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Jan. 18, 2001 RECREATION Spring into shape Looking to keep that New Year’s resolution about getting into shape? The Recreation Department is the place to keep it. Faculty, staff and students can use the swimming pools, basketball courts, squash courts and tennis facilities at Hutchinson and Gimbel Gyms free of charge. In addition, fitness center memberships, locker and towel service and personal trainers are available at reasonable rates. Penn Recreation also offers a host of instructional programs for those looking to either learn a new sport or activity or improve their skills, and intramural leagues and tournaments for those who enjoy the thrill of competition. Complete information about Penn Recreation’s facilities, instructional programs and spring activities, including fees and hours, can be found at www.upenn.edu/recreation or by calling 215-898-6100.