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Title: Catalog ...
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: University of Illinois at Chicago. Undergraduate Division University of Illinois at Chicago. Undergraduate Division
Subjects: University of Illinois at Chicago Education, Higher
Publisher: (Chicago, Ill. : Office of Publications Services, The University of Illinois at Chicago)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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nd a placement test before registration.The findings of the Health Service and the results of the placement testare used as a basis for prescribing each students program. Studentswith handicapping defects are assigned prescribed activities. Studentswith low placement scores are assigned to basic physical fitnesscourses. Students who are organically sound and demonstrate a fairdegree of motor fitness are permitted to elect from a variety of activitycourses. All general courses in physical education meet three times aweek for one hour or two times a week for one and one-half hours. Allnon-professional courses in physical education carry one hour credit. Men entering the University with less than sixty semester hourscredit are required to secure four semesters credit in physical educa-tion, including the amount transferred. In addition to a basic physicalfitness program, men are offered instruction in volleyball, badminton,swimming, individual tumbling, double tumbling, apparatus stunts,
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Physical Education class—apparatus.121 boxing, wrestling, weight lifting, archery, boating and fishing, basket-ball, back yard sports, personal defense activities, individual athletics,and intercollegiate and intramural athletics. Veterans who have fulfilled the physical education requirementwhile in the service are exempt from taking physical education. Vet-erans are encouraged to utilize the physical education facilities, butadditional credit will not be granted except as elective credit in theCollege of Business Administration. Women entering the University as freshmen are required to obtainfour semesters credit in physical education; those entering the Univer-sity with sophomore standing are required to obtain credit for twosemesters of physical education. Women are offered instruction inelementary and intermediate rhythms, ballroom dance, speedball,modified activities, basketball, volleyball, softball, badminton, tum-bling, apparatus stunts, fundamentals of motor fitness, arche

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