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Fridav. October 1, 1976
University Daily Kansan
Sauna provides s-s-steamy box
To many University of Kansas students a relaxing evening means watching television or listening to the stereo, but to some it means spending 10 minutes in a sauna.
There are two suanas in Robinson Gymnasium for students and faculty members. One is in the women's locker room and the other is in the men's.
Paul Moore, physical education department storekeeper in Robinson, said Wednesday that the temperature in the sauna was 75 degrees. He noted that the ideal humidity was 60 per cent.
A sauna is a Finish bath that uses dry heat. Electric coils heat a tray of sauna stones, which produce steam when splashed with water.
THE PROCEDURE for using the sauna involves showering with warm water, slitting in the sauna and then taking another in the sauna and maximum recommended use is 10 minutes.
The first sauna installed in Robinson was in the men's locker room in February 1973. Women were allowed to use it at certain hours of the day. Two years ago another four-by-six-foot sauna was installed, this time in the women's locker room.
MOORE SAID that an average of 30 people used the sauna each day. It has been used steadily throughout the years, he said, and it became a tradition the summer as any other time of the year.
One rule is not letting a person use the sauna alone because a sauna relaxes a person so much that he can easily fall asleep, Moore said.
Rules for using the sauna are posted outside the saunas.
Reading newspapers in the sauna is also prohibited, he said, because carbonic acid from the ink escapes and creates an odor that is difficult to get rid of.
In 1975 saunas were installed in Lewis, GSP-Corbin and Templin halls. Three weeks ago three saunas were installed in McCollum Hall.
Debbie Blaylock, Overland Park
p sophomore, said she used the sauna at
Corbin Hall every other night. She said she thought it was good for relaxation, her muscles and her complexion.
MARY KARECKI, Ole fraisman, said using the sauna made her feel as if she had
Cindy Johnson, Liberal junior, said the heat in the sauna relieved tension.
"After a hard day I'm really tense; it relaxes me, helps my sleep, and a drink after dinner is really refreshing."
The suuuus in Robinson are available from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdays and 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays.
CAA advises that buyers be cautious of salesmen
Judy Kroeger, CAA director, said last week that she had received four inquiries regarding salesmen representing Mecca Enterprise, Inc., who have approached Lawrence residents to buy magazine subscriptions.
She said pople should be cautious about signing an agreement with the company.
The University of Kansas Consumer Affairs Association (CAA) has received recently inquiries on door-to-door magazine salesmen, who have been canvassing the Lawrence area.
baking up an agreement with the company.
"I recommend before buying the magazines to ask for a complete price list," she said.
She suggested that residents first check actual newstand prices and magazine subscription rates before signing an agreement.
The salesmen often refuse to identify themselves or the company, they are working for until they are admitted inside the house, she said.
The salesman tells the prospective client that he is selling the magazine for so many dollars that it looks like a bill.
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Under Kansas law, the salesmen must have sales tax certification to legally sell the subscriptions, he said.
win a cash prize and a vacation if he accumulates the most points.
Lance Pool, Kansas assistant attorney general, said that the Attorney General's office was aware of the company's operating in Kansas and that his office had been in contact with the firm, which is based in Arlington, Tex.
He said that the company had been in
operation since 1972 and that his office had received numerous complaints since last year.
complaints concerning the company's salesmen.
Pool declined, however, to comment on whether his office was conducting an investigation.
Berkowitz said all complaints about the salesmen should be reported to the Lawrence Police Department.
Douglas County Attorney David Borkwitz said he hadn't heard of any
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3. HONKING HORNS
4. SCREECHING TIRES
2. BLOCKING DRIVEWAYS
5. LITTERING
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