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When you go away to college the main Victoria
enjoyment of college life is unlimited ident. S]
freedom. Freedom to do what you want, mons.
when you want. . "Ext*
However, unless you live in one of living oi
the apartment-style residence halls, that off," she
freedom does not include visitation. Hov
Many students feel that a 24-hour vis- form of
itation policy should be in effect for all Capstan
residence halls. roommr
Quincy Stevens, a resident in Snow- partake
den said, "If we have the adult mental- the dist
ity to go to class and to go to school, we duces a
should have the adult mentality to mon- each wc
itor our own visitation without univer- er guesl
sity interference." Hon
"When you come to college you are spokesn
leaving behind your childhood ties. We to prot<
are expected to act like adults but not have to
given the privileges to do so," said Kristi people >
Hamilton, a Patterson resident. tion pol
bates House resident Antnony brogsia This
said, "We're responsible people. If you how do
can trust us until 2 a.m., then you should die 24-1
let guests stay overnight." those w
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By [BBIB Dl
Staff Writer
hfe Eating disorders, including anorexia
pulsive overeating and compulsive exercis
increasingly more prevalent over the pa
pecially in women.
Anorexia Nervosa, which dates back
VM fined as a starvation syndrome and is cl
pflH excessive dieting and exercise, as well as
that is 15 percent less than normal for th;
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at Open Door, said anorexia is about i
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have a morbid fear of fat and a distorte
[I their body."
I Anorexia has a 20 percent fatality r
" mostly in young women 14 to 18 years i
out of 250 teen-age girls is said to suffer
der.
Bulimia Nervosa, which was practiced i:
is defined as a binge-purge syndrome ar
ized by consuming a large amount of hig
and then purging the body through vomi
diuretics or enemas. Bulimia usually s
women around 18 years old, and bulimic
lege students is estimated to be around 2
. While it is not associated with purgi
exercise is when a person continues exe:
ipjury, illness or family and social respor
"Compulsive exercise is not just about
but getting out of control with it," Mohn:
they haven't exercised enough."
Traditionally, eating disorders have o
in white, middle-income women who wen
did well in school. However, the profile is
\ eating disorders are becoming more c<
African-American women. No more tha
people with eating disorders are men.
"With men, if s mostly athletes, people
within a certain weight range," Mohn sa
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ders tend to be more prevalent in women
ital influence, Mohn said,
defined by their looks," she said. "Thind
around us. Kate Moss and Cindy Crawi
models, but only 1 percent of women can
dy type. Once women became a threat to
is when the twiggy look came in. Ifs funvomen
have more opportunities and ad
in weight and looks are most important.
;nd the predominance of eating disorders
offer an alternative to the ultimate sua
itic looking women need to be portrayed
Ferrari said. "The media needs to make
e that you don't have to be 5'10" and weigh
oe beautiful. It's an unrealistic standard
tained."
ase scenario is having a friend or family
in eating disorder and not knowing how
it treatment. The main thing to rememit
them in a caring manner and to express
>se them, but say what you have observed,"
ill them they don't look well, and if s not
they would be willing to talk to someone,
rces to recommend. They might be in dey
not get a warm welcome, but bring it up
ily, eating disorders are not curable, but
ble. Those who suffer from eating disorto
live relatively normal lives,
go on to live a good quality life, some peoa
more along the way," Mohn said. "It deong
they have had the disorder and how
's important to get early intervention."
mtion, education and support are the keys
the myriad of complex problems that come
ng disorders, according to senior and peer
1a Itin.
watch one another and not be afraid to
onfront that person in a caring manner,"
rybody needs to be educated in nutrition
[ well being."'
disorder, there are many misconceptions
iorders and the people who are suffer from
lisconceptions are that they rarely occur
avior is easy to stop.
eaction is Svhy don't they just stop,"' Mohn
1't understand how someone could be out
y want to put it in more simplistic terms."
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