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Staring at computer screens, sitting in uncomfor
table classroom desk3 and studying from dawn to
dusk have on thing in common they cause pain:
Many UNL students complain of back and neck
aches, muscle strains, eye fatrus and headaches.
Most eye discomfort suffered by students bcauscd
by excessive contact lens wear," said Dr. Ralph
Ewcrt, chief of staff at the University Health Center.
The lenses must be removed and patches worn over
the scratched eyes for a 24-hour period, he said.
Many students complain of muscle tension head
aches, Ewert said. A smaller number of students
suffer from migraine headaches, he said.
Feelings of anxiety, nervous tension or anger
seem to be associated with migraine headaches in
some people, according to a pamphlet on migraines.
Migraine attacks usually begin between the ages'
of 16 and 35 and lessen in frequency at around 50,
according to the pamphlet.
Certain highly-potent medications are available,
which can abort the attack if given early enough in
the first stage. In some cases, a physician also may
prescribe tranquilizers to reduce nervous tension,
or counseling sessions to help eliminate the cause of
tension, according to the pamphlet.
Ewert recommended regular exercise or relaxa
tion and, in extreme cases, physical therapy to
relieve stress. The center's Mental Health Depart
ment offers lectures and group discussions on stress
management at various intervals during the school
year, he said.
"Hitting the books all day isn't good for anyone,"
Ewert said. '
Ewert also recommended the aerobic exercise
program offered by the center. For more informa
tion, contact Vicki Highstreet, coordinator of the
center's Wellness Programs. Toning classes also are
available.
"Most muscle pain complaints result from stu
dents in P.E. classes who are required to do exten
sive exercises in a short time," Ewert said. "Many
students want to run two miles in two weeks with no
previous conditioning."
Another common problem is hyperactivity, Ewert
said. When a person becomes angry, worried, under
stress or lacks sleep, the stomach ties up in knots
and results in this condition, he said. Antacid medi
cation may be prescribed by a doctor.
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UNL court: Granting parties
ad-hoc status unconstitutional I
By Lauri Hoppls
AS UN President Matt Wallace acted
unconstitutionally last semester when
he gave temporary ad-hoc statu3 to the
United Students party and the Univer
sity of Nebraska's Interest Toward Edu
cation party, according to the UNL
Student Court.
Student Supreme Justice Bud Cuca
wrote in the opinion published Tues
day that an ASUN president has no
power to grant ad-hoc status or tem
porary ad-hoc status to any group
without Senate approval
The court, which met last Sunday at
the College of Law, cited Articles IV
and VII of the ASUN constitution in its
decision.
Article IV, Section I states that a
group will not be recognized as such
without senate approval Article VII,
Section I gives the senate the power to
recognize groups through what are
called the Organic Acts.
The court did not take action against
either Wallace, the US. or UNITE par
ties. Reg Kuhn, one of two ASUN senators
who brought the case before the court,
said the action was not what he wanted.
"We did it to make sure the proce
dures are followed," Kuhn said in an
interview before the hearing. "We were
not faulting anyone for anything."
The second plaintiff, John Valdrighi,
was not at the hearing.
Wallace, who appeared late for the
hearing, said he based his decision to
give temporary status to the group on
precedence. He said that Dan Wede
kind, ASUN president for 1C32-83, gran
ted temporary ad-hoc status to the
ANAEKY party.
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