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c:sui-^
«^FCretJS
March 9,1994
IWSICJH /
Conservation Construction
' As part of the campus revitalization program to update seven acres of drip irrigation
systems, Daniel Reyas digs away on the last part of the project.
Photos
by
Hadi
YazdanPanah
In order to improve the landscape and prevent regrowth of already-cut trees, Victor Martinez digs up the
remaining tree roots in front of the music building.
Serbando Puga, left, and Gilbert Martinez place protective
posts around CSUF's water system which seperates the drinking water from the irrigation water.
Health Center offers 'self-serve' services
By Melissa Marksbury
StaffWriter
The CSUF Health Center offers
many walk-in "self-serve" services.
Numerous types of literature are
available on subjects like AI DS, healih
and treating the common cold. An
informative bulletin board allows everyone to read up on the common cold
and choose lhe option of sclf-ircat-
mcm. The health center suggests over-
the-counter medication for the common cold. Various medications can be
purchased at thc health centers pharmacy.
"Il was really quick and time saving
for me io go to the health center while
I was on campus," said Richard
Maccllus, a liberal studies major who
recendy self cured a common cold. "I
Massage
Continued from Page 1
iherapist, who with acupressure, alleviate pains associated with sinus headaches and congestion.
Shiatsu therapists apply pressure to
various points of the body to case menstrual pain, stress, tension and bring an
feeling of euphoria.
"With Shiatsu pressure to lhc skin,
die body naturally releases stimulants
and increases the blood flow producing a state of relaxation and rejuvenation," said Dodie Henry, instructor and
iherapist of Shiatsu.
just picked up what I needed instead of
balding crowds in a drug store. From
now on I'm going iodic health center."
People come to thc health center for
more ihan jusl illness now. HIV antibody testing is one service being offered. This new option is offered once
a week on alternate Tuesdays and
Thursdays. The test is a simple bkxxl
lest and costs S10.
Results are available in two weeks
and must be picked up in person.
Every aspect of lhe testing process
is anonymous. Names and ID numbers are not used to offer die most
privacy possible.
The testing program's purpose is to
help people become better informed
about HIV and to take precautions to
prevent infection. Anyone who has
Henry agrees.
"My clients range from a six-month-
old baby suffering from bronchitis to a
healthy 100-ycar-okl retired nurse pampering herself." said Henry.
The work of Henry's hands may
spell relief for the weary. Athletes are
among thc enlisted who reap the benefits of massage and Shiatsu therapy.
According to John Harris, founder
and dirccior of the Sports Massage
Training Institute of Encinitas. California, sports massages and therapy
prove essential in preventing potential
injuries. During treatments, therapist
works on troubled areas while they arc
in ihcir microtraumatic stage.
"Massage alone cannot create a win-
ning athlete, bul in conjunction with
been exposed to HIV should be tested.
Most common means of exposure
arc unprotected sex, injection drug use,
exposure to bkxxl or other body fluids,
and childbirth. An infected mother can
transmit the virus to her infant.
HealthCcntcrofficialssaidthailhcrc
are four benefits of testing for HIV: to
protect yourself, toavoid infecting others, for obtaining better hcaldi, and for
your own peace of mind.
Jennifer Maple agrees.
"Before I got tested I was so worried
and preoccupied. I did noi know if I was
infecied." she said." I am so at case no w
ami I'm gciting on with my life."
Maple, like many others, has taken
advantage of this service.
Odier services available to sludents
are nutritional information and an ex-
othcr variables, it can enhance the
chancesof staying in topathlciic shape,'-
said long-disuintc runner Jay Will urns.
Many eager to succumb to
acupressure sumulauoncan find weekly
visits financially exhausting. Average
visits range from S40-SS0 lor an hour
of spiritual and physical indulgence.
Kelly Cooke, a liberal studies major, treated herself to a semester of
massage. Only she was not receiving
the euphoric pleasure, bul sharing beneficial effects of massage.
Under instruction of Physical Edu-
cauon professor Dr. Billic Poston.
Cooke found herself immersed.
The one-unit course entails stroke
techniques and history of Swedish
massage.
Cynny Osborne, works wiih many issues regarding nutrition, such as, eating disorders and developing better
eating habits.
The CSUF Health Center's counseling department deals widi a wide
variety of issues that sludents have,
regardless of their content or extremity.
Thc Health Center has numerous
resources for students who need help or
who just wanl to lean: more about a
given topic.
For more information about HIV
testing or to make an appointment for a
test call 278-6796.
For general information or assistance call 278-2734.
"Thc op|x>rtunity to give to someone what I enjoyed all semester was
well worth the one unit class," said
Cooke.
To lie naked and w ailing, one might
conjure up thoughts of Asian houses
lull of smiling and eager girls willing to
massage clients in everyway possible.
For Fresnans. however, the sight of
a scarlet illuminated massage parlor
may be harder to find than expected.
Henry notes all masseurs are required
to be fingerprinted and under the careful eye of Fresno police vice-squads.
"Il is our nature to touch and be
touched. Wiih this, wc have discovered
thc pleasures of Shiatsu massage and
have learned to appreciate our mind,
body and spirit," said Henry.
Study
Continued from Page 2
decreased 14 percent during ihc same
period. Caucasian enrollment has decreased 22 percent.
Popularity of different majors has
changed as society needs havechanged.
According io thc CSU Division of
Analytic Studies, in 1961, there were
twice as many students majoring in
education than in any other field.
By mid-1980s, business and management took lead, wiih nearly Ihree
limes as many students than in other
majors. Bul limes have changed.
"Thc rise in business majors has
leveled off toaplaieau,"said Raymond.
"Health fieldsarc really growing now,"
Thc largest department is business
and adminisuation science with 2,741
sludents; the smallest, social sciences,
has 1.261.
Management is die largest specially
wiih 1,055 undergraduates. Chicano
studies has a mere two sludents.
Choice of major also plays a part in
a student's GPA. For example, 50.8
percent of education majors and 48.5
percent of health and social work majors receive an "A" average.
On the other hand, natural science
majors receive more "C" grades than
"A"s and "B"s.
Due to general education requirements, natural science and social sci
ence departments enroll most sludents.
Pony-nine percent of all students
arc between die ages of 20-24, while
the smallcstagcgroup,30-?i4, contains
only 7.5 percent
Of CSUFstudcnts,7()pcrccnicome
from Kings, Madera.Tularc.and Fresno
Counties. Tweniy-fivc percent come
from other counties, 0.9 percent from
other slates and 3.8 percenl from foreign countries.
INSIGHT
ADVERTISING
Everyone
'>aPAAL
^ Soy protected wth the
BUL, Quorums Personal Attack Alarm
that blasts 103dB (rain.) when you
simply pull the pin. Choose either the
standard or sports model. Carry it to
school, the mall, the park, wherever you
go. RWL lets outacryfcrhelp whenever
you need it And only Quorum giws
you that kind of tech- *~
nology and security
Call 432-2949
Plaque Mosaic
Burning Person
930pm
Sat.,3/12
Classic Rock:
SPIRIT
9:30pm
i avoilable
Thurs.,3/10
Bluegrass Greats:
Austin Lounge Lizards
w/ Drought Tolerant
9 30pti
Sun.,3/13
Fresno Artists Relief Trust
B-B-Q Potluck
5 00pm
Tues.,3/15
Open Mic Night
sign up O 8:00
freefreefree
Info. Vint: Z33-FRED ^
Happy Hour 5-7
Open Daily jpm-i
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Object Description
| Title | 1994_03 Insight March 1994 |
| Alternative Title | Insight (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Dept. of Journalism, California State University, Fresno. |
| Publication Date | 1994 |
| Description | Weekly during the school year. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 8 1969-v. 29, no. 23 (May 13, 1998, issue. Title from masthead. Merged with Daily collegian. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodials |
| Contributors | California State University, Fresno Dept. of Journalism |
| Coverage | October 8, 1969 - May 13, 1998 |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi, TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
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| Title | 012_Insight Mar 09 1994 p 4 |
| Alternative Title | Insight (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publication Date | 1994 |
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c:sui-^
«^FCretJS
March 9,1994
IWSICJH /
Conservation Construction
' As part of the campus revitalization program to update seven acres of drip irrigation
systems, Daniel Reyas digs away on the last part of the project.
Photos
by
Hadi
YazdanPanah
In order to improve the landscape and prevent regrowth of already-cut trees, Victor Martinez digs up the
remaining tree roots in front of the music building.
Serbando Puga, left, and Gilbert Martinez place protective
posts around CSUF's water system which seperates the drinking water from the irrigation water.
Health Center offers 'self-serve' services
By Melissa Marksbury
StaffWriter
The CSUF Health Center offers
many walk-in "self-serve" services.
Numerous types of literature are
available on subjects like AI DS, healih
and treating the common cold. An
informative bulletin board allows everyone to read up on the common cold
and choose lhe option of sclf-ircat-
mcm. The health center suggests over-
the-counter medication for the common cold. Various medications can be
purchased at thc health centers pharmacy.
"Il was really quick and time saving
for me io go to the health center while
I was on campus," said Richard
Maccllus, a liberal studies major who
recendy self cured a common cold. "I
Massage
Continued from Page 1
iherapist, who with acupressure, alleviate pains associated with sinus headaches and congestion.
Shiatsu therapists apply pressure to
various points of the body to case menstrual pain, stress, tension and bring an
feeling of euphoria.
"With Shiatsu pressure to lhc skin,
die body naturally releases stimulants
and increases the blood flow producing a state of relaxation and rejuvenation," said Dodie Henry, instructor and
iherapist of Shiatsu.
just picked up what I needed instead of
balding crowds in a drug store. From
now on I'm going iodic health center."
People come to thc health center for
more ihan jusl illness now. HIV antibody testing is one service being offered. This new option is offered once
a week on alternate Tuesdays and
Thursdays. The test is a simple bkxxl
lest and costs S10.
Results are available in two weeks
and must be picked up in person.
Every aspect of lhe testing process
is anonymous. Names and ID numbers are not used to offer die most
privacy possible.
The testing program's purpose is to
help people become better informed
about HIV and to take precautions to
prevent infection. Anyone who has
Henry agrees.
"My clients range from a six-month-
old baby suffering from bronchitis to a
healthy 100-ycar-okl retired nurse pampering herself." said Henry.
The work of Henry's hands may
spell relief for the weary. Athletes are
among thc enlisted who reap the benefits of massage and Shiatsu therapy.
According to John Harris, founder
and dirccior of the Sports Massage
Training Institute of Encinitas. California, sports massages and therapy
prove essential in preventing potential
injuries. During treatments, therapist
works on troubled areas while they arc
in ihcir microtraumatic stage.
"Massage alone cannot create a win-
ning athlete, bul in conjunction with
been exposed to HIV should be tested.
Most common means of exposure
arc unprotected sex, injection drug use,
exposure to bkxxl or other body fluids,
and childbirth. An infected mother can
transmit the virus to her infant.
HealthCcntcrofficialssaidthailhcrc
are four benefits of testing for HIV: to
protect yourself, toavoid infecting others, for obtaining better hcaldi, and for
your own peace of mind.
Jennifer Maple agrees.
"Before I got tested I was so worried
and preoccupied. I did noi know if I was
infecied." she said." I am so at case no w
ami I'm gciting on with my life."
Maple, like many others, has taken
advantage of this service.
Odier services available to sludents
are nutritional information and an ex-
othcr variables, it can enhance the
chancesof staying in topathlciic shape,'-
said long-disuintc runner Jay Will urns.
Many eager to succumb to
acupressure sumulauoncan find weekly
visits financially exhausting. Average
visits range from S40-SS0 lor an hour
of spiritual and physical indulgence.
Kelly Cooke, a liberal studies major, treated herself to a semester of
massage. Only she was not receiving
the euphoric pleasure, bul sharing beneficial effects of massage.
Under instruction of Physical Edu-
cauon professor Dr. Billic Poston.
Cooke found herself immersed.
The one-unit course entails stroke
techniques and history of Swedish
massage.
Cynny Osborne, works wiih many issues regarding nutrition, such as, eating disorders and developing better
eating habits.
The CSUF Health Center's counseling department deals widi a wide
variety of issues that sludents have,
regardless of their content or extremity.
Thc Health Center has numerous
resources for students who need help or
who just wanl to lean: more about a
given topic.
For more information about HIV
testing or to make an appointment for a
test call 278-6796.
For general information or assistance call 278-2734.
"Thc op|x>rtunity to give to someone what I enjoyed all semester was
well worth the one unit class," said
Cooke.
To lie naked and w ailing, one might
conjure up thoughts of Asian houses
lull of smiling and eager girls willing to
massage clients in everyway possible.
For Fresnans. however, the sight of
a scarlet illuminated massage parlor
may be harder to find than expected.
Henry notes all masseurs are required
to be fingerprinted and under the careful eye of Fresno police vice-squads.
"Il is our nature to touch and be
touched. Wiih this, wc have discovered
thc pleasures of Shiatsu massage and
have learned to appreciate our mind,
body and spirit," said Henry.
Study
Continued from Page 2
decreased 14 percent during ihc same
period. Caucasian enrollment has decreased 22 percent.
Popularity of different majors has
changed as society needs havechanged.
According io thc CSU Division of
Analytic Studies, in 1961, there were
twice as many students majoring in
education than in any other field.
By mid-1980s, business and management took lead, wiih nearly Ihree
limes as many students than in other
majors. Bul limes have changed.
"Thc rise in business majors has
leveled off toaplaieau,"said Raymond.
"Health fieldsarc really growing now,"
Thc largest department is business
and adminisuation science with 2,741
sludents; the smallest, social sciences,
has 1.261.
Management is die largest specially
wiih 1,055 undergraduates. Chicano
studies has a mere two sludents.
Choice of major also plays a part in
a student's GPA. For example, 50.8
percent of education majors and 48.5
percent of health and social work majors receive an "A" average.
On the other hand, natural science
majors receive more "C" grades than
"A"s and "B"s.
Due to general education requirements, natural science and social sci
ence departments enroll most sludents.
Pony-nine percent of all students
arc between die ages of 20-24, while
the smallcstagcgroup,30-?i4, contains
only 7.5 percent
Of CSUFstudcnts,7()pcrccnicome
from Kings, Madera.Tularc.and Fresno
Counties. Tweniy-fivc percent come
from other counties, 0.9 percent from
other slates and 3.8 percenl from foreign countries.
INSIGHT
ADVERTISING
Everyone
'>aPAAL
^ Soy protected wth the
BUL, Quorums Personal Attack Alarm
that blasts 103dB (rain.) when you
simply pull the pin. Choose either the
standard or sports model. Carry it to
school, the mall, the park, wherever you
go. RWL lets outacryfcrhelp whenever
you need it And only Quorum giws
you that kind of tech- *~
nology and security
Call 432-2949
Plaque Mosaic
Burning Person
930pm
Sat.,3/12
Classic Rock:
SPIRIT
9:30pm
i avoilable
Thurs.,3/10
Bluegrass Greats:
Austin Lounge Lizards
w/ Drought Tolerant
9 30pti
Sun.,3/13
Fresno Artists Relief Trust
B-B-Q Potluck
5 00pm
Tues.,3/15
Open Mic Night
sign up O 8:00
freefreefree
Info. Vint: Z33-FRED ^
Happy Hour 5-7
Open Daily jpm-i
■fredN
n-lainJ
Batter Fred than dead! CLUB FRED 1426 N. Van Ness Ave.
J§ Buy One Get One Free [ffi
I
7024NC«l*,A„.Fre>no I mMj^* 297-8899
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