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NEWS
One man tackles lasting 'taboo'
Sep 24, 2009
In focusing his one-man show solely on male as opposed to female body and image issues, writer and director Michael Feldman illuminates a subject that is often regarded as taboo.
New student group seeks to tackle public health
Sep 22, 2009
With over a dozen public health and global health student organizations on campus, plus speakers and programs coordinated by different departments and schools, students who want to get involved with public health have an enormous number of options.
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our Health Education Awareness
Calendar!
Announcements
- IS
SMOKING BECOMING AN EXPENSIVE HASSLE?
Full or part-time college students, ages 18-26, who want to quit
smoking may be eligible for PROJECT GRAD. This program offers
FREE smoking cessation counseling as part of a research study
at the University of Pennsylvania's Tobacco Use Research Center.
Individual smoking cessation counseling sessions are provided
to help you become more aware of your smoking patterns and triggers,
learn different ways of managing these smoking trigger, and how
to cope in difficult situation (e.g., stress) without smoking.
Public transportation passes provided or parking validated. If
you are interested, call (215) 746-7164 or (215) 746-7161.
- OUT
Magazine: You can pick up your FREE copy at the LGBT Center
[3907 Spruce St].
- Anorexia
Study - be a part of the First
NIMH Funded Study of the Genetics of Anorexia Nervosa
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