1984_04 The Daily Collegian April 1984

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•Personals
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Monday April 9.1984
The Daily Collegian
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ition dipictir
iguez performed a
npus to promote hi
I life as he saes it.
Teachers
awarded
grants
CSUF professors Philip Lane and
Alfred CUasscn have each been awarded
$3,000 grant, from the National Endow¬
ment for the Humanities to attend special
Anorexia for the well-to-do'
triggered by an individual's psyche but
visible in her physique — predominantly
occurs among 15 to 25-year-old females
from the well-to-do social classes, said Dr.
Peter D. Slade, speaking to a group of
professionals and students at the Califor¬
nia School of Professional Psychology in
Fresno last Thursday.
"Before you begin to understand it, you
have to find out why ihey do what they
do," said the spcialisl from the Liverpool
University Medical School in England
who has conducted clinical and research
studies on eating disorders for 17 years.
Dissatisfaction with one's self and life,
combined with a low self-esjeem and a
c, are the major con-
.apotentialanortxic.
life that provides positive reinforcement,
plus, nothing is good enough anyway,
because of their perfectionistic tenden-
Anotaer misconception ii
■ningdi
le label "the
Dr. Lane is a professor i
of the CSUF radio-television program.
Lane will use his NEH gTant to attend
the UCLA seminar on "Television: Form
and Function." Twelve seminar partici¬
pants will research and discuss television
and television criticism today from the
As part of the summer program. Dr.
Lane will complete an independent re¬
search project on "The formal structure
and ideology of'Hill Street Blues'."
Dr. Claassen. a sociology professor,
will attend an eight-week summer seminar
at UC, Berkeley studying "Business in the
History of American Society."He said the
seminar will look al the social changes
business has undergone during the history
changes and the development of the
American business regulatory structure.
Background
important
Gail (Wasser)  Webber's professional
', backjrrottmi as coordinator of the wo¬
men's studies program at CSUF will bring
appointment as a member of the board of
trustees of the San Joaquin College of
Law.
"We believe that she represents an
important pan of the educational com¬
munity through her position at Fresno
State. We sought td improve our relations
Board President Oliver Wanger.
Webber's experience in coordinating
the women's studies program will provide
a valuable link for students at the College
of Law because approximately half of
them are female, said Wanger.
Established in 1970 by Wanger. the late
honorable Dan Eyemann, and John
Loomis, the College of Law is the only one
■ in the San Joaquin Valley accreditated by
the State Bar of California.
-Historically, it has been ranked in the
top three law schools in the state, and in
the past bar exam results in November, we
were ranked first by the State Bar," said
Wanger.
The n<
approximately 200 students enrolled, he
said.
n-profit organization now has
Slade said.
weight, a
attained
her life, and continues dieting for that'
satisfaction, he said.
"The only thing you can actually have
your own body. So weight control be¬
comes the sole, positive reinforcing con¬
trol of their life, and the consequences arc
very powerful," he said.
"It is a coping strategy, which in one
sense works, but at the same time doesn't
allow the person to come to grips with the
real problem that set it in motion in the
first place," he said.        ' '
The notion that anorexia nervosa stems
from a physical disorder or a loss of appe¬
tite is a myth, said Slide.
"The term comes'from the Greeks, and
means a loss of appetite of a nervous
origin," he said. "An aversion to food has
Webber earned her bachelor's and mas¬
ter's degrees at CSU F and has worked as a
community resource development special-
for the 'California Association of the
"The problem with that underlying
.fully losing    assumption is that if you go on a diet,
you're at risk — sutistkaly that's untrue
- ot the majority of the population that    Physically H.nd.caPr>ed, as well asd.rcc-
'     * y v tor of the Re-Entry Program at Frann
• See Dtsortler, pa* 3   aty Collet*.
Inside sports:
Fresno State's Matt Mileham
unravels tbe second longest hamiaer
throw tn collegiate history Satnr*Uy
'afternoon in'tbe Fretno Bee Games.
See story, page 6.