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q pIloto by Mike Spivey
King and Queen of the Day
Senior Steve Buhr and Amber Asher were named 1995 Old Gold KI~ and
Queen at last Saturday's football game.
see game story - page 16
DePauw students help
teacher fight cancer
by Meleah Rush
As Ridpath Elementary school teacher
Therrian Freeman spent her 30th birthday
in Methodist Ho pital last Sunday,
DePauw tudents were gelling ready to
help with her fight against lymphatic eancer.
Along with its bi-yearly blood drive,
DePauw's Union Board is sponsoring a
National Marrow Donor Registry enrollment
drive in Freeman's name today from
1-5:30 p.m. and on Wednesday from 1-6
p.m. in the Union Building B llroom.
Freeman, who is currently staying on a
floor with other patients who await bone
marrow donor , worked with several
DePauw Community Scrvice volunteers in
her first grade classroom.
"Therrian always a¢Cepted DePauw
students into her classroom for the Bonner
Scholar and Student Friend programs,"
said Joy Marley, a friend of Freeman's and
another first grade teacher at Ridpath.
Bonner Scholar Yanina Nevarez worked
in Freeman's classroom for two years.
"I am sad that this is happening,"
Nevarez said. "She is one of
see MARROW, page 12
Bawdy Math
Visiting professor talks about visualization,
dirty jokeDld wtry
women can acid cd ~~
OCT 31
5
. WeBt I..ir.
FOntler first lady t&
speak at DePau\V
by Neal Allen
Barbara Bush is
scheduled speak at
DePauw March 20.
The wife of former
U.S. President
George Bush will
speak in Kresge
Auditorium at 10
a.m., said John D.
Hughes University Bush: Cornk1g
Professor Ken Bode. to c:ampuI
She will answer que -
tions from students
immediately afterward in the Wat on
Forum.
Mrs. Bush will come to DePauw as
part of the Ubben Lecture Series, which
will also feature astronaut James Lovell
Nov. 30. Bush will arrive March 19, and
have dinner at University President Robert
Bottom ' house that night.
Mrs. Bu h married George Bush in
1945. They have had four sons and two
daughters.
George W. Bu h was elected Governor
of Texas, and Jeb Bush ran un ucce fully
as the Republican nominee for Governor
of Florida last November.
Mr . Bush was first lady from 1989-93.
Durin her time in the White House, she
was an advocate for literacy in America.
She helped develop the Barbara Bush
Foundation for Family Uteracy, of which
she is honorary chairperson. She is al a
member of the board of the Mayo Clinic
Foundation.
Mrs. Bush has wrillen three books:
"Barbara Bush: A Memoi r," "Millie's
Book" and "C. Fred ' Story."
Eating disorder counselor
increases time on campus
by Carolille Jeffi
Holly Hubbard remembers what it i
like to be in college. Mo tly, she remembers
the pressures.
"There is so much pressure to be skinny,"
Hubbard id. "So much pressure to
be a perfect beauty queen."
As DePauw's new eating di order
counselor, Hubbard returns to the campus
scene to help people who are feeling these
pressures.
Hubbard began visiting DePauw once a
week to counsel students. She has found,
though, that the demand is so great that an
additional day is needed. Now Hubbard
visits campus both Wedne days and
Thursdays.
"I'm getting new patients all the time,"
said Hubbard. "The general response is
that this type of program is way overdue."
Hubbard said she is now counseling up
to eleven students. She also sees students
who want to talk about other with su -
peeted problems. Hubbard also allows
students to bring a friend with them to the
session. She said this can help to break the
tension.
Hubbard finds that many tudents are
nervous about the subject of eating disorders.
That is why she started the idea of
ou treach. Outreach consists of Hubbard
speaking in public or private arena about
the problem of eating disorders.
Hubbard said, "A lot of women probably
wouldn't come in on their own."
She hope that these women will be
persuaded by her talks to recognize their
problem and seek help.
pIloto bY Mike Spivey
Counselor Holly Hubbard Is on campus
twice a week to talk to students about
eating disorders.
Hubbard originally worked through
Koala Hospital in Indianapolis where she
formed Koala Outreach for Eating
Disorders (KO-ED). Because of the
demand for these kind of services,
though, Hubbard has decided to work
independently of the hospital. She would
like to concentrate on college campuses.
DePauw is Hubbard's first university
working experience. Along with individ-see
HUBBARD, page 6
Object Description
| Title | The DePauw, October 31, 1995 |
| Selected Headlines | King and Queen of the day [p. 1]; DePauw Students help teacher fight cancer [p. 1]; Former First Lady to speak at DePauw [p. 1]; Eating Disorder Counselor increases time on campus [p. 1]; Music students tune up early for recitals [p. 3]; Trustees order fire inspections for Greek houses [p. 3]; More women on COB this year [p. 4]; Sessions offered to improve study skills [p. 4]; RHA brings ghosts to East College [p. 4]; The 'Bawdy' side of math [p. 4]; Violations frustrate DPU police [p. 5]; Rush probe continues [p. 6]; Trustees tighten spending [p. 6]; Hammond first recipient of Spirit Award [p. 10]; French professor teaching through music [p. 10]; IM All-Star team announced [p. 13]; Women's soccer has best record in Tiger history [p. 15]; Wabash win ends season [p. 16]; Cross country teams finish high at ICAC [p. 16] |
| Specific Subject |
Old Gold Day/Weekend Convocations Eating Disorders Counseling Recitals School of Music Fire Board of Trustees Delta Tau Delta Sororities Fraternities Rush Continuous Open Bidding Writing Center Speech Center Quantitative Reasoning Center Residence Hall Association East College Ghosts Mathematics Department Parking Security Budgets Enrollment Tiger Seal of Excellence Student Government Romance Languages Department Faculty Intramurals Soccer Cross Country |
| Name as Subject | Amber Asher; Steven Buhr; Theerrian Freeman; Barbara Bush; Holly Hubbard; Ellen Parker; Annelisa Crannell; Adam Cohen; Derek Hammond; Arthur Evans; |
| Collection Name | The DePauw |
| Date | 1995-10-31 |
| Time Period | 1990-1999 |
| Original Format | |
| Digital Format | |
| Rights Statement | Archives of DePauw University |
| Resource Type | newspaper |
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| Title | Page 1 |
| Selected Headlines | b q pIloto by Mike Spivey King and Queen of the Day Senior Steve Buhr and Amber Asher were named 1995 Old Gold KI~ and Queen at last Saturday's football game. see game story - page 16 DePauw students help teacher fight cancer by Meleah Rush As Ridpath Elementary school teacher Therrian Freeman spent her 30th birthday in Methodist Ho pital last Sunday, DePauw tudents were gelling ready to help with her fight against lymphatic eancer. Along with its bi-yearly blood drive, DePauw's Union Board is sponsoring a National Marrow Donor Registry enrollment drive in Freeman's name today from 1-5:30 p.m. and on Wednesday from 1-6 p.m. in the Union Building B llroom. Freeman, who is currently staying on a floor with other patients who await bone marrow donor , worked with several DePauw Community Scrvice volunteers in her first grade classroom. "Therrian always a¢Cepted DePauw students into her classroom for the Bonner Scholar and Student Friend programs," said Joy Marley, a friend of Freeman's and another first grade teacher at Ridpath. Bonner Scholar Yanina Nevarez worked in Freeman's classroom for two years. "I am sad that this is happening," Nevarez said. "She is one of see MARROW, page 12 Bawdy Math Visiting professor talks about visualization, dirty jokeDld wtry women can acid cd ~~ OCT 31 5 . WeBt I..ir. FOntler first lady t& speak at DePau\V by Neal Allen Barbara Bush is scheduled speak at DePauw March 20. The wife of former U.S. President George Bush will speak in Kresge Auditorium at 10 a.m., said John D. Hughes University Bush: Cornk1g Professor Ken Bode. to c:ampuI She will answer que - tions from students immediately afterward in the Wat on Forum. Mrs. Bush will come to DePauw as part of the Ubben Lecture Series, which will also feature astronaut James Lovell Nov. 30. Bush will arrive March 19, and have dinner at University President Robert Bottom ' house that night. Mrs. Bu h married George Bush in 1945. They have had four sons and two daughters. George W. Bu h was elected Governor of Texas, and Jeb Bush ran un ucce fully as the Republican nominee for Governor of Florida last November. Mr . Bush was first lady from 1989-93. Durin her time in the White House, she was an advocate for literacy in America. She helped develop the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Uteracy, of which she is honorary chairperson. She is al a member of the board of the Mayo Clinic Foundation. Mrs. Bush has wrillen three books: "Barbara Bush: A Memoi r," "Millie's Book" and "C. Fred ' Story." Eating disorder counselor increases time on campus by Carolille Jeffi Holly Hubbard remembers what it i like to be in college. Mo tly, she remembers the pressures. "There is so much pressure to be skinny," Hubbard id. "So much pressure to be a perfect beauty queen." As DePauw's new eating di order counselor, Hubbard returns to the campus scene to help people who are feeling these pressures. Hubbard began visiting DePauw once a week to counsel students. She has found, though, that the demand is so great that an additional day is needed. Now Hubbard visits campus both Wedne days and Thursdays. "I'm getting new patients all the time," said Hubbard. "The general response is that this type of program is way overdue." Hubbard said she is now counseling up to eleven students. She also sees students who want to talk about other with su - peeted problems. Hubbard also allows students to bring a friend with them to the session. She said this can help to break the tension. Hubbard finds that many tudents are nervous about the subject of eating disorders. That is why she started the idea of ou treach. Outreach consists of Hubbard speaking in public or private arena about the problem of eating disorders. Hubbard said, "A lot of women probably wouldn't come in on their own." She hope that these women will be persuaded by her talks to recognize their problem and seek help. pIloto bY Mike Spivey Counselor Holly Hubbard Is on campus twice a week to talk to students about eating disorders. Hubbard originally worked through Koala Hospital in Indianapolis where she formed Koala Outreach for Eating Disorders (KO-ED). Because of the demand for these kind of services, though, Hubbard has decided to work independently of the hospital. She would like to concentrate on college campuses. DePauw is Hubbard's first university working experience. Along with individ-see HUBBARD, page 6 |
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