| Show Thursday April 25 1991 RHA to (continued from page 1) OEIections— serve students fg—il-T- ”- OSmoking lions One way he hopes to do willingness to take action this is through an orientation for Huntsman vividly displayed her this students new desire Hopefully through hor active camA meeting will be held oh feel more comstudents make will paigning As a source of motivaTuesday April 30 at 7 pm in the their in new surroundings tion Huntsman shared a quote she New Dam Lounge to organize a fortable strives to live by “superia deterResidence Hall Association an Bisquctasaid vice activities As mination always succeeds superia president organization dedicated to serving stuthe to Rod put hopes Belnap potential" the students in the residence halls in a “position to win" dent body "The purpose of an RHA is to He hopes to create a more orgaNow that she has the opportuencourage communication between activities associcreative nized and nity to take action she says she is the students of the residence halls activities at ation and plan good excited scared and nervous Howand the Housing Administration ever she did share some real to focus on the specific needs of the right times Belnap stresses the n-taking enhance should ideas Huntsman students in the residence hall that activities school experience not be the to bring in interesting hopes community to promote opportuacaand lost cause of scholarships speakers and conduct theme weeks nities for development of leaderdemic probation “I am impressed such as election week and drug and ship skills and to create and exwith the caliber of students here alcohol week change ideas involving the betterdesire that they have to the and "This ofTice is one huge rement of residence life" according their achieve potential” sponsibility" Huntsman said to a pamphlet called "How to In running fa academic vice "Because it's so hard however I Build An RHA" think it will inspire me to work president Valerie Huntsman During the meeting the initiaand motivation that way" stressed her desire tion of a RHA will be discussed Forming a constitution and orga- - H I Qw nizing elections fa 1991-9- 2 offi- - w cere will also take place Among those wishing to ban Prozac are the Citizens Commission Ryan Frazier one of the RHA on Human Rights In spite of their efforts it was not until May 24 aganizers said "Many colleges in 1990 that any type of warning appeared on the label of Prozac prescriphave an the Intermountain-Wes- t tion bottles RHA fa the benefit of the stuSo why in the face of overwhelming evidence does the FDA drag dents in the residence halls If its feet on the banning of thb potentially deadly drug? I believe money CEU plans to keep up with the the answer other colleges in the state an b Eli Lilly the pharmaceutical company that markets the drug RHA b most definitely needed showed ova $7 million in profit last yea alone Although the survivThe RHA b essentially a stuvictims of the Wcslbcckcr shooting have hired a lawyer and are sudent government fa the students ing ing Eli Lilly the company refuses to recall the drug When asked about living in on campus housing the incidences of violent bchavia and suicidal tendencies they reply providing legislation and activities that the the drug are already depressed and that people like patients using for the students living in the dorms who will be the RHA members” "It’s about time we had an i i i like this Now maybe INGREDIENTS: we can get a few things fixed that Officio! Sponsor of Suga Wheal need to be fixed" Tony Benjamin the 1972 Olympics and a whole bunch head of the New Dorm committee of other stuff said The leaders fa the RHA which are to be chosen by elecProduct must be chewed very tion are expected to meet once a carefully or it will suddenly mostly burst Into flame week to discuss the dorms and RODENT those living within them The leaders are also invited to attend INFORMATION: NUTRITIONAL conferences held every yea with CONTAINS NO NUTRITION other RHA's to discuss new ideas "P I I There arc three major conferences a yea Each RHA also receives a actio- themselves and face the reality of ally the heaviest smokers inalcohol were and tobacco If drug use legal illegal It b time to stop blaming the troduced as new products today user fa being the way they are and the Food and Drug Administration offer would likely never permit the understanding hope caring and chance for recovery Drug a "War marketed The be to products d prevention b not a blame game it on Drugs" is somewhat b a personal responsibility game Of the illegal we say "destroy the The rethe and game b an important one pushers crops execute Our lives habilitate the users" Of the legal air children's lives and the future of our culture de"subsidize the we shape crops say drugs how on well we take the repend exonerate the pushers and blame the users" sponsibility today How bod docs it need to get before we put aside The field of drug prevention b our contemptible pride and apathy now recognizing tobacco as a ma-j- a and do something about this thing "gateway" drug Drug prevention starts with the basics It starts we call drag addiction The choice b ours at home with concerned loving If you are interested in getting parents and family members It help fa any chemical dependency starts with the knowledge that the problem and are interested in referbest example b a "no drug use” ral sources contact the Student example It starts with people who are willing to become honest with Awareness Center in the Library a two-face- D A w £7 Q P rl (continued from page 2) Wesibccker are merely the ones the drug has no effect upon In all fairness to Eli Lilly thb may be true in as many as half the cases but the remaining half still pose a big question mark Eli Lilly has been invited many times to said representatives to public hearings on the drug so that they may defend their product but to my knowledge have yet to do so The members of the FDA frequently are hired by pharmaceutical companies after they retire from the administration If they were lobe responsible fa a ruling that denied Eli Lilly their enormous profits then the board members would find it difficult if not impossible to land a position with a pharmaceutical company After all who among us b willing to bite the hand that may feed us? post-retireme- mmt mm 'i&sm nt They can't J Prove thing-- 1 1 poisibly y N0NCARCIN0GENC y If for any reason you are not satisfied with this product then we will take it and shove it down your ungrateful FREE Utile throat of the "Milestone” which newsletter b produced WEDNESDAY THURSDAY by FRIDAY College and University Residence Halb the region in which CElTs propositional RHA would be located "We need everyone's support at the meeting with their ideas fa what the proposed RHA and like would and goals they changes in the on to see campus housing" Frazier said They request that everyone especially those planning to live in the dorms next yea at- Japanese Dinner 7pm Nswpapsr Bermuda Shorts Day WEDNESDAY THURSDAY fa Beach Dance 9pm BR BBrUVCCatCEU Baseball Sunfest 1pm Gardner Field Helper FRIDAY SATURDAY u BB: Snow at CEU 1pm and 3pm Helper 4 DrIN Team Tryouts 1:00pm Dance (BR) Free fzOOpir tend and exciting living environment in the dorms" Frazier concluded SATURDAY 7 the Intermountain Affiliate of They are also expressing an invitation to anyone interested in being involved with the government of the RHA "We are looking fa a few ambitious people that would like to see some changes and want to promote a fun i 0 M copy I MONDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Mr CEU Last Day to Drop Classes Pagaent 9:00pm (LT) I "The JSSESESL Musical Comady FRIDAY SATURDAY H§ HU DlnnerPlav 9:00pm AR Fbhlpfl Contest J order's o I the 1940'S" Geary Theauo 7X)0pml "Parents Stay Away DayN1-3pm(B- R) |
