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Show Signpost September 30,1980 page 6 CAB Sponsors Wildcat Safari The Weber State College Activities Board, in conjunction with the Newman Center and the L.D.S. Institute of Religion, is sponsoring the First Annual Wildcat Safari to he held on Friday, Oct. 3, on the campus of WSC. This will be a progressive activity involving nearly all areas of the campus and is open to all students. There will be relays, games and contests at the Residence Hall, a dinner at the L.D.S. Institute and the Newman Center, followed by a movie in the Union Building ballroom. The Safari begins at 6 p.m. and goes till 12 p.m. The cost for this activity is 82 per person. Tickets will be available through the safari booths this week in the Union Building and the L.D.S. Institute. STEREO Wt oHtr 90 day ovtr-th-(ounttr tichange AufWiitd DtoUrs I tit StUcriofl lit Prk! NEW 19 Inch WbH)3Mte rata;? Thinking The body is a mirror of the mind. It reflects what the body thinks of the self. If a person thinks highly of himself, then the body will respond by action which tend to reinforce this self-image. If "the mind thinks poorly of its self, then the body will reflect this attitude as well and as faithfully. And that is the secret. If you are feeling poorly and yet force your face to smile, you will feel better in a surprisingly short time. It is literally impossible to keep dark thoughts in your mind when you are keeping a smile on your face. William James, the father of Psychology, has postulated that our feelings will follow our actions. Thus, if you keep acting confidently you will grow to have confidence.If you maintain actions which reflect faith, you will-soon grow to have faith. The apostle Paul said much the same thing. In this day and age we are MICRO-WAVE KnowUdgtablt SalspopU No Deposit Necessary Free Maintenance Free Delivery Color Quasar (now for V. Reinforces often rushing at such a pace we are really not sure what to think of ourselves. Our minds are worn to a frazzle while our bodies are exhausted from countless demands. Little wonder that we do not have any time. One of the most important ways to have time is to take time. This may not make sense at first, but if one can for a moment visualize the consequences of taking time, the meaning will become apparent. First, if a person forces himself to take some time and to reserve it exclusively for rejuvenation, the ability to cope with problems will be increased due to the recovered vitality. During this rest-time the person will leave his mind free to rejuvenate itself and to reorient and establish its priorities. Recreation will truly be re-creation. The increased vigor and the fact of addressing onesself to the most important things first will produce a more refreshed person A i0k u rent) Self-image working more efficiently and more effectively. He will also be able to finish the day knowing that he has accomplished all of which he is able to on the most important things. This will enable the person to get the maximum rest during the night. Each of us is a magnet. Our personalities have polarities, with the ability to repel or to attract. In some the magnetic charge is so weak that there is very little, if any, sensed avareness of such a person's presence except when he speaks. Even then he will probably be disreguarded or discounted. In others it is so strong that it repels or attracts instantly. Can a person consciously change what he is, what he thinks of himself, and what will become of him as time goes on? Yes! A person can, indeed affect his 'luck' for the future. He can do so consciously, and in spite of what the world may be saying to him at any particular moment. The world will treat a person according to the way the person instructs the world to treat him. If the world observes him as a successful person, it will so treat him. If it perceives him as a bum, then this is the type of treatment he will receive. Few of us want to be a failure and be treated like a bum, and fewer yet realize that it is within the power of each of us to decide for ourself how we are to be treated and how beneficently the world will reward us. A cheerful personality and a healthy and positive self-regard can affect a person's destiny much more than his or her level of education.COLLEGE STUDENTS Improve your grades! Send $1.00 for your 306-page, research paper catalog. All academic subjects. Collegiate Research P.O. Box 25097H Los Angeles, Ca. 90025 Enclosed is $1.00. Please rush the catalog. Name Address City State ; Zip Editor-in-chief Maggi Holmes Managing Editor Bryan Sniffer Features Editor Wendy Moore !News Desk Sandra Downey Sports Editor Ron Bevan Photo Editor Charlie Pomerleau Copy Editor Maureen Eewis Reporters John Donahue Tom Horton Marty Martinez Karen McCrarken Donna Chapman Business Manager Julie Sumner Asst. Business Manager Tracy Socwell Salesmen Mark Jenson Don Pederson Production Manager Don Williams Layout and Art K(ly Rountree Sandy Downey Rick Jones Janversan Hamid The Weber State Signpost is published by the Media Board during fall, winter and spring quarters. It is producted as a laboratory newspaper for the Department of Communication. The Signpost is published Tuesday and Friday except during examination and vacation periods. Opinions expressed on the editorial page do not necessarily represent those of the student body, the administration, the WSC Media Board or that of the Signpost staff. Subscription price: $20 per school year. The office is located in the east side of the Union Building across from the games area. The mailing address is Signpost. Weber State College. no. 21 HI. 3T."0 Harrison Blvd.. Ogden Utah. 84KIH. |