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Group of art ed By ROBYN THOMPSON Staff writer A student chapter of the National Art Education Association, an organization of art educators, has been re-established at USC after it was cancelled eight years ago. This student chapter is made up of future art teachers and was established "to promote profes .MuiuuiMii ui uri cuuiauon, saiu rroiessur t'liinip Dunn, the faculty advisor. A) Dunn said the USC chapter, re-established this past November, was dissolved in 1980 because of "a foul-up in paper work." Rita Skinner, art education graduate student and the chapter president, says the chapter needed to be revived because it improves the quality of future educators by getting them to work together as students. "Art teachers in districts usually don't work together, but with the NAEA they start to work Doctor has n Honey, cinnamon #provide pain relief From staff reports When your nose is stuffy, your eyes are swollen, and you feel as though a regiment of cold viruses is staging maneuvers in your system, don't surrender: Get reinforcements with a hot toddy. Often a family recipe, never a medically sanctioned remedy, a hot toddy won't restore good health, but it can restore good feeling, says a USC physician. "A hot toddy has no medical benefits, but it can help ease a person's symptoms," said Dr. David Tlje Sup Sal ! 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"Hot liquid, lemon and honey mixed with alcohol seem to have a topical effect more than a real curative effect," he said. For example, a hot drink often temporarily eases aches and feels good when it goes down. A tea spoon of honey coats a parched, sore throat while the tartness in a lemon often soothes the same. Also, a small dose of alcohol may relax a person and help him to sleep better. n ^ ?i i i A i_ i _ .i <> nciausc aiiunui icnus iu muse urowsmess, Keisler suggests that a person hold off until bedtime or at least he is home for the evening, before partaking of such a brew. And he warns anyone on sedatives or trailNEED iurs BIRTH INFORI LT TANNING BEDS ) PM it Rates" \V*W? za, West Columbia j Pi EVERY LflDIES FRE GUYS LADIES NO C< ifter eight years The NAEA arranges for speakers for art education students, raises money to send members to art conventions, and hosts workshops. Members are required to pay NAEA yearly dues and contribute time and labor to the promotion of art education on campus and in the community. Members must also maintain the minimum grade average required by USC for the teacher education nrnoram There are about 15 to 20 members, but Skinner believes membership will grow. "Now that some states require art education in schools, the NAEA has grown," she said. The USC chapter of the NAEA will be eligible for Student Government funding next fall, a year after its re-organization. The USC chapter will be playing host to Youth Art Month in March. Skinner said the group is planning an exhibition of student art work from all over South Carolina. old sufferers quilizers to refrain from drinking alcoholic wv ? VI U5V0 i For the unlucky soul plagued with a nagging head cold or a mild respiratory illness, a hot drink laced with spirits is harmless, Keisler said. 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