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people don't recover within a
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or, 2nd floor lobby
or cold symptoms, they arc given two hanc
;heet on management of upper respiratory
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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."
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bout learning how to treat it and they may <
vaccine," she said.
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rrested for
arrassment
n staff reports
'hree violatons of privacy on
ipus and the set off of a
glar alarm this past week were
orted to University Police.
V "peeping torn" was reported
Sept. 13 in the main floor
ssell House women's
troom. The subiect was ar
ted and transported to the
:hland County Jail.
Criminal sexual conduct occurat
Bates House when a girl
s "grabbed" in the communal
>wer room
rhe third incident involved
Dther "peeping torn" who
>ortedly harrassed a young
ly in the women's restroom in
; Gambrell Hall.
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Columbia.
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ENERAL UNION
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, September 23rd
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information about 11
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nterested persons
ree movie pass for
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