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The Communicator The Communicator Volume 35 Issue 19 January 2 - January 5, 200~ LIMA TECHNICAL COLLEGE I THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY INFORMATION FOR THE STUDENTS OF THE OHIO ST A TE UNIVERSITY AT LIMA AND LIMA TECHNICAL COLLEGE OSU STUDENT DIRECTORIES L TC CHILD CARE CENTER OSU students: You can pick up your free OSU The Lima Technical College Child Care Student Directories in the Basement of Galvin Center located at the Lima Community by the Student Activities Office and the Game Center on South Elizabeth Street is Room. Once again, these are free, so pick accepting enrollment for infants six weeks yours up today! to nine months old. The Center is open Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. until 6 WELCOME BACK STUDENTS!!! p.m. Licensed by the Ohio Depa1iment of Welcome back! I hope you enjoyed your break Job and Family Services, the Center cares and had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New for children six weeks to five years old. Year! Now it's time to get back in the swing of The L TC Child Care Center is a things.· Don't forget you can advertise your books for sale in The Communicator for free . community service which provides a They will run the first two weeks of the quarter loving, nurturing and safe environment. and the last two weeks of the quarter. Also, if Interested families may call ( 419) 223-1004 your club is having a meeting, tell me! I'll get for enrollment information. it in the next issue. I'm located in the Student Activities Office in the basement of Galvin. : . .. ·: .. -... .. .· :· ····- ...... ··:· ..... ... : ... ...... ····:· ... ... Don't hesitate to advertise! Good luck this quarter from the editor of The Communicator. J'" Inside This Issue 1 Campus News ' : 2 Misc/Sports/Club/Student Act. 3 Classifieds 4 Winter News . ~:c; ;:·. ~ ·. ..... ·. ..·. .: .......•.. ·. ." .:· .. ..: . .. :1 . .. ·. .'. .. : -...... ........ .. .. :..... ...; 2 The Communicator MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS School Closing due to Weather The campus will remain open except under extreme Men's Basketball- The next game is January 2 weather conditions or emergency situations. School at Wright State-Lake at 4:00. The men will also closing or delays will be reported to the following be playing on January 6, home with OU radio stations. Lancaster at 3:00, and on January 7 at UC Lima- WIMA (l l 50AM), WIMT (I 02.1 FM) Clermont. The time is to be announced. WLSR (104.9FM), WTGN (97.7 FM), WZOQ Intramural Basketball- For those interested (92.lFM), WYRX (93.1FM),WBUK(107.5 FM). in playing intramural basketball there will be a Bellefontaine - WBLL (I 390AM), WPKO meeting on January 10 at 12:00 in Cook Hall (94.3FM). Gymnasium. Whiffle Ball- There will be a meeting in January Celina -WCSM (1359AM), WKKI (94.3FM). and the league starts the third week of Janauray. , Delphos - WDOH (107.1 FM) For more information stop by the Athletic Office. Findlay- WFIN (1330 AM), WKXA (100.5FM). Kenton - WKTN (95.3 FM). CLUB NEWS Ottawa - WQTL (106.3FM). Sidney -WMVR (1080AM/ I 05.5FM). OSEA Van Wert-WERT (1220 AM). The OSEA is still collecting used books and Or stay tuned to WLIO - TV Lima CH 35 age-appropriate magazines for the kids at the and WTL W TV Lima CH 44. Children's Home. The age range is 12-18. Bring books to Ed Lab to Cindi. DENTAL HYGIENE WINNERS STUDENT ACTIVITIES ANNOUNCED The winners of our Fall Drawing were: I st place, MOVIE NEWS Marcia Stalnaker; 2nd place, Steven Stauffer; 3rd The Student Activities Office will be presenting place, Stephanie Wood. Their names were drawn three movies. The dates and times will be from a pool of completed patienls. Be a winner announced, so watch for more information about: yourself and schedule an appointment by stopping in the Clinic on the first floor of Cook Hall or call 995-8346. Another drawing will be conducted Winter Quarter, so watch for details in the upcoming Communicator. ~~T~i_ get-some-action.com ®:f~l.e». ----·- i~~Bi.~lI. The Communicator 3 THE CLASSIFIEDS Why pay more than you have to? Check here first for your books! Plus, free advertising for your books if you want to make some cash! Chemistry 101/0SU English llOW/OSU ~ A Commonsense Guide to Grammar and Usage 1"'1 ' Intro to General, Organic and Biological Chemistry 3rd Edition ("'\! ~ R. J. Oullette Beason, Lester ~· · 4th Edition Sarah @ 419-673-1168 ?-: $45 .00 Ken@ 419-225-7269 English llOW/OSU . JJ'?: Mirror on America . v(_ Social Psychology 367.01/0SU Mims, Nollen Social Psychology Sarah @ 419-673-1168 E.R. Smith and D,M . Mackie Chemistry 101 /0SU 2nd Edition Intro to General, Organic and Biological Chemistry $30.00 4th Edition Ken@ 419-225-7269 Oullette Study guide and Solutions Manual History 152-American Civil Since 1877 /OSU Sarah@ 419-673-1168 The Enduring Vision, Volume II Boyer, Clark, Salisbury, Sitkoff, and Woloch Sociology 101-99/LTC 4th Edition Society : The Basics $35 .00 5th Edition Ken@ 419-225-7269 John J . Macionis $25.00 Study guide also for $10 History 152-American Civil since 1877 /OSU Jeremy @ (937) 843-4059 Discovering the American Past ~ A look at the Evidence Psychology 101-99 (Telccourse)/L TC Volume II Psvchologv 4th Edition 5th Edition $15.00 Carole Wade, Carol Tavris Ken@ 419-225-7269 $30 Also telecourse guide to accompany for $20 Sociology 101/0SU Jeremy @ (937) 843-4059 Introduction to Sociology Anatomy & Physiology I & 11/LTC 3rd Edition Lab Manual for A & P with cat dissections Giddens 5th Edition Sarah @ 419-673-1168 $35 .00 Jeremy @ (937) 843-4059 Sociology 101/0SU Readings for Sociology 3rd Edition Massey Sarah @ 419-673-1168 4 The Communicator "WEATHERING THE COLD" It' s winter in Ohio and you know what that means: frigid temperatures one day, sunshine and mild the next. Staying warm can often mean staying healthy, and in Ohio that's not always an easy task! Here are some tips to help you "weather the Ohio weather.": *Dress in layers - several light, preferably cotton, layers will help to hold in your body heat much better than one large, bulky coat. Plus, you can remove the fa yers as you warm up inside. *Keep moving - if you find yourself outside in the dipping temperatures for an extended period of time. be sure to move your arms and legs often to keep your blood flowing! Rubbing your arms. legs and hands can help you to stay warm. Try not to stay in one position for a long time. *Carbon Monoxide can kill - never leave your car running in an enclosed garage, even if the door is up. If you are trapped in your car in a winter storm, be sure to keep the exhaust pipe free of snow and ice. The gas can become trapped inside your car, even in the outdoors! *Winterize your car, especially before travelling longer distances - have a qualified mechanic inspect your vehicle before making a long journey in winter weather. Areas such as the brakes, exhaust system, heater and defrost system should be inspected and approved. *Stock your car - carry with you essential items such as water, matches, candles, blankets and a "trouble" sign in case you find yourself off the road, out of gas, or in trouble. *Watch for signs of Frostbite and Hypothermia - signs of frostbite include a loss feeling and a pale or white appearance in earlobes. fingers, toes or other extremities. Hypothermia is characterized by uncontrollable shivering, slow speech, memory lapses, drowsiness, frequent stumbling and exhaustion. *Know how to help someone with frostbit of hypothermia - never give someone a caffeinated beverage (like cola, coffee or tea) who is exhibiting the signs of frostbite or hypothermia. Caffeine, a stimulant, increases the heart rate and hastens the effects cold has on the body. Instead, begin warming the person by putting him/her into dry clothing and wrapping a blanket around him/her. Seek medical attention as soon as possible. Warm the trunk of the body first, with arms and legs last, as stimulation in the limbs can drive cold blood toward the heart causing heart failure. Whether a snow lover or snow grinch, with these tips. we can all weather the Ohio weather, whether we like it or not! Enjoy your winter quarter! .
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