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Tuesday, November 7, 1972
University Daily Kansan
Campus Briefs Vinning Film
Winner of Cannes and San Francisco film festival best picture award, "The Given Word," will be presented at 7:30 tonight in Dyche Auditorium, "The Given Word," is a Brazilian film, in Portuguese with English subtitles. It is the second in a series sponsored by the Latin American Studies Center.
Phi Chi Theta
Phi Chi Theta, national professional fraternity for women in business and economics, will meet at 8 tonight in the Jawhawk Room in the Kansas Union.
Sara Kiesler, professor of psychology and speech and drama, will speak at 8:30 p.m. on the "Fear of Success in Women." The meeting is open to the public.
Science Writer
John Brunner, a science fiction writer and poet, will speak at 8 tonight in the Forum Room in the Kansas Union. Brunner will be a novelist-in-residence in the English department. Outside of the week he is sponsored by SUA and the English department.
Law Professor
Professor J. Gillman, from Durham University School of Law, Durham North Carolina, will meet with students interested in studying law from 10:00 a.m. to noon and 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., Wednesday, in 206 Strong Hall.
Gillmor will address a meeting of pre-law students at 3:30 p.m. in the Pine Room of the University Library.
Diets, Doctors Fight Fat
Obesity is a fairly universal problem throughout the United States, Marie Cross, associate professor of human development, said recently.
Kansan Staff Writer
JOYCE PRUESSNER
However, she said, the problem of obesity in many workers in Lawrence than in any other city.
She defined a person as obese if he weighed 28 per cent more than the normal.
Will power is not enough to cure or treat
obesity, Cross said. Some people are
predisposed to obesity just as other people are predisposed to diabetes, she said. Treatment should be on an individual basis. A single cure working for everyone, she said.
"Students have a lower instance of obesity than older people because they are more active and they work at it cosmetically, Cross said.
BETTY FULTON, a Kansas City, Mo., housewife who works in Lawrence and Topeka with Weight-Watcher's, which sponsors diet programs, agreed with Cross.
Kansas Demos
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*THE MOST frustrating thing is when people just don't care enough to try to unburden themselves.*
Slogans such as "tax lid" and "circuit breaker" are more effective because the people don't try to understand them, Falstad said.
Lykins said that he thought the presidential election was the cause of the
"in Kansas we find a lot of people that are unhappy, with either of the presidential
The polls may be another cause of the apathy, Lykins said, because people think "that it's all locked up." He said it is hard to the people to understand this not the case.
The main concern of the people, both party leaders agree, is taxes.
"The people will come out to vote if it will affect the rocketsock." I lakhs said
The pay raises and tax increases that the Republicans have worked for are emotional issues, he said, that the people won't tolerate.
HE SAID the Democrats have been trying to protect the taxanners pocketbook.
don't want rather than what they want," Falsad said. "It's a negative thing."
"Teh public doesn't really relate government to an everyday level. They don't want to pay taxes and don’t understand what will mean a deterioration of quality."
Each of the political parties claim a segments of the youth vote in Kansas.
Lykins said that the youth vote would not help much on the national level in Kansas. However, he said he expected that the youth vote will be a part of at least a per cent of the youth vote in state elections.
"Obesity is simply a habit of overeating "
"We live in a country of bountiful food."
FAISTAD SAID he thought the Republicans had attracted the youth vote because the party did not approach youths as a class.
"Obesity knows no age or sex boundaries. There are at least as many obese men as there are women, but women are more willing to do something about it," she said.
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A MEDICAL TREATMENT called an intestinal by-pass operation has been tried with varying success, Fulton said. She said the operation included removing and part of the small intestine, leaving about 1/3 inches for food absorption and digestion.
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DR. BERTHA BELL of the Student DLA Service said no one knew what caused the problem.
"Perhaps some day we'll find an enzyme or something that isn't working properly, but until then the only thing to do is diet," she said.
"We've been done several. They have generally been effective, and we'll probably be better now."
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"It's very risky. There's no guarantee," Fulton said.
Dr. Paul Schloerb, assistant dean of surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center, disagreed with Fulton about the invasiveness of the intestinal bypass operation.
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