ninnawrnmr 1 Forensics rank nationally The Cross Examination Debate Association released its annual rankings of college debate squads across the nation and CEU nmked second among all junior colleges second in the Rocky Mountain region and 16(h in the nation among all colleges and universities Coaches Neil Warren and Scott Pullan are extremely pleased with their squad's performance The College of Eastern Utah lost the top jTny college posi-tio- n to their strongest competition Bakersfield College of California CEU had remained ahead until the later put of the season Bakersfield attended several larger tournaments allowing them to accumulate more points and edge ahead of the CEU squad In the Rocky Mountain Region which includes Nevada Utah Colorado Arizona New Mexico Idaho Wyoming and Montana CEU placed second be hind the Air Force Academy The CEU squad was also able to beat long time competitors such as Arizona State who finished third and Rides College Kansas State again captured the national championship followed by UCLA Cental State and Southern Illinois The CEU squad improved on last yeart standings The CEU squad had placed third among junior colleges sixth in the Rocky Mountain region and 51st in the nation against the excess of 300 colleges and universities who participate in intercollegiate value debate This year's squad has also broken the school trophy record Last year the record was set at 176 trophies and 56 other awards This year the CEU team won 271 trophies and 73 other awards CEU competed in 14 tournaments this season and brought home 13 team sweepstakes trophies Funding needed to open library Saturdays Kristin Kohlmeier staff writer Why is the library open on Sundays and not on Saturdays? This question has been asked by students across the campus According to Bob Meyers the an- swer is very simple When Mayers first came to CEU a (ead count was taken at the Meyers believed that no student would use the library in the mom- ing or at night The option of reopening the li- brary on Saturdays is not corn- plctely out of the question although it would be expensive Over 30 thousand dollars is needed to keep it open for four hours a Saturday An employee would also need to be paid wages library every Saturday throughout MIn order to reopen the library the year An average of about five students used it on that day on Saturdays there would need to Prior to its closing on a Saturday be a major commitment on the the library used to be open for four part of the student body" Meyers hours in the afternoon because concluded Suntans indicate skin damage mb&mt CPi- - A suntan was once considered the sign of good health But in the past few yean more and more people have learned that there are some unhealthy effects of sun exposure They include early aging of the skin and skin cancer About 80 percent of the damage done through sun exposure happens during the first 18 years of life so protection from the sun is important early in life A suntan is actually the body's reaction to an injury caused by the sun The skin (tokens by producing more pigment called melanin as a way of protecting itself from the sun's dangerous ultraviolet rays These rays do not only cause sunburns and suntans they also do invisible damage which adds up year after year After 20 or 30 years the built up damage lo the skin's cell surfaces as wrinkles age spots and skin cancer Skin cancer affects more than 600000 Americans every year making it the most common cancer in our country Most Students can earn credit through cooperative education Kristin Kohlmeier staff writer Cooperative education Is a program tint enables a student to work and receive college credit for working in the field they are majoring in Cooperative work can provide experia student with ence The program is based on the Individual Each student sets their own objectives with the help of a coordinator and their employer who will evaluate them later on-the-j- ob If a student is already employed they can enroll in the pro- - gram as long as the employer is willing to participate Cooperative Education students are paid more than minimum wage There are four good reasons to "You cannot lose because you are always learning what you are good apply for Cooperative Education evaluto student a at and what you enjoy” Kathy These allow field Painter director of CHJ's Job ate a chosen occupational acbecome Placement£oopcntive Education prior to graduation demands stated Tf you do not like where with placed upon quainted the have opportunity you are working at you will employees skills of know that that may not be the required to experience job deterand field you should go into” specific occupations mine future opportunities More than 34 job opportunities are offered through CEU raging from accounting and art to hydraulics and welding Many InirsdciNMnWilVVll If interested in working this summer and earning credit while doing so contact Kathy Painter in the student activity center hi people will develop a form of skin cancer called basal cell carcinoma which is usually on areas like the neck and face Squamos cell carcinoma occurs less frequently and is more serious It is usually found on the ears and lips The most dangerous type of skin cancer is malignant melanoma It will be responsible for over 6500 deaths this year There is hope however Most skin cancers can be cured if detected and treated early The best way to avoid skin cancer is to protect your skin from the harmful rays of the sun beginning in childhood and continuing throughout life The American Academy of fWmatnlngy pbliyhfff hg "ABCS for fun in the sun" Slay away from the sun during the peak hours of lOajn to 3 pjn Avoid sunbathing Do not sun-expos- ed sunburn One severe sunburn can double the chances of developing melanoma later in life Use a sunscreen with a Sun Protection Factor of at least IS Apply sunscreen at least 20 minutes before going outdoors i reapply at least every two hours Make sure to cover lips and ears well Reapply after swimming or sweating Keep infants under six months out of the sun Wear a wide brimmed hat long sleeved shirt and pants when outdoors for any length of time Lastly spread the wood about sun protection to your family and friends For more information on sun protection send a business envelope to the American Academy of Dermatology PO box 3116 Evanston IL 60204-311- 6 self-address-ed Henderson to study acting in London Ryan Frazier professionals” "It is highly competitive to be A CEU instructor will be goaccepted” Henderson explained She had to present a resume a ing to England from June 13 to for 6 drama a Aug photograph and an explanation of training program why she wanted to enroll in the Dian Henderson said Tm goprogram After progressing past to the first stage she had to travel to ing study acting at the Royal National Theater in London" Her San Francisco to audition for enstudy will be the final three weeks rollment in late March of die trip and will begin in the "I feel quite privileged to be and continue into the morning accepted” she said Tm still in shock It doesn't seem real" evening every day Henderson had high hopes for "It is very prestigious Being able to say I trained there will help the program "It will be stretchme to get work almost anywhere" ing demanding and challenging Thai's what I want! I expect to be Henderson said The people attendblown away I think just the expeing are from all over the English rience of visiting another culture speaking world and consist of actresses acton directors and will be a growing experience" she said others "You're working with top Artsentertalnment co-edit- or