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tion as athletes would help them sell goods or at least get public good-will for their employers, L In some nstances athletics, or some phase of it, turns out to be a student's life work. For instance some athletes go into, coaching, some teach physical Teducation, others go Into recréa-

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3 you have a personal job problem, write James Grayson, | in care of The Times.

| tional work, and others go out| as representatives of firms which sell athletic supplies and equip-| ment. :

Some famous athltes have! cashed in on their reputations gained in college athletics, But] many have never tried to do this. | They have been content to go along as other people. There is| no way of proving their their col} lege athletics have not helped | them in their business careers.) However, the same amount of time spent at something else] while in college might have been just as profitable in the long run. When participation in college, athletics interferes with your

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there might be serious question) as to how advisable athletic par-' ticipation would be. If your college is small and you are one of the best candidates Yor the varsity, you might be helping the school by going out for the team. | Somtimes prospective employ: | ers ask about the extra-curricular activities of college seniors whom) they are considering employing. | An all-round student -gets more favorable consideration than does the grind. Of course one can make good grades and be an all-round student at the same time. Many business and professional men, who were college ath-! letes claim that competitive athletics taught them to give and] take’ and be square-shooters,! something which has been very | helpful to them in their busi: ness and professional lives. I hope you make the team.

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