Two teams formed for a game of two-hand touch football between UPD and USG. Wolfie served as the referee, running up and down the field while miming calls.
College life can be busy, busy, busy. With finals looming, students are concerned about homework, grades and graduating on time. But there is another thing they should be concerned about: their health.
As the fall semester winds down, so does the Undergraduate Student Government’s agenda. On Thursday, Nov. 14, the Senate met to debate the semester’s remaining legislation.
If swimming or diving were to be more popular, there might be further effort put into accommodating for these athletes. If our football or soccer team required a new field, wouldn’t there be greater impetus for providing for these teams?
After researching policies at other universities and collecting data from student ID cards, the Campus Recreation Center has decided to shorten its weekend hours to properly reflect attendance rates.
The Department of Campus Recreation wants to provide a safe and secure system for students. It therefore has decided to change its fitness program policy to enhance participants’ and member’s satisfaction.
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The Campus Recreation Office at Stony Brook University is trying to get approval from the state legislature for a $17 million Campus Recreation Center, which will be built next to the existing Sports Complex.
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