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Overdose of hair care may help bring on acne
By JoLYNNE WALZ Staff Reporter
People primp, brush and blow dry their hair to make themselves beautiful, but dermatologists say that they shouldn't bleam blissfully by aggrassing acne.
"It's the pressure on the skin that does it," Lawrence dermatologist Lee Bittenbender said this week. "The tension of the brush or comb across the skin."
J. W. PETROZLI, a dermatologist at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, first described the relationship between hair styling and acne in a recent edition of the dermatology journal Cutis.
He had observed that many patients had acne—on the temples, in front of the ears, on the back of the neck or on the forehead—that recurred despite treatment that cleared acne in other areas.
Both Petrozi and Bittenen boulder said that people might avoid such persistent acre around the hairline if they did not brush and style their hair so often.
"If acne is a problem, though people should see a dermatologist, and not try to cure it themselves," Bittenbender said.
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"There is no cure for acne. It's controllable, but it's not like bronchitis or pneumonia. It won't just go away."
IF A DERMATOLOGIST is able to treat acne in its early stages with antibiotics, Bitenbender said, serious infections and inflammation may be avoided.
If acne were never allowed to develop to its advanced stages, people wouldn't have to worry about whether those young girls would aggravate their pimps, he said.
"If people understand that acne is an ongoing disease and go to a dermatologist for treatment, they might avoid being so uptight before a job interview or the prom." Bittenbender said.
But many young people put off seeing a dermatologist about their acne problem because they think they will outwit it, he said.
"There's no cutoff point," he said.
"It's not going to magically disappear at age 20."
But young people—more than older people—may tend to aggravate acne by constantly primping and trying to keep their hair in the latest style.
People can break out for the first time at any age, though, Bittenbender said.
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Since 1949, KU has sent more teams to national debate tournaments than any other school in the country, according to Parson. The University of Southern California and Harvard University are second
The KU debate team will participate only in the preliminary rounds of the competition because it was the first time Farson, debate coach, said this week.
The University of Kansas debate squad, which is continuing its tradition of success this semester, will host a tournament attracting more than 70 college teams this weekend.
The University of Kansas placed first at the Emporia State Debate Tournament several weeks ago.
Debaters converge at KU
All rounds of individual competition and team debates, which will last until Monday, are free to the public.
KU's debate teams took honors last weekend at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and North Texas State University.
Some of the colleges and universities participating in the competition this weekend are the U.S. Naval Academy; Macaulester College, Minn.; Baylor University, Texas; University of Missouri-Kansas City; Kansas State University; Emporia State University; and Neoasho County Community Junior College.
The 1981-82 college debate topic is "Resolved; That the federal government should curtain the labor unions in the United States."
The final rounds are scheduled from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday on the fourth and fifth floors of the Kansas Union.
The competition will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday on the fourth floor of Wescoe Hall and will conclude at about 5 p.m. each day.
This is the 13th annual fall debate tournament put on by the KU debate squad.
and third behind KU for number of teams sent.
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Haskell student critical after being hit by cars
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A 20-year-old Haskell student is in critical condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center after she was hit by two cars early morning morning in front of Uncle Milly's Cafe at 23rd and Barker streets.
Albertine MyRon; of Tuba City, Ariz. suffered leg, arm and head injuries and was in surgery most of yesterday morning, Med Center staff said.
Another Haskell student, Theresa Dann, 21, also was ill, but she was treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. police said.
Witnesses said that the pedestrians were both hit by the first car about 12:30 a.m., but that within a matter of minutes, Myron was hit again and
The driver of the second car, Rob Houston, Lake Forest, III, senior at KU, he did he not see MyRon until it was too late.
"I saw these two guys waving me down, so I started to slow down," Houston said. "Because it was raining so hard, though, I was concentrating on and trying to figure out what the wanted. I didn't see her lying in the road."
The first driver, Dana Woollerman, a 19-year-old Lee's Summit, Mo. man, said he and his passenger stopped and sat in the scene as soon as his car hit the woman.
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However, before they could reach MyRon, they said, they saw Houston's car enter the intersection and they began waving for him to stop.
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