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E-PrinceWalter Snook ’13 has two hours of ROTC physical training each week but also exercises one-and-a-half to three hours per day on his own.
“It’s a very good stress reliever,” he explained. “When you’re working out, you can ...
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Exercise in reasonable amounts is great for both physical and mental health, for grad students as well as undergrads. It's too bad that the University doesn't recognize this in the scheduling of Dillon Gym, which has extremely reduced hours during fall, winter, spring, and summer breaks, when most grad students, faculty, and staff are still around campus.
Contrary to popular opinion, just because undergrads are gone doesn't mean the need for stress reduction has similarly disappeared.
@GS. The worst is when Dillion is only open from 12-6 on summer weekends. If you want to use Dillon, you have to do so at an awkward time in the middle of the day. It's very inconvenient
Katie!!!! You WOULD quote her, O.
WALTER IS SUCH A G!!!!
hey Tyler Nase....YOU SUCK
just kiddin' love ya ;)
hey tyler you suck
no really
Why isn't the gym open on Easter? Holidays are when many of us want to exercise the most!