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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Tufdty. S^KewOer I.
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Tue»d.y. Septwno^ 13. jeya THB DAfLr COLLEOIAN
,7s a kiss still a kiss?
NEW YORK, N.Y. (ED)-A Uss »tiff neck, abdominal pains or
; still a kiss, a slfh Is still a evens rash can accompany head -
in - unless they're followed ache and chills. And whether the
r headache, chilliness, sore goodnlght-klss Is responsible or
iroat or fever Then something not, to Dr. James C. Nlederman
ss pleasant might be Involved: the mysteries of 'mono* were
ononucleosls. no laughing matter.
s the-kli
pus hospitals annually.About
million people (mostly chll-
1 and your* adults) battle
vderwent blood tests, leaving
Imples In campus labs for Ister
Betty co-ed was wearing plaid
skirts and bobby tox, and boys
were organlrlng panty raids for
excitement. In those days (and
until fairly recently), standard
treatment was bed rest for from
four to six weeks, followed by
limited activity for three months.
Contracting the disease meant the
1 misleading ... A great many The slide Is rocked gently back
todies hay* focused 00 a Tires, tod forth so that Uie liquid slowly
but sine* the EBV virus has not flow* over the entire area. If the
1 Isolated from 'mono'
patients, there U still at
iuctance to accept It as tl
atlte agenL.. The exact duration
of the infection Is not known.* other <
Mono is often- mistaken tor
other diseases; the same tymp-
diphtheria, promise not only tor the early
detection of 'mono/ but tor aid-
lng the solving of one of science's
test is posture, dark bin* spots
appear In the reaction mixture;
If negative, (here are 00 added
" ~ 1 asJareh tor an-
' the patient's
meningitis, leukemia,
=.:= ,1 ^^v.rrr^i>J
are neither charming nor amus- versy surrounding the cause o:
lng: a general Ustlessness lead- 'mono.*
lng to overall weakness, lymph 'Mono* first became a house-
glands swelling In the upper body, hold word In the 1950s - wher
VA advises vets
lete ss the panty raid and white
buck shoes. But doctors do recommend avoiding strenuous ex*
erclse and limiting unnecessary
activity. (Spleen damage as a
result of over-exertion Is a real
danger with mononucleosis),
Though treatment has become
more sophisticated, diagnosis can.
be extremely difficult, and some
solved. "Since mononucleosis Is
The probteir
whether or not the malaise Involved Is mononucleosis baa concerned scientists since Dr. Israel
Davidson first developed a standard test In 1935. The only problem wss thai the process took
24 hours. Now a new test has been
developed, called the Monostlcon
Drl-Dot test. Results can be read
In just two minutes. Special
guinea pig antigen and dyed horse
erythrocyte reagent are dried
and the serenity of rraternlty-
ortented college life may hare
given way to militancy and demonstration. But a more lasting
and significant change, perhaps,
Is found In new directions toward
understanding lb* 'kissing disease.' Just ask an;
has missed gradui
g collegebound veterans
necessary delay In their monthly
education allowance checks.
J. E. Mullen, Director of the
San Francisco VA Regional Office, offered these additional tips
I college
Tin f
HEW gives
haif-a-million
ie school. The school
the VA regional of-
To he eligible for educatlona
man must have served at leas
lengthening Developing In-
American Indians ben
^million In grants.
a Lock a. Key Shop
Bank of America';
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• Only $1.00 per month from September-Mey; (roe during the w
• You get unlimited check writing 12 months a year.
• You receive 12 monthly statements.
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L
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| Title | 1972_09 The Daily Collegian September 1972 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1972 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Sept 12, 1972 Pg. A-B |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1972 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Tufdty. S^KewOer I. Fewer apply—more to enter Schedule corrections SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Kent Dsvtes, i SECONDARY tOUCA'ION FOB!!GN IANOUAOIS rHttOSOfHT campus NO NO'S ESS: Notions * \arilng Kino Sewing Machines Blast*™ Fashion Fabrics MO«M ICONO*UC5 ATTENTION! CSUF COEDS II 1,000 FSC COEDS. . to receive absolutely free 8 pr. of beautiful imported earrings NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. JUST COME IN. GET THEM FREE WITH THIS AD. Ami -STORE HOURS- frtsiKtfaShiOIl lair g ISt and Shaw.. rosno SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES [■""■■—■■COUPON..... •PRESENT THIS COWONjj DISCOUNT BOOKS 1089 E. Show PH. 226-1444 First & Shaw •$ ■COUPON' Tue»d.y. Septwno^ 13. jeya THB DAfLr COLLEOIAN ,7s a kiss still a kiss? NEW YORK, N.Y. (ED)-A Uss »tiff neck, abdominal pains or ; still a kiss, a slfh Is still a evens rash can accompany head - in - unless they're followed ache and chills. And whether the r headache, chilliness, sore goodnlght-klss Is responsible or iroat or fever Then something not, to Dr. James C. Nlederman ss pleasant might be Involved: the mysteries of 'mono* were ononucleosls. no laughing matter. s the-kli pus hospitals annually.About million people (mostly chll- 1 and your* adults) battle vderwent blood tests, leaving Imples In campus labs for Ister Betty co-ed was wearing plaid skirts and bobby tox, and boys were organlrlng panty raids for excitement. In those days (and until fairly recently), standard treatment was bed rest for from four to six weeks, followed by limited activity for three months. Contracting the disease meant the 1 misleading ... A great many The slide Is rocked gently back todies hay* focused 00 a Tires, tod forth so that Uie liquid slowly but sine* the EBV virus has not flow* over the entire area. If the 1 Isolated from 'mono' patients, there U still at iuctance to accept It as tl atlte agenL.. The exact duration of the infection Is not known.* other < Mono is often- mistaken tor other diseases; the same tymp- diphtheria, promise not only tor the early detection of 'mono/ but tor aid- lng the solving of one of science's test is posture, dark bin* spots appear In the reaction mixture; If negative, (here are 00 added " ~ 1 asJareh tor an- ' the patient's meningitis, leukemia, =.:= ,1 ^^v.rrr^i>J are neither charming nor amus- versy surrounding the cause o: lng: a general Ustlessness lead- 'mono.* lng to overall weakness, lymph 'Mono* first became a house- glands swelling In the upper body, hold word In the 1950s - wher VA advises vets lete ss the panty raid and white buck shoes. But doctors do recommend avoiding strenuous ex* erclse and limiting unnecessary activity. (Spleen damage as a result of over-exertion Is a real danger with mononucleosis), Though treatment has become more sophisticated, diagnosis can. be extremely difficult, and some solved. "Since mononucleosis Is The probteir whether or not the malaise Involved Is mononucleosis baa concerned scientists since Dr. Israel Davidson first developed a standard test In 1935. The only problem wss thai the process took 24 hours. Now a new test has been developed, called the Monostlcon Drl-Dot test. Results can be read In just two minutes. Special guinea pig antigen and dyed horse erythrocyte reagent are dried and the serenity of rraternlty- ortented college life may hare given way to militancy and demonstration. But a more lasting and significant change, perhaps, Is found In new directions toward understanding lb* 'kissing disease.' Just ask an; has missed gradui g collegebound veterans necessary delay In their monthly education allowance checks. J. E. Mullen, Director of the San Francisco VA Regional Office, offered these additional tips I college Tin f HEW gives haif-a-million ie school. The school the VA regional of- To he eligible for educatlona man must have served at leas lengthening Developing In- American Indians ben ^million In grants. a Lock a. Key Shop Bank of America'; Colkg<2 Plan Checking Account • Only $1.00 per month from September-Mey; (roe during the w • You get unlimited check writing 12 months a year. • You receive 12 monthly statements. ► No minimum balance, no extra charges (unless you bounce a check). If its this easy to describe, think how easy it is to use. L NOW ACROSS THE STREET FROM CSUF! (NEXT TO RELIGIOUS BOOK STORE) KOPY KORNER COPIES PHONE 222-3442 HOURS 8 A.M.- 5 P.M. |
