Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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The oquoor pool near The college gym- nasium provides a spot for a refreshing dip. Basketball games draw enthusiastic crowds to cheer on the team. Wifh aufumn comes all the color of fh intercollegiate soccer season. nearby col- leges in hockey and basketball, and cheer for The menhs teams. EBC w men compete with

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WI MHWV V ' Ir 1 18ndh r' . e mlfn n Smmim c M Run: 0 3 glh ! r' eprot- ,7 ' , elxl! The EBC faculty includes some of the most distinguished men in their fields - Teachers known alike for their scholarly achievements and Their Christian dedica- tion. S to the mind, . . . In addition ?0 The regular undergraduate schedule, an American Studies Program, sponsored by the Coe Foundation, was offered to secondary school Teachers during The summer, and a course in Russian is pursued by Marines in evening classes.

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A broad athletic program gives every EBC student an opportunity to participate in some phase of sports. As a member of the Delaware Valley Conference, EBC competes with other colleges in soccer, basketball, and field hockey. In addition, a newly organized intramural program fosters a competitive spirit among differ- ent classes and literary societies on cam- pus. Some of the prime obiectives a:e the development of teamwork, co-ordi- nation, and physical weIl-being through these vigorous experiences. Three lakes are the scenes of winter sports - skat- ing and ice hockey. Tennis, baseball, and volleyball create an excellent spring intramural program. Those enioying intellectual stimulus, too, spend hours play- ing in the campus chess tournament.