Service of the University. The Division will excuse entirely trom
the program {1) students who are excussd by the Health Service
because they are physically incapacitated for any activity prorram
and (2) students that demonstrate to the staff of the Division,

on hie busis of objective tests, that they are adequately physically
fit, The latter students will be re-tested periodically in resard
to their physical condition; if they drop below the standard, they
Shall again be required to register for the course. Tests wiil be
fiven at the beginning of the first semester and at the end of each
semester. Students excused because of high standard who do not
report for testing , must enroll for succeeding semester,

WHO IS TO TAKE THE PROGRAM?

in view of the national emergency and because of the fact
that it is the juniors, the seniors, the graduate students, and the
younger faculty who are most likely to be called to the Service, it
is recommended that these requirements for physical education be
extended for the period of the emergency to all male students in
the University, undergraduate and graduate, who are below the upper
Limit of the draft age (44), and that special afternoon or evening
sections ve provided for those of the faculty who may wish to avail
themselves of this privilege. Physical education for upper class-
men will be reconsidered after the war in the light of current
experisnee, Those physically incanacitated for the draft to take
first two years {threatimes a week) only, These students must be
so certified br the Student Health Service.

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It is recommended that underpraduate academic credit, to the
extent of one semester hour a senester, be given for this proprem
as long as it is elected by the student (1.6., all not above the
upper standard).

RELATIONSHIP WITH THE HEALTH SERVICE OF THE
UNIVERSE TY

 

It is proposed that there should be a closer relationship
between the programs of physicel education and certain aspects of
the Student Nealth Service of the University than there now is in
order that the satudent may gain the freatest benefit from the
medical examination and that the Division of Physical Education
may ave a more complete medical service at the jeield House than
at present. The relationship should also provide for adequate
collaboration and advice in the organization and in the administration
of the program for those students who are distinctly unfit (the
restricted group) or for those whose physical condition is stili
doubtful.