations
of a task force implemented to
study the existing
organization. The task force
sighted lack of leadership
pattern, limited intra-council
communications, no plans for
continuity and low attendance
at meetings as the major
reasons for the changes in
cluded in their report, which
was presented to the Council in
April.
The task force devised an
organization comprised of the
following: Student Govern
ment president from each
campus, a Council Chairperson
and a Council Coordinator. The
new organization, the Council
of Branch Campus Student
Governments, would act as the
official representative voice of
students attending com
monwealth campuses.
Mike Cassidy from Altoona
Campus is this year's Council
Chairperson. He will preside at
all Council meetings, establish
and appoint committees and
serve as liason between
member campuses and bet
ween the Council and other
University organizations and
offices.
To increase the effectiveness
of intra-council com
munications, a University
Park student, Bob DeWitt, was
chosen as this year's Council
Coordinator. He must attend
all Council meetings and act as
parliamentarian, but he is not
a voting member of the
Council.
DeWitt will maintain an
office at University Park in
which he will conduct all
Council communications,
prepare and distribute an
agenda for all meetings and
record and publish the
proceedings for Council
meetings.
Athletics
DeWitt will receive a stipend
of $225 per term for his ser
vices. Each campus will be
assessed a fee of ap
proximately $64 per year to
finance the Coordinator's
stipend and office supplies.
In another move to unify the
Council, it was decided that all
meetings of the Council will be
held at University Park. The
first meeting of the term was
Oct. 5 in the recreation lounge
of the Pollock Union Building.
All meetings are open to the
public.
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Tours
CHICAGO
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4:30 P.M. Leave Harrisburg
FRIDAY NIGHT,
OCTOBER 25th
AT PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA
Cost $21.45 Per Person In
cludes
Transportation and Reserved
Seat
Agent of
Phone
236-9588
Harrisburg,
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Good Eating?
Since the purpose of this paper is to inform and hopefully en
tertain I have decided to write this column. The purpose of this
column will be to help you to live longer and more economically in
these days of inflation. Each series of articles will contain in
formation on natural ways of living and-or economical but
delicious natural food recipes. To start things properly I shall at
this time give you The Ten Commandment of Good Health and
Long Life:
1. Thou shalt prefer protein foods that are the staff of life,
the rebuilders of cells and tissue and regenerators of the
organic processes.
2. Thou shalt avoid starches and fats for they shorten life
and rob thee of vigor and vitality.
3. Thou shalt curtail the demons of intemperate drink and
smoke.
4. Thou shalt be active in the sport of thy choice, resolving
to devote time to physical activity every day of the week,
including the Sabbath day.
5. Thou shalt exercise and strengthen thy lungs that purify
thy blood with nature's elixir --- oxygen.
6. Thou shalt conquer worry, arch enemy of body and mind
7. Thou shalt partake of vitamins in foods or in pill form for
they are the spark of life.
8. Thou shalt visit thy physician and dentist twice a year
and abide by their counsel.
9. Thou shalt give thy body rest thru sleep and relaxation so
that nature may repair the day's strain and stress.
10. Thou shalt do everything in moderation, eat, drink, work
and love.
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