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Title: Calendar 1902-1904
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: University of Toronto University of Toronto. Calendar of the University of Toronto and University College
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Publisher: Toronto
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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mnasium is situated, consisting ofcommittee rooms and a large hall for public meetings. Thisadditional accommodation is available for the work of thevarious student societies and for academic purposes. Appli-cations for the use of rooms, accompanied by a list of officersand a copy of the constitution of the society making applica-tion, must be made to the President at the beginning of thesession, or from time to time as occasion requires. Arrange-ments have also been made by which recognized societies mayobtain the use of committee rooms on application to the janitorof the building. < The Gymnasium is fully provided with the best and mostmodern appliances for physical culture, and contains a run-ning track, shower baths and swimming bath, besides thenecessary dressing rooms and other conveniences. A com-petent inttrucixr in gymnastics is in constant attendance tosuperintend and direct the exercises of students. In additionto the lawn in front of the main University Building and the
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Calendar for 1903—1904. 47 campus in the rear, a large plot of ground on DevonshirePlace has been prepared and set apart as an Athletic Field.By this addition the facilities for football, cricket, tennis andother outdoor athletic sports are doubled, as compared withprevious accommodation; and by these grounds, in conjunc-tion with the Gymnasium, ample opportunity is afforded toall students for healthful exercise and physical development.To assist in meeting the expenses of the Gymnasium, anominal annual fee is imposed on those who avail themselvesof its advantages. The supervision of all athletic matters hasbeen entrusted by the Council to the Athletic Association, con-sisting of members apoointed from the Faculty and represen-tatives of the students. All applications of clubs for the use ofgrounds must be made annually to this board. All such appli-cations must be accompanied by a list of officers. In the caseof new clubs, the list of officers must be accompanied by par-ticulars as

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