Annual Report 1938
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3. Men who compete in a winter sport with season starting in November and ending in March, thus running through a portion of two terms.
4. Men who compete in two consecutive sports starting with the beginning of the fall term and running through until March.
For example, football and basketball.
5. Men who compete in two consecutive sport seasons starting in the middle of the fall season, say in November, and running through May. For example, swimming and tennis.
6. Men who compete in an early ...fall sport and late spring sport, such as football and baseball.
7. Men who compete in two allied sports which run practically through the entire academic year. For example, cross-country and track where one boy may be a member of both teams.
8. Men who compete in three sports; for example, football, basketball, and baseball.
2. One examination for fall season and a check-up before spring competition.
3. One examination before practice starts.
4. One examination.
5. Two examinations, one be- fore each sport.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. Men who compete in a winter sport with season starting in November and ending in March, thus running through a portion of two terms.
4. Men who compete in two consecutive sports starting with the beginning of the fall term and running through until March.
For example, football and basketball.
5. Men who compete in two consecutive sport seasons starting in the middle of the fall season, say in November, and running through May. For example, swimming and tennis.
6. Men who compete in an early ...fall sport and late spring sport, such as football and baseball.
7. Men who compete in two allied sports which run practically through the entire academic year. For example, cross-country and track where one boy may be a member of both teams.
8. Men who compete in three sports; for example, football, basketball, and baseball.
2. One examination for fall season and a check-up before spring competition.
3. One examination before practice starts.
4. One examination.
5. Two examinations, one be- fore each sport.
What to read after Annual Report 1938?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Columbia University. Office of the President to read onlineMoreLess
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