| Show 41ov4ivoeow 10B me Sunday October The Salt Lake Tril Nonaesidents Flocking to 14 1990 Hustle Bustle of Modern Society Wears Many Many The stress of daily life is with single-parefamilies dual-caremarriages and many other rapid changes in society mmrmoisell USU's Campus — A predicted jump in enrollment at Utah State UniversiLOGAN (AP) Tension and MEDICAL NOTES ty has exceeded all expectations with more than 1000 students preregistered for fall quarter Richard W Jacobs director of Budget and Institutional Research said Wednesday the oncampus enrollment figure of 1161 students represents an 114 percent increase over last fall's figures When classes begin total enrollment is expected to exceed 14000 "We don't know all the reasons for the increase but we do know that of the 114 percent increase the number of actually increased by 18 percent" he said Jacobs said the figure came as engood news because rollment has been down substantially over the last decade "We just began to experience modest increases of 30 students and 60 students over the last two years respectively" he said To accommodate the increase Jacobs said the school has hired part-tim- e teachers and that many faculty members have taken on extra loads Because enrollment at USU increased by about 250 students in 1988 and about 400 in 1989 Jacobs said officials had anticipated beadditional students tween 400-60this year "" 'Am 'L 0 anxiety are "‘ director of the ' United Behavior Clinic in Salt Lake City However for some people stress reactions may become intense and persistent requiring professional assistance According to Dr Brown there are certain warning signs for stress reactions that are indicative of deeper and more complex problems for which help may be needed They include: Physical symptoms: frequent headaches ulcers high blood pressure chest pains and nausea Salt Lake Hotels Anticipate Salt Lake area hotels have reported to the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau that seven groups are collectively anticipating attendance of 5935 this week According to the International Association of Convention and Visitors n deleBureau surveys gates spend approximately $477 which will bring in revenues of $2830995 and taxes of $290176 Thirteen groups each with tttendance less than 25 will have an additional 180 attendees creating $85860 in additional revenues and $8800 in additional taxes Two travel-relate- d tours with an attendance of 128 will also visit Salt Lake this week Upcoming events at the Salt Palace: Utah Jazz vs Phoenix Suns Harmony International Convention (Formerly Sweet Ade lines) Total The Persian Gulf crisis has forced h postponement of a NATO seminar in Izmir Turkey Sunday through Oct 28 The cancellation affects two University of Utah graduate students and a U alumnus who were among 60 invited to attend A NASA spokesman told U students John Crepeau Byron L Hardy and graduate David Beckett the conference was delayed because of heightened tension in the Middle East following Iraq's invasion of Kuwait Izmir is a port city on Turkey's Aegean Coast Mr Crepeau is working toward a doctorate while Mr Hardy is earning his master's degree in mechanical engineering Mr Beckett is employed by the Boeing Co as a design engineer on America's space-researc- Women's Show Silver Collector Car Auction Upcoming Expo Mart events: Cat Show LPN Testing Mountain Textiles Show Sunday — Eight area hotels will host members of Harmony International (Formerly Sweet Ade lines) Doubletree Hotel will welcome 804 members Little America Hotel will host 909 Shilo Inn will welcome 464 and 742 members will meet at Salt Lake Hilton Howard Johnson Hotel will welcome 444 Harmony International members Red Lion Hotel will host 984 Salt Lake Marriott will welcome 970 and 277 will meet at Quality Inn City Center The Little America Hotel will host 49 from Total Quality Management Monday — University Park Hotel will host 60 from Financial Freedom ceive the award Wednesday at special dinner in the U Alumni House An associate professor at the University of California Santa Barbara Mr Giddings recently received an "Outstanding Junior Investigator" grant from the Department of Energy to support research in the fields of string theory particle theory and gravity After receiving his undergraduate degree at the University of Utah he attended Princeton supported by both National Science Foundation and Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowships He completed his master's and doctorate degrees at Princeton and became a research associate at Harvard He later was elected a Junior Fellow in the Harvard Society of Fel- Steven B Giddings a 1983 graduate of the University of Utah will be the recipient of the Ninth Annual Par Excellence the U Alumni ' ton by Young - tended University within 15 years and have given superior service ' - lt olthal - the the past - IC 414 ' ' at-4- Sixty students 30 each from the United States and Europe had been invited to the special workshop as part of NATO's International Scientific Exchange Program The program offers additional training for outstanding students in space studies especially those working toward advanced degrees or who have practical research experience in the academic world or private industry - Associa- - The award rec- ognizes individ- uals who have 1 different city - ' ' ' t ct) ' uk "s604- - ' ' f 1 - -- ' '' tat to the institution Mr Giddings community and their profession Mr Giddings who holds degrees in mathematics and physics and is currently involved in research concerning theoretical physics will re- - Off Iii YOUR hERNIA IMO GO HOME - o Speaking of stress the teenage years can be an overwhelming experience — whether you're a teenager or the parent of one For three days this week parents along the Wasatch Front will be offered new insights on one of their biggest challenges — raising teenagers Tuesday through Thursday Intermountain Health Care Psych Resources will be conducting free workshops for parents entitled "Surviving the Teenage Years" The workshops are designed to Tuesday — University Park Hotel will welcome 60 for the Cottonwood Heights Figure Skating Club Okto- m lr I— Ititi 1 ' 4-- 'II all 20 redy BOOKS - 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