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Headacha. continued from page 3 the jaw bone was aligned. Some toms arc so \ patients claimed their headaches the condition stopped after the alignment great imposto occurred. The tomogt "The medical profession needs ray machi to be aware of TMJ so the pa- diagnosis, is i tients ean be referred to a dentist, there arc onl and it can be detected in its early South Carolir stages," Kinnic said. "This macti One of the main problems with rays of the diagnosing TMJ is that symp- along with a ^ m 0pe : i " coconu' : sui LOTS OF RICH COCONU LITTLE CHOCOLATE SYRUP, , : FEW WALNUTS Af I WHIPPED CREAM I WITHOUT UUUKUIM Jg 0m ?259 I t OUTRAGEOUSLY GOOD! ? Then Ret in on the ((round floor in out" Platoon I inters (lass proRi for college freshmen, sophomores and juniors You could suri planning on a caret-r like- the men in this ad have And also haws Rival advantages like Kariim# MIX) a month duringthe school >ear As a freshman or sophomore. \ou could compk-te your ba.su (raining during Wo six week sununer JL sessions and earn more tlian M^(X) Jlj during each session W W (KMMMQL Juniors earn more ilian $2l(X)dur See Lt. Belgum or Gy? House on the 3r or call * /aried. This is why arc ncccssary for the diagnosis of is often called "the TM.J." r," Kinnic said. Kinnie said the TMJ problem is am, which is an X- so widespread, he devotes apne needed for proximately 25 percent of his /cry expensive, and practice to treating patients who y three or four in suffer from it. He said he believes la, he said. all dentists will have the necessary line takes minute X- equipment by the year 2000, and jaw and neck. It, the problem will be more effecspecial computer, tively treated. ft American Red Cross jfS SUPER : COUPON I no i 'roy?000*tn * jOOD!! ?cby JtyjQ Go0o : :n Today * Till 10 PM ?^t0. r CRUISER j VDAE! : T ICE CREAM WITH JUST A * \ LITTLE PINEAPPLE TOPPING, A : YD TOPPED OFF WITH I & A PLUMP CHERRY : LIMIT 1 i Q Q per coupon ii u ^ . EACH COUPON EXPIRES I TOMORROW NIGHT AT ; 10 PM (23-87) I r<un Seniors and graduates can be commissioned through ihe Officer (iuididate ('Jass Program mh' You can lake free civilian tying Icsmmis If you're looking Id move up quickly, look into the Mannc Corps' conunLv>k>ningpn>gniJivs Youtould I suiioffnuiong m()r< ^ tickly? I \\v'rvh)oking(MukMgoodnten. I mm >gt. Cofield at the Russell d & 4th of February tc r r s -a /3U-D3D1 HKiSI rl \ iJE ;} j|| Bkjg HC jgggM 0 # .ObV J jl t Vm? .f S.?^ ?-. . - Wasting away again in Margaritaville Geology sophomore Jason Terry and English junior Mark Birchmore takt Saturday afternoon on The Horseshoe. IARE YOU SURE YOU All i/Aiin Pk/* IggJ ?UUL IUUK BU jg|2 1985-86: Ga ||===|=! Yearbook; |B1^^ 1986-87: Orde Don't li V AIMMPOM I ton? Ait Vfi" "no *M,E* MCPn" to somi I /y% Minority . L M- r (it I ,tlIM .A .P., an acronym for the Minority Assistance Peer Pro) orient, retain and enrich the college experience of minority f ! you must have a 2 .5 GPR and be a rising sophomore or hi Applications are available at the Office of Minority Student dent Activities Center, Russell House, West Wing, Lower LE day, February 13, 1987 at 5:00 p.m. For more informatin cont Office of Minority Studenl I at 777 7716. r |fp You Asked Fc (if Our Stui IS 19 ' I j Ba? 10 Books s* When: Monday T 1:00 PM ? 4: Mk HUB ? mis week (JSC | rzg^mm UNIVERSITY flm "!! BOOKS IQUK 1 ME) mm * < BltS JENNIFER STEIB/Tha fismflcock 3 advantage of the warmer weather and spend ? 1 i've bought! oks? e met & Black j j 3 For Sale I ?r Yours NOW! I Rm 316 or 313 I ons M-F I * , ii et this happen eone. We need Assistance Peers 0 fl .A .P .s) }ram has been designed to attract, reshmen. If you would like to help, igher. Affairs which is located in the Stu- I vel. The application Deadline is Fri- I act the ? [ Affairs " ?| <*>. M t At JI II . . . [I pendous 87 Sale >r $10.00 hru Friday I :00 PM Only I m "Your Partner ^ In Education" j