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| 1 |  | Children's literature as a source for creative dance experiences | Neumann, Linda DeWitt | Children's literature is used to stimulate creative movement experiences in boys and girls of a II ages. However I not every piece of literature is suitable for stimulating this creativity. The literature must be carefully selected so that it is appropriate for the child is age and ability. It is im... | 1964 | |
| 2 |  | A survey to compare the educational preparation, related experience, and selected duties of Collegiate Athletic directors | Herron, Larry Gene | Coaches (athletics); College sports | 1. PROBLEM The problem was to provide descriptive information relative to the status of the collegiate athletic directorship, and the obtained data were analyzed to allow comparisons among the subjects representing the study's three groups regarding (1) educational background, (2) related experience... | 1969 |
| 3 |  | A study of boys and girls' clubs in Salt Lake City, Utah | Ledingham, Glen G. | Boys; Utah; Salt Lake City; Societies and clubs Girls; Utah; Salt Lake City; Societies and club | Nature of the problem during the last sixty years there has been an increasing attempt, in the United States, to provide recreational activities for youth and adults. Significant gains during this period are evidenced by the organization of the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Campfire Girls, Y.M.C.A., Y.W.... | 1949 |
| 4 |  | Comparative study of hooklying to longlying sit-up on college males | Allsop, Kent George | With the advent of increased interest in physical fitness in general and fitness tests in particular in the last few years many more people are involved in both organized and unorganized exercise programs than ever before in the history of the United states. Most exercises are beneficial for both ph... | 1968 |
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