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University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, May 5, 1964
Doctor Says Fast Tan Produces Fast Burn
There's no sure way to get a fast sun tan without also getting a fast sunburn.
At least that's the opinion of Dr. Ralph Canuteson, director of Watkins Memorial Hospital, who believes in moderation when indulging in the sun's ravs.
"The way to build up a safe tolerance for the sun to start slowly, about five minutes front and back the first time." Dr. Canuteson said.
Although there have been no admitted cases at Watkins this spring Dr. Canuteson said much damage can be done if some caution is not exercised by sunbathers and swimmers.
"The sun is more penetrating when reflected by water or sand, which makes a sand bar party more dangerous than a sun deck.
"If the person is fair-skinned, or has red tinges in his hair he is also more likely to get a bad burn," Dr. Canuteson said.
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Barbara Kibler, Topeka senior, has been named the outstanding senior in the School of Education by the KU chapter of the Student National Education Association. She was awarded $100.
SNEA Award to Senior
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Diane Karnaze, Kansas City junior, also was awarded $100 for being named the outstanding junior. She was elected recording secretary of the SNEA for the 1964-65 school year.
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He especially stressed closing the eyes as real damage can be done by direct sun exposure. Other irritating conditions are itchy skin, blistering or peeling and running a fever from too much exposure.
"Although lotions and oils may protect the skin somewhat, or help it to heal and stop itching and peeling afterwards the best thing is to go slow until the tan is built up," Dr. Canuteson warned.
Both Miss Kibler and Miss Karnaze are elementary education majors.
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