| Show The Utah Statesman Monday September 28 1981 Page 49 1 Disabled Student Center serves many on campus vided for disabled students Rex Ivory program administrator of the Disabled Student Center says that the center “tries to coordinate and insure services for disabled students and make sure that they are helped" The center has an office for ' counseling and also provides location where the disabled students can socialise and study In addition physical therapy facilities are maintained for the benefit of disabled students The center serves students with disabilities of any kind Among them are students who have epilepsy students who have been in accidents students in wheelchairs students with muscular dystrophy and deaf or blind students There are four areas of service provided by the center For the deaf students the center provides interpreters (either oral or manual) for the blind they provide readers and they can obtain textbooks written in braille for the physically disabled they provide escorts to help the students from building to building The fourth area applies to of disabled students Note takers are provided for every disabled student who requests one Ivory emphasized that all these services are pro all types at no charge Some of the dorm rooms in various buildings around campus are primarily for students in wheelchairs however not all the buildings at USU have the facilities for them But the university is working on it according to Ivory "We have to justify for the law as well as the first-tim- Ask any "old" USU stu- dent and they will tell you in laundering one must follow die rules and the guidelines Remits can be costly if the hdes aren’t followed Ask ®°dtf or grandmother what happens when white clothing is mixed with colored Even with miracle machine-washab-le synthetic doers which have made wash days a lot easier for all a few laundry mistakes can be con- y °u d°n’ want to flunk Laundry 101" here are a rules that have been recommended by a major washing machine company 1 No jeans mixed with fc“CWe fabrics in the same her load The delicates will "a we battle and bear the ears forever 2 Don’t jam everything wash load Clothes “wd room to move and flex in ‘o get them dean Don’t mix dark colors Wl"i wbites unless you don’t if your whites become a in-“o- ne Mall 1300 North Mam 801 753-010- Logan Utah 84321 1 need” If a handicapped student has a class in a building that does not have the facilities for wheelchairs the center requests that the class be moved to another building more accessible to the student in the wheelchair Ivory says that there has been "super cooperation from the faculty and other students who have been asked to make accommodations for the han- UE CAN HflELP YOU VHTD SE3000 IFOR ALL PURPOSES BY NIUE This year the university will hold a Handicapped Awareness Week "Since this is International Year of Disabled Persons it is very exciting to be working with the disabled this year" says Ivory The Disabled Student Center is located on the first floor of the Animal Science building Ivory says that he anticipates that some 50 students will take advantage of the center this year dingy gray shade Whites pick up the discarded dirt and color tones from dark clothes 4 Don’t wash colored things in hot water they lose their brightness Some fade and lose color 5 Don’t bring loads of dirty clothes home for mom to do She’d rather spend time with you than the washing machine Here ia the list of absolute do’s Sort and separate clothing by colors whites darks mediums and by fabric and weight towels jeans shirts blouses socks etc 2 Check the washing instructions on the garment label 3 Pre-tresoiled and stained spots before putting the item in the wuher 4 Do use enough detergent Follow the manufacturer’s suggestion on the package Do read it 5 Do your laundry fairly often once a week or every other week if possible The longer you wait the harder it is to remove soils and stains The hard to remove turn into the impossible to remove 6 With today’s laundry equipment and these basic tips your clothes can look as nice at mid-teras they did when you first arrived on campus Do sit back and relax T BROOKS PUMA SAUCONY a ' o n Something new has been added o O o Samtone o Crrrtfird Master Tkyctconer o flourBalrt now offers Scnitono - 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