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With this general basis in mind, and in view of the fact that it would
seem that the Senete does have certain responsibilities and should be informed
in regard to the activities and welfare of all the students of this University
who participate in intercollegiate competition as well as in regard to the
physical well being and physical recreation of the student body as a whole, the
Advisory Committee suggests that either one of ive eiternete plans is available

to the Senate, namely:

a. Since according to its charter the Athletic Board really does have all
the povers which any senate committee on athletics could have, and the actual
activities and interests of the Athletic Board might be expanded to include
the functions hereefter set forth, in which case no Senate Committee on Athletics

would be needed.

bs. Or, since it would seem that at the present inoment the Athletic Board
mist concern itself largely with ioterselingivls competition and allied affairs,
the Senate might continue its Committee on Athletics as a liaison committee
to work in connection with the Athletic Board and the Department of Physical
Education. In this event it is suggested that this committee be renamed the

Senate Committee on Athletics end Physical Recreation.

In either event the Advisory Committee suggests that the Senate approve as

functions of the Athletic Board or committee of the Senate at least the following:

1. That with respect to intercollegiate athletics the Board of Senate
committee
a. Study the question of the requirements of hours of enrollment and
standards of quality for athletes with a view to recommendation (if and
when desirable) to the Big Six Conference through our regular representatives.

b. Investigate the academic load, psychological test records, and