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By G2I1 Y. Hsey
Dally Mebrasiaa Senior Eejrt?y
The University Health Center
will sponsor a weight-to pro
gram for students who Ere at
least 15 percent over their ideal
weight, psychiatric social worker
Margaret Eager, Said Tuesday.
The program, scheduled to
begin Oct. 1, will kst 10 weeks,
Eager s aid. Participants will meet
from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. every
Monday in the basement confer
ence room of the health center,
she said.
Students who participate must
be at least 15 percent over their
ideal weight, which b determined
pushes weight' loss
by a physical taken at the center,
she said. To arrange for a physi
cal, the student can contact the
center for an appointment with a
health center physician.
During the program, students
must weigh in every week, Eaer
said. The program will take a
"healthy lifestyle" approach in
which various kindi cf informa
tion will be presented, she said.
The program will focus on teach
ing students to eat fewer calories,
to exercbe more and to change
their behavior patterns, she said.
Aerobics to improve the cardio
vascular system particularly will
be emphasized, she said.
The program will Include dis-
cussion on weight loss by show
ing films, presenting medical rea
sons to control weight, citir.3 good
nutrition practices and allowing
students to dhcus3 their weight
problemEarner said.
Cost for the 10-week program
is $25 and up to $20 is refundable,
depending on the student's at
tendance, she said.
Students who have completed
the 10-week program can enroll
in the follow-up program that
will meet every Thursday. Cost
for the program, to begin Oct. 4,
will be $20 and is non-refundable.
Students who were in the first
program can continue to lose
weight in the follow-up program.
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