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Colorado holiday
Ten men will be receiving a free three-day trip to
Rocky Mountain High next semester as guests of the
Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department.
Several UNL faculty members are beginning research
on how high altitudes affect people. The work is being
done in conjunction with the University of Wyoming.
Wes Sime, associate professor of IIPER, said research
ers are looking for-nine or 10 moderately fit males
between the ages of 18 and 30 to volunteer for various
tests.
The study is to try and find out why some people
develop mountain sickness, while others do not, he said.
"First we will try and find different biological
characteristics among people that may cause the -illness,
and then we can concentrate on wavs to do something
about it,'' Sime said.
Volunteers will receive a careful medical and physical
screening to determine fitness and exercise tolerance
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needs volunteers
levels Following that, some research wiU be done at the
UNL Coliseum in the human performance lab.
Sometime next semester, the participants will be taken
to Fort Collins, Colo., for a weekend. There, they will
spend a few days in an" altitude chamber at a simulated
altitude between 10,000 and HjOOO feet. .
"Probably the biggest advantage to the program is that
the participants will have an opportunity to see how they
respond to altitude and exertion, in addition to the trip
to Colorado," Sime said. He added that the participants
could stay in Colorado longer than the one weekend and
would still be brought back here at no expense.
CAPUPC Culture Center 7 pjn. in the Union. Room
will meet Thursday at 3 ;30 will be posted.
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