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PHYSICAL TRAINING

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9. CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHICAL THOUGHT.—The aim of

this course is to present the philosophical views of several thinkers of the present time. Special attention is given to the philosophy of Herbert Spencer. Lectures and prescribed reading. Fall term, full study. Assistant Professor DANIELS. Required. Philosophy 1, 2, 3. COURSE FOR GRADUATES

101. THE PHILOSOPHY OF KANT.

PHYSICAL TRAINING FOR MEN 1. GYMNASIUM AND FIELD PRACTICE required in winterterm twice a week, as part of military science. One-fourth credit counted with the. latter subject. Assistant Professor EVERETT.

2. LECTURES AND PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATIONS.—This

course is offered to students who wish to gain a better comprehension of the value of physical exercise, its use and abuse, how to train properly for athletic contests, and thus to avoid the illeffects which too often follow a course of athletic training. It is hoped that by thus connecting the theoretical and practical work, better results will be obtained in the department. During the fall term the subject of applied anatomy receives attention—the muscles and their action, with the various methods of developing their power ; first aid to the injured ; how to prevent and correct physical deformities ; specific exercises and their effects on the organs of the body, etc. In a similar manner, during the winter term, special physiological instruction is given upon such topics as the following : The effects of exercise and training on the action of the heart, lungs, and other vital organs ; diseases from overwork, their prevention and cure; personal hygiene, sleep, diet, exercise, bathing, clothing, colds, tobacco, and alcohol. Once a week. Fall and winter terms, one-fifth study. Assistant Professor EVERETT. FOR WOMEN 3. GYMNASIUM AND FIELD PRACTICE, three times a week and instruction in applied anatomy, physiology, and hygiene