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Show Campus Erie Women's suffrage video to be shown The Women's Studies and Services for Women are proud to present the video "One Woman, One Vote." as part of their video series presentations. Interested students are invited to attend Wednesday. This week's feature is part one of the documented 70-year struggle for women's suffrage. The film will also talk about the culmination of this struggle by the passage of the 19th Amendment. Videos sponsored by the Women's Studies and Services for Women will be held at 12:30 p.m. in Room 141 of the student Smoking From front page with the restrictions. "One thing we'd like to do is add a roof to an enclosed area between the dorms where smokers would be outside, but protected from the elements," Bivens said. "Right now we don't have the funding." Bivens said the campus has ash cans outside the front doors of Promontory Tower, with benches where smokers can sit. "In the summer, we have to remind the smokers to close the front doors when they light up," Bivens said. Dawn Fitzpatrick, community health specialist for the Weber-Morgan District Health Department, said that emergency room employees see the results of second-hand smoke all the time, in the form of asthma attacks and ear infections."Second-hand smoke is one of two major risk factors causing Sudden Infant Death Syndrome ," Fitzpatrick said. "We encourage mothers with young children to stop smoking and to protect theirchildren from second-hand smoke. Their lungs are too small to handle it." Building From front page Bob Folsom in Architecture Services said the numbers will be renovated, "only when someone else funds it." jrXf As 0mM WE GUARANTEE WHOLESALE! (Diamond t)reann attention 2485 Grant Avenue, Suite 212 CTIJ DENTS' (Creston Plaza) Ogden, Utah f I U(y ' Call for an Appointment ; services center. This film was produced as part of the American PBS series. Experiencing God weekend Utah-Idaho Baptist Campus Ministries presents an "Experiencing God" weekend Nov. 1-3 at Mountain View Baptist Church, 2585 East 3000 North in Layton. All students are invited to attend the weekend beginning Friday at 8 p.m. Cost is $10. Students should bring a sleeping bag and pad, pillow, towel, Bible, writing pad and personals. The health department offersclasses free of charge to help individuals kick the habit. - "We have a class starting Nov. 7 that runs every Thursday evening for six weeks," Fitzpatrick said. Among the topics covered are methods used for quitting, motivation, goal setting, "recovery" symptoms to expect, health benefits and information on nutrition and exercise. "Some people opt to use the nicotine patch, which is more successful when combined with a six-week class," Fitzpatrick said. "Our students form a support group for each other through the six weeks, where they can share their feelings." This Thursday has been designated as ' 'Utah ' s No Tobacco Day' ' in conj unction with Red Ribbon Week. Another important date coming up is Nov. 21, "The Great American Smoke Out." "We encourage smokers to give it up for a 24-hour period on Nov. 2 1 , and for some, it's enough to kick the habit for life," Fitzpatrick said. For smokers interested in quitting, they can contact Dawn Fitzpatrick at 399-8 1 06. In addition to classes, we have a self-help packet which we send to people to get them started," Fitzpatrick said. He said the change depends totally on funds.when there is extra money and the social science building is in greatest need, it will get done. He did mention plans for auniver-siiy-wide numbering system and said to look in the student service building or the union building for an example. DON'T pay retail for Diamond Jewelry! taui, MVia luipmtni hamoniv. ! I t-mmk. (If fv. iwtf fc i- fir v 1 1 This i7onr EiurG a bitt... Nursing students Maria Thompson and Angie Price (in bed) practice some of their patient-care skills as part of their studies in WSU's nursing program. If you find an error in The Signpost, please contact the section editor or the editor in chief. A list of phone numbers can be found on page 4. Submissions Items for the Campus Calendar or Campus Briefs should be sent to Melissa Karren. FAX to 626-7401. Items can also be brought to The Signpost offices. Shepherd Union Building Room 267. The Signpost offices are located down the hall between Pretzelmaker and Wildcat Corner, across from Wildcat Lanes. Items can be mailed to: . The Signpost 21 10 University Circle Ogden, UT 84408-2110 ECCF Weekly Activities Bible Tuesdays at 12:30 p.m. Shepherd Union Building Rm 330 Join us for an hour of Bible study and fellowship as we study the book of Joshua. Bibles and study materials are provided. 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