The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 20, 1972, SECOND SECTION, Image 23

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    Are you a
UNITARIAN
without knowing it?
Do you feel religion should free each
man to think through his beliefs for
himself?
Do you believe man's understandir.;;
of truth is continually expanded
through reason as experience accu
mulates? Do you believe men are capable of
ethical living without the stimulus ol
eternal judgment?
Do you believe in the practical appli
cation of brotherhood in all social
relations?
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becoming more open and he expects an
upswing in the number of homosexual
VD cases in the next few years.
A University Health Service
community health nurse, Celeste
Knipmeyer, refused to estimate the
number of homosexuals who are treated
for VDat UHS.
"Homosexuals do come in here," she
said, "but I can't tell how many. When
they come in they are usually infected in
either the mouth or the rectum."
An infection of the rectum is difficult
to detect, she said. The chancre, a
boil-like blemish that appears when a
person has VD, usually forms inside the
rectum in such cases. Since the chancre is
not visible and there is little pain the
disease is more difficult to detect, she
explained.
Both Knipmeyer and Jensen said most
male homosexuals who come in for
treatment are the active partner in the
relationship. When that person is
diagnosed he normally tells his passive
partner and other contacts, they said.
Soreness in the rectal area is one sign
of venereal disease, said Jensen. Another
sign, Knipmeyer said, is a sore throat.
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