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(b) Investigate the academic load, psychological test records, and
academic records of members of varsity teams for the past five
years, and make such recommendations eoncerning the maintenance
of academic standards as may seem warranted.

(c) Investigate the matter of employment for support of members of
athletic varsity teams during their residence as students at the
University and recommend regulations concerning such employment.

(d) Investigate and make recommendations concerning the control of
eligibility of varsity squads, .

(e) Concern itself with informing the Senate regarding any other
matters affecting the status or welfare of students involved in
intercollegiate competition, or affected by activities looking
toward such competition,"

(2) "That with respect to intramral sports and physical recreation the Senate
committee:

(a) Secure and transmit to the Senate full and complete data upon
the present program of intramural sports and other forms of
physical recreation, including data concerning the number of
students involved by sexes and whether members of organized houses
or nots; the schedules of games; the nature and adequacy of super-
vision; the status of the equipment of players; and similarly
pertinent data,

(b) Consider the advisability of control and limitation of games for
any given organized groups; the control of hours of scheduling
games, especially games after 8:30 pem, except on week ends.

(c) Investigate and recommend concerning certain hazardous games such
as touch football, possibly with a view to the elimination of
such games unless adequate facilities and supervision can be pro-
vided for them,

(d) Investigate and recommend concerning the improvement of playing
fields and equipment.

(e) Investigate and. recommend a method or methods for student pare. -
ticipation in the organization of physical recreation and intra~-
mural sports program. .

(¢) Recommend a policy for a general program of physical recreations"

Your committee has held three meetings at which we have discussed ways in
which these assignments might be best carried out, It appears that there are three
fields of endeavor, one having to do with intercollegiate athletics, one having
to do with intramural sports and physical recreation, and one concerned with ways
and means of accomplishing improvements which might be found desirable, Your
committee has therefore been divided into three sub-committees,~one on intercollegi-
ate athletics of which the membership is Stockton (chairman), Stranathan, Sherwood,
and Henry,-one on intramural sports and physical recreation of which the member—
ship is Allen (chairman), Hoover, Klooz, and Schwegler,-and one on ways and means
of which the membership is Schwegler (chairman), Allen, and Stockton. These com-
mittees are now at work on their respective problems.

The sub-committee on intercollegiate athletics will need considerable clerical
assistance if it is to carry out properly the studies suggested by the senate, The
committee on physical recreation will need some help. An unsuccessful attempt
was made to obtain this assistance through N.Y.A. We have now agreed upon a tenta-
tive plan by which it may be possible to secure one or more graduate students in