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Nightr Prograr BY ALANNA HISER Gamecock Staff Writer An experimental. treat ment program is being of fered by the Psychological Services Center for those who have frequent nightmares. The program is being conducted by psychology graduate students and is being supervised by Dr. Stephen Haynes. Haynes said nightmares serve as a tension release system for the mind, and 304 Units Of Blood Are. Taken By VAC Monday P U.S. Choice Sirloin Choice of Potato Salad Bar 500 ROOM SIG HUNDREDS AND STYL] TO CHOOSE COLUMBIA 2738 Devil nare Tr n Aimed A those who have frequent nightmares are usually very anxious and tense people. * Most people have nightmares more often than they would expect because they sleep through the entire dream. Those who do not sleep throughout the dream, but wake up in the middle are those who "don't or can't give themselves chance to lose their fears," said Haynes. Haynes commented that this program is "aimed at USC's first Red Cross Blood Drive, sponsored by the Voluntary Action Council (VAC) goal is 1,500 units. Tnere are one or two more blood drives planned and if the goal is achieved, students , faculty, staff and immediate families will benefit by receiving free blood. The October drive was qight Stude $3.50 741 SALUDA AVE. COLUMBIA, SOUTH t Off E CARPETS ;OF COLORS ES AND COLORS FROM. CARPETS ,INC. 1e St. 253-6917. eatmen Helping P( helping people reduce fear by becoming aboe to face their fears." There are two procedures being used in the program, one of which is desen sitization. In this type of treatment the client is taught to relax their entire body through a series of exercises to put the muscles at ease. The next step is to make the patient gradually accept each phase of their night mare. When the patient can imagine the entire nightmarE assisted by VAC and approximately 60 students and over 300 man hours were in volved in planning and actual work. Last school year the blood drive yielded 1,174 units. If students are in terested in helping at future blood drives, they should contact the Voluntary Action 0nt Special Reservations Please Leab FIVE POINTS CARQ.'!NA 29205 PONDE TUES 5 P.M.TIL STUDEN1J SIRLOIN STEAK Choice Sirloin served w Hot Bread. THREE LO 548 K NOX A BBOTT D~ BUSH RIVER ROAD 4StO DEVINE STREE t Plan C ?ople Reduc in this relaxed state he is then able to face the fear, thus eliminating the anxiety and tension ultimately being able to sleep through their nightmares. The other system of dealing with nightmares is the implosive technique. Under this treatment the patient is forced to imagine the entire nightmare scene with out the relaxation porcess. Through intensive drilling of the dream the patient eventually learns to Manageme Offered By A one-week course in business management fundamentals for junior managers will be held Oct. 14-19 at USC's College of Business Administration. Designed for individuals holding or about to occupy junior management positions, the "Managementh Development Program" will include discussions of principles of management, human relations, r-t-o-mmunications, business organization and business policy. We I RIle open a prii StrAW berr ROSA DAY CLOSING NIGHT $1.6 with student I.D. ith Baked Potato or FF, CA TIO NS: RIVE, Cayce ,just off 1-26 T. EAST COLUMBIA. )ffered e Fears cope with the fear. Haynes said the average treatment time is ap proximately two months. He also said there are not many people who actually have frequent nightmares and therefore the program is open to the general public as well as USC students. Anyone who is interested in taking part in the program may go by the Psychological Services Center at 1819 Pendelton St. or call there at 777-4864. ?nt Course BA College In addition classes will be held in labor relations, quantitative data and its uses, managerial accounting, marketing and management, and finance. The fee for the program is $230 in cluding books, work materials and noon meals. For further information on tl1% Management Development Program contact the Management Center, College of Business Administration, or call 2231. Tale charge >Arcade Mal 1330 Main Street, Downtown 254-2446 RS I We're looking for part-time help to promote the campus market for film developing. Our rep will distribute pro motional materials, posters, "free" processing coupons, etc. No photo experience necessary. Good money-maker! Your efforts backed by college newspaper ads. Don't pass this one up. Ms Ronda Tyler * Colv0l Ohio 457233 YOVs, send me9 the information: Name * Address ty . g State ZI I College or Univ3