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there is a feeling that we should provide sane instruction in these sports for
credit in the regular 8 weeks course. A coaching school was held independently this
sumer from Jume 13 to 18, inclusive. With this small group as a nucleus, moving
pletures and a lecture demonstration in basketball wore given to the students of
the Sumer Session and closed with » game between the KX. U, varsity and the coaches
of high schools who were enrolled in the Sumer Session. After this a symposium
was held in which discussions were had for the benefit of the mamer students. Many
of these students expressed a desire for basketball instruction with academic oredit.
| the writer is enclosing herewith a swmary and recomendations for the
recreation program written by iss Elizabeth Dunkel. Miss Dunkel lists 166 hours
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as it ws a pleasurable activity to see the students at the University of Kensas
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"Tt As the writer's belief that the activity fee for the sumer students
should be increased either 60/ or $1.00, according to the desires of the committee,
for a larger program. it is further felt that the progrem has proven itself of
sufficient merit te be considered for a budgetary appropriation by the University.
of the Summer Sehool, such as an outdoor arena where people may dance in the open
or the possibility of air-conditioning the Union Building, that it resolves itself
inte a matter of moneye The acute question is the amount of money to be available
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that is sweeping the country. It takes money to obtain these facilities, but