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Intramural
By BOBBY JONES
Sports editor
For those sports-minded persons
and team sports but don't want th<
team practices and rules, the Campi
ment offers extensive intramural p
spring and summer.
Here are the sports for the fall sem<
Flag football
-entries open Aug. 29, close Sept. 1
Play begins Se
Tennis singles
-entries open Aug. 29, close Sept. 1
Play dates to 1
Outdoor soccer
-entries open Sept. 2, close Sept. 8.
Play begins Se
Tour deLifecycle-entries open Sept.
Competition b
Racquetball singles-entries open Sep
Sept. 15. Plaj
announced.
Golf-entries open Sept. 19, close Se
dates to be an
Volleyball-entries open Sept. 26, clo
Play begins Oc
Recreation^?r
Hensley will design fitness programs
once the funding is in place,
after assessing student needs, and
communicating with other groups on
campus such as Open Door, Stewart
explained.
Stewart praised Henley's abilities
and talents.
"If she can do here what she did at
Old Dominion, we will be satisfied."
Hensley holds a Master of Science
in Education degree from Old Dominion
with a concentration in college
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student personnel administration.
Her Bachelor of Science degree is
also in education from Old Dominion.
Her undergraduate concentration
is in Human Services Counseling.
She earned a minor in business
management.
Stewart went on to say that the
eighteen sports clubs on campus
"will see better service from our
office."
Recreational facilities will also
change in the future, budget
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can be obtained by calling Herbert
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permitting.
Field E will become available for
use. The field is located beween Bates
House and fields B and C.
Field E will be used for football
and softball "definitly by the spring
but possibly by the fall."
The new field space should "aid in
providing better services to our
students."
Stewart said the use of the new
field will prevent the nuisance of two
softball games being played on the
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same field, creating a safety risk.
Irrigation and drainage systems
have been installed on the field and
trees are being cut around the outside
of the fence to make room for a
lighting system.
Field D will eventually be opened
for use by students. This field is
located between the P.E. Center and
the Bates dormitory. The railroad
tracks are supposed to be eliminated
in the next three to five years, according
to Stewart.
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He said he hopes it will have a terraced
look. Students will be able to
play frisbee, throw the football or
barbecue on the grills which will be
installed. Stewart said these longrange
plans are dependent on the
budget for the next fiscal year.
"I would like to make it a recreational
oasis," said Stewart. "It's
something I think we need. We are in I
the business of fun."
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