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ment facility: "1 found that
not coming in as often for i
comparison with the number of men,
(partially) due to the stronger stigma at¬
tached. They felt more remorse and shame,
and when they did come in, they were
much worse off."
When Bongiovanni wrote her master's
thesis at CSUF in the early 70s regarding
alcoholic women the only difference she
noted in treatment programs was "pulling
the curtain" to allow women to dress in
But treatment methods must vary
drinking habit can be affected by her
body's changing hormonal levels and her
attitude toward recovery by a lower self-
esteem says Bongiovanni. In addition,
women are twice as likely to become what
she called "dually-addicted."
often with complaints of emotional prob¬
lems." she explained, they're more likely
be taking some type of medication.
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such as tranquilizers, and will become
dually-addicted."
"As far as we know, it is the only course
in the country that specifically addresses
the issue," said Gail Wasser, coordinator
of the Women's Studies Program which
offers the three-unit class 7-10 p.m.
Mondays.
The March of Dimes is particularly
concerned about expectant mothers who
drink because they increase the chances
their children will be born with Fetal
Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), the third-
leading cause of birth defects in the United
Stales.
"The problem with FAS is that most
people are not aware of the dangers of
drinking during pregnancy. Many doctors
tell their patients it's okay to drink in
moderation," said Susan McCartney, San
Joaquin district director for the March of
Dimes. But. said McCartney, those who
drink even mildly have an II percent
chance of giving birth to a child with FAS.
and alcoholics increase the risk to a 30 to
40 percent chance.
FAS babies may suffer from minor
retardation, learning disabilities, or vision
and heart problems.
"Nowadays a lot of women plan their
pregnancies, which is why education is so
important. We think the safest thing to do
is to stop drinking before you plan to
become pregnant, because often women
dont even know they're pregnant until
after the first two months, and this is a
time when a great amount of damage
could occur," said McCartney.
Bongiovanni will teach the course
alternately with Shan Thomas-Dobsen, a
psychologist at Community Hospital's
Alcohol Services.
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Bulldogs tie, lose two
in Oklahoma road trip
The Fresno Sute wrestling team ran
i nto a t rio of fearsome opponents in a two
day swing through Oklahoma earlier this
week and the Bulldogs were strapped with
a pair of resounding defeats along with a
controversial tie.
The trip surfed in Stillwater on Mon¬
day where Dennis DeLiddo's squad was
belted by second-ranked Oklahoma Sute
45-2. Fresno St.! top two wrestlers, Syl¬
vester Carver and Pablo Saenz, were both
pinned in the match with the Cowboys.
For Carver it was the First time in his four
year collegiate career that he has been
pinned as the nation's second-ranked 167-
pounder was defeated by top ranked and
undefeated Mike Sheets.
Joe Ismay provided the Bulldogs only
points asthe 134-pounder was able to bat¬
tle Clar Anderson, the defending national
champion, to a scoreless draw.
The following day, the Bulldogs found
the sledding nearly as tough when tbey
took on Oklahoma and Central Okla¬
homa in a double dual match in Norman.
Oklahoma showed the 'Dogs their num¬
ber three ranked form by handing the Bull¬
dogs a 35-9 setback. In tbe second match.
Central Oklahoma, which was ranked
number one in the latest NAIA rankings,
tied the Bulldogs at 17. That score ia in
question though as John Vegas win at 126
is being protected. Vega won 13-7 but
DeLiddo is contending that tbe final
should have been 15-7 which would have
given the Bulldogs another point and the
The Bulldogs will finish out the week on
the road when they will Uke part in
another double duel match tomorrow
night in La Mirada. California, against La
Verne and Northern Arizona.
TOM DELUCA, Hypnotist
Feb 6... 7:30
Tickets: $1 &$2
Seminar
Feb 7....1:30PM
Tickets: $2&$4-
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