Catholic University of America - Cardinal Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ATHLETIC . . . phase of college life that contributes . . . to his physical . . . ethical and moral well-beingf' At Catholic University the student enjoys another phase of college life that contributes particularly to his physical welfaresathletic endeavor. Not only does this phase contribute to his physical well-being. hut also to his ethical and moral well-heing through standards of good sportsmanship and fair play. ln addition. the relaxa- tion afforded hy athletics creates a diversity of interests for the student and fits him for lmetter concentration 011 studies. Athletics at Catholic University are offered on all levels of Competition-intercollegiate. intramural and individual. Although it is the varsity competition that usually attracts the most spectators it is through intramural and individual competition that the largest part of the student body par- ticipate. Any sport is open to anyone who wishes to participate and participation is urged hy the Athletic Department. Soccer. the sport so popular helow the horder. brought prestige to Catholic University this year for the second

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