| Vol XXXIIII No. 83 | Tuesday, February 15, 2000 |
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Professors: media images lead to eating disorders
In a society filled with young women crazed to look like super models, movie stars and Barbie dolls, eating disorders are silently advertised in almost all media, according to research done by two Saint Mary's professors. Karen Chambers, a psychology professor, and Susan Alexander, a sociology professor, are very concerned with the message the media conveys to young women, they said during a presentation for Eating Disorders Awareness Week. "Everyday our ... [more] |
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 GOP allows anti-Catholic bigotry "One of the greatest challenges facing Fundamentalists and biblical Christianity in the 21st Century is to stir evangelistic enterprise in fulfillment of the Great Commission," says Bob Jones University president Bob Jones III. He goes on to say in his "President's ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Humphrey awaits chance to shine Double and triple teams are nothing new to Troy Murphy. The sophomore All-American candidate draws a crowd every time he catches the ball in the post, leaving him beaten and bruised by opposing squads. It's only natural to wonder how good ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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