1993_12 The Daily Collegian December 1993

              Thursday, Dec 2,1993
Qftje Uatlp Collegian
News—5
Paper, from page 4
Stress, from page 3
Then, they use it to" weigh down
their backpacks for the rest of the
For these students, myself in¬
cluded, if it weren't for the last
minute, they would get nothing
done. But, of course, that's what
college is all about... to live and
team, procrastinate, and make the
same mistakes over and over again.
Stina Katchadourian v
Author of "Efronla: An Armenian
Love Story", will be in trie General
Book Department of Kennel    /^
Bookstore on Friday Dec: 3rd from
. 11:00am--1:00pm . -   _
Ruben Navarrette
Author of "A Darker Shade of Crimson:
Odyssey of a Harvard Chlcano", will pe
In the General Book Department of Kennel
Bookstore on Friday Dec. 3rd from
4:00pm - 6:00pm
Paul Ogden   .
Author of "Chelsea: The
Story of a Signal Dog",
wil| be In the General   '
Book Department of
Kennel Bookstore orf
Saturday Dec. 4th
from 10:00am -11:30am
Lower Level
: 278-4286
"Probably one of the biggest
challenges in the first year is to
find that" balance." he said. **You
have to find a way to manage your¬
self here — to manage your living
situation and the whole new aca¬
demic world."'.
Pfhtgrath emphasize that the
adjustment period varies, with
some adapting immediately and
others needing more time. "We
emphasize, individuality. Some
may make the transition very
quickly and for others it may take
some time," be said.
Pflugrath stressed the impor¬
tance of discussing one's feelings
during this transition stage.
"I suggest for freshmen that they
talk about it, maybe with their
roommate, a resident adviser or
counseling services," he said. "If
students find they are in a repetitive
pattern and they can't get out, it's
very important to talk about it"
From personal experiences and
possibly through counseling.
Pflugrath said stress management
skills will develop slowly.
"Every year you will get a little
better dealing with stressful situa¬
tions. You have to meet these chal¬
lenges in a constructive way in¬
stead of trying to avoid them. You
have to take some risks to make a
change," he said.
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