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BPR-, Mungo Bargains Two students appear discussing bargains bookstore's patio yesterday. John Wilki anfl I w?w uvv t#usucc a li were reflected in the panes that cover bookstore wall. a4C AI?1 l? A^vl.n M nmcw, uiu uuunM, and prints were offer sale. Wilkinson and I were not for sale. < i Suicide From page 1 suicidal person vary from another. Some of the more feelings of hopelessness, 1< threats, anger, guilt and dency on others. Lashley said that the kej loss of hope, and of futur SUICIDAL PERSONS dc notes, he said. a common misconcept who talk about suicide, "People think that they ta; and that they're safe. Threats should be taken s said. Lashley said he sees patient per day, and abou month for severe depress More women attempt s IMungo: 1: By EDITH McNEILL Asst. News Editor Carolina Researt Development Foui USC's non-profit land organization, has sei purpose and could be fpTJ out, USC Board of ' member Michael J. IjBBjjj says. ^j| "I'M NOT CRITICI2 foundation, but the bu >S work has been accomj it Mungo said. "We h cumulated all the pro] need." The executive comr atuSH the Board of Trustees v in June to elect new r f 11 f % A ? ior me iounaauon. uui meeting, the foundati< oH^Hi UJ Ml "i'ii ', (|| IflllllJl'TOiMMpP < i"'i' ? at the nson's mages glass I, ' the odd in JSlIjp vases ed for iusbee I one individual to but their attei common ones are can be easily >ss of self-esteem, actually comn I extreme depen- gestures like I to be healthy, They also cut t y symptoms are a fatal, e orientation. Black womt white women > not always leave began to emer and white woi ion is that those their roles as don't commit it. began workin Ik their anger out, prejudice and i That's not so," led to increas eriously, Lashley them. about one new MARRIED 1 t 120 students per nor less prone ( ion. location make iuicide than men, ception of pov< A and-buying fc will be decided. "We are now rea :h and finite point in the exp; luauon, me campus," Board C I buying T. Eston Marchant sai rved its are probably at our f phased expansion now." H rrustees Marchant said he felt t Mungo if the board decided pletely cut the foui buying powers, it woul SING the needed to manage the ilk of its it holds. >lished," ave ac- iviuinuu, HOW ;>erty we disagrees with this view. "We have no rigl nittee of property like that." vill meet "For instance, the onl tiembers CR&DF wanted Sena ring that was because of the mi's fate derneath it." 'In' m & Mr ?* ~+. . )ft dW&T^aOBfe ? Mil1'"" i 11 '!SHPI WSUEP *11 !J|fB* -1 ' ^ - 2H 1^1' jrfr* uj^ P^- - W \rX$sfirSr 1*9? t9 mpts are often gestures and suicid thwarted, he said. More men Per: lit suicide. The women make likely aking doses of pills too large more but not sufficient to be fatal, becau - A t--?l 1 a iica wnsu) ux> snnnowiy io ue what 01d( ;n commit suicide more than to get riiiioii saia. tseiore women suicid ge onto the job market, black ofte men coped equally well with a few housewives. But as women minor g, blacks encountered more Kiucational obstacles and this W1I ed incidence of suicide for plays over v deterr PERSONS are neither more I leai ;o suicidal action. Geographic talkinj 3 no difference, with the ex- Lasl irty areas, which have more cuss i mndation coi The foundatio Senate Plaza in 19 ching a idea that it could I insion of professors ap hairman However, Senate P id. "We being held and de peak of have not been mac AtlTAirAr A1 v/nvvtl , lVJLUIlgU d(tiu me hat even has been involved to com- enterprise. "We a idation's several times bef d still be keep buying lai property Wheeler Hill area went in on the 1 anyway," Mungo s EVER, point of "The board need it to hold more informed he said. CR&DF is doii y reason President Willian te Plaza terson said. The Fanouiv Trustees Has neve the foundation, Ma jsjii jTViifcjtWHBK' dj ? Hj *Kfif ' F i* f-- ^3 j r" -;|V^ ! P < es, Elliott said. sons wnn nign-presuge jods are to be depressed, as are persons \ education, Elliott said. She said th se these persons are more awan is going on around them. 2r persons who are isolated are lil the severe depression which lead e. ;n suicidal persons are lonely, and kind words will bring someone out depression, Elliott said. EN A STUDENT goes to l^ashley it "so much by ear" and tries to ta vilh the student. "I do a lot of talkin nine if they are hard-core individu m who is serious and who's g" filey gets the patient to "talk it t out, play it out, scream it out or s old be phaf n bought 70 with the be used for "I'm no artments. laza is still .. _ finite plans foundc le for it. foundation bulk Of i in nrivafo isked them been ac ore not to " *he We have i, but they and action aid. all the f s to be kept need." of what ng," USC 1 H Pat- -Micr Board of r met with rchant said. ., - Mm UKAflHBfeK balls around" to get ov< less He said if a patient nee -vith cure depression, he will i is is staying at the health cent e ui cuininuung nimseu 10 ir If a student becomes vi kely suicide, Lashley said h< Is to detain him. Treatments range fr just drugs to shock treatmen of a depression is thought I chemical imbalances, E agreed. Chemical imbal , iic Law uc ireaiea wun ami Ik it I^ashley said. ig to Therapy takes one or i lals. he said. just The first thing to do if suicide is to talk to hin out, mediately call profession ilam ignore it," I^ashley said *ed out t criticizing ition. hut th#a ts work has xomplished. accumulated property we lael J. Mungo I* ; ;>r | ,v|| nig " MB ? ? ?r the depression ds to be detained to try to talk him into c t J t"i lur a lew aays or le state institution, olent and threatens ? would physically om discussion to t. More and more, to be a result of llliott and l^ashley ances in the brain -depressant drugs, two years at least, a person threatens 1, and then to imlal help. "But don't