<p>hi guys,
i’m a new grad student at harvard (i’m officially starting next monday), and i was wondering about PE classes, which I can’t find any info on (i only found these lame group exercise classes on the website). Specifically, I want to take soccer and tennis classes, this summer and throughout the year. Does anybody have any information on this?
thanks!</p>
<p>i currently go here during the summer so… here is the IM schedule</p>
<p>sunday: </p>
<p>6-8 Soccer All (cumnock)
8-10 softball (jordan)</p>
<p>Monday
5-7 Ultimate frisbee (webster)</p>
<p>Tuesday
5-7 soccer (For the Secondary Students only) NOT US
6:30-8:30 volleyball (MAC)</p>
<p>Weds
6:30-8:30 womens basketball(MAC) </p>
<p>Thursday
6:30-8:30 Men’s Basketball (MAC) </p>
<p>Friday
4-6 Soccer Everyone (MAC)</p>
<p>and i’m pretty sure the MAC is open during the weekdays, but check athletic facilities site to confirm the dates</p>
<p>I am pretty sure that they don’t hold formal PE classes during the summer so your out of luck… you have to wait until the fall semester starts which is august 28th i believe. Your only choice is to join intramural sports during the summer</p>
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<p>MAC is closed on Fridays?</p>
<p>i guess… it looks like the schedule is M-R noon to 9pm. But it should change during the regular school year. Summer schedule is screwed up.</p>
<p>cool, just kinda weird there’s soccer at MAC on Fridays then. so you’re in eliot? how’s that going? do the summer students do anything fun cause i don’t know anybody yet</p>
<p>i live in kirkland, so far the summer semester has been okay. If you’re a fairly young grad student i suggest you going to annenberg for food so as to meet people. Surprisingly besides class i haven’t found much to do, but it would be different if i were of legal age to do stuff. Go by the redline at night, it’s pretty lively there and you’ll be able to meet people very easily</p>
<p>hey sweet thanks. are you sure the soccer is on Sunday @ Cumnock? cause I went today (Saturday) and there were a bunch of summer school students there. I’ll go again tomorrow if there’s a game on, but just want to make sure.</p>
<p>thats what my sheet says. so yep</p>
<p>Redline is a terrible bar!</p>
<p>Better places include… Shays + Grendel’s Den (both on JFK). Daedalus (on Mt. Auburn). Grafton St. and, hell, even the Hong Kong (2nd or 3rd floor) are better!</p>
<p>As a grad student, you should have access to Dudley House. I know in the past it’s been shared by grad students and undergrads doing research (as part of the PRISE program) - it might be a good place to meet people.</p>
<p>Also, I know the life science folks play a lot of beach volleyball out by <a href=“%5Burl=http://map.harvard.edu/level3.cfm?mapname=camb_allston&tile=F6&quadrant=D&series=N]Harvard%20University%20Detail%20Map[/url]”>biolabs</a> (and I think they have friday afternoon happy hours!). Definitely something you could try to crash, especially if that’s your field.</p>