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Rhinov campus snifflin By SUSAN PAINE C??(f oiau if11lui d More than half the Thomson Student F some type or combii The symptoms, wl sore throat, fever an seven days. Some j week and may have Secondary infectic drugs," though the antihintirs arrnrdin nursing for the stud "Antibiotics do i "It's a waste of n ^ magic cure-all for al W When students co s? Stand-up^^ Landings 1st Jump CI Certified Im FUN - AD EXCITEM1 USC ? Parachut ASKUS 7 o 256-] :? ' - t- "if "> vi I Contt . ? F MUS featurii and 1 Frida Russe # ! Studen Gei t ' ; Tickets Septem |0I , STj Video : CAMPU on tl moniti | m M flu irus hits s: do ?, causing .. g, fevers ? pr A< in students seeking help from the lealth Center are troubled by t*1' lation of a rhinovirus. W{ hich may include a runny nose, id coughing, remain for five to people don't recover within a a secondary infection. cc )ns can be treated by "wonder pi common cold will not react to a\ g to Cleatis Walker, director of th ent health center. ci lot cure a cold," Walker said, loney. Antibiotics are not the vi llergies and the common cold." al me to the center complaining of a ri/nil/E mmi kissed ENT|TURE Taub >gHt L434 I - ' Sj}iLV^ >f ..! .>< ! ui: / I' M? '#>: ' ' jmporary Sounds nd PONTIAC j present ROLLING STONE SIC SHOWCASE LSI ng LONE JUSTICE LOVE TRACTOR y, September 27 8 p.m. $11 House Ballroom ! its: $5 with USC ID rieral Public: $7 i ao on sale Mondav. ber 23 at CPU Office j i ffip ,iiri nfh PfWWMtf I&TIHS TODAY > Tape announces IS NETWORK VIDEO ie Russell House or, 2nd floor lobby or cold symptoms, they arc given two hanc ;heet on management of upper respiratory n and a pamphlet called Your cold and w about it. The pamphlet says viruses and responses tc ry and at least one virus, the virus that cau< i, is able to change its nature. Most cold symptoms are much milder than influenza, according to the pamphlet. Walker suggested taking over-the-cc escriptions such as Tylenol, aspirin, Sudaf< :tifed, in addition to drinking liquids and sti a warm shower. "Liquids help loosen up whatever secretic ere and help you to get them up," Walker There is no vaccine to prevent catching a co ishing your hands may help stop the spr< ruses. "There is a theory that says we get the cc )ld through hands," Walker said. "If we actice good hand washing and keep our vay from our faces, which we seem unable len we might have fewer colds." In fhf? fiitnr*? it mnv he nncciWn irt nhtain ???v M?WI Vf ? t ?I1M^ WV pv/v/j IVIV VV VUVU1II ne to prevent the common cold, Walker sj "They (scientists) thought they found wh iruses look like. 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