The Michigan Daily- Friday, January 31, 1992 -Page,.
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Intelligence linked
to mother's milk,
says British study
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We want to give your child lots of love, mar-
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HELP WANTED
76-GUIDE 76-GUIDE 76-GUIDE
IS
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The 76-GUIDE Peer Couseling Program is
now accepting applications from students
interested in working as peer counselors
throughout the 1992-93 academic year. This
is a paid position requiring 10-15 hours per
week. Applications are available at
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For more information call 76-GUIDE (764-
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Other positions: Tennis, Gymnastics,
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COUNSELORS, COACHES/ACTIVITY
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or write: 18 Clinton St., Malverne, NY
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EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE BABYSIT-
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FEMALE BABYSITTER NEEDED for 4
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Mon. afternoons, 662-9796.
GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTORS WAN-
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PEER COUNSELORS NEEDED by LSA
Academic Counseling office for summer
orient. Positions are 20 lrs./wk. Copensa-
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lowing mass mreetig: Wed. Feb. 5t 4-5 PM
or Thurs. Feb. 6th 7-8PM in 1214 Mason.
LSA Jrs. & Srs. preferred.
RUN YOUR OWN BUSINESS: Student
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positions selling andl installing Toro under-
ground sprinkler systems. Earn up to
$10,000. For more info. call 665-5390.
SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for a well es-
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between 21-40 years of age and a graduate
student or a professional 5'10" or taller we
need you. Donors will be paid $50 per ac-
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please write P.O. Box 2674, Ann Arbor, Mi.
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STAFF NEEDED FOR MACKINAC IS-
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contact Iroquois Hotel, winter office, 2488
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10530.
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positionls for ALL TEAM SPORTS, SWIM-
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;00-543-3792.
+ Entrepreneurs +
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Part-time
We are looking for 5 self-starters to
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campus. If you can commit an
average of 10 hours per week and
are someone who can "make it
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Scheduling is flexible & sales
experience is a plus. Please send
background info. and job history to:
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P.O. Box 88365 - Atlanta, GA 30356
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SHADY
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opportunities are avail. at Shady Trails Camp
located on Grand Traverse Bay in N. MI. The
camp provides speech and language therapy
to children & youth with communicative im-
pairments in a traditional summer camp
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recreation, craft and waterfront staff. For
info, call 313/764-8442 or write U of M
Shady Trails Camp, 1111 E. Catherine St.,
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971-0990-
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LONDON (AP) -- Children
who were fed breast milk scored
significantly higher on IQ tests than
children who received formula only,
according to a study of 300 children
who were born prematurely.
The study is not defntive proof,
but ''very strong evidence,'' that an
as-yet-unidentified substance in
breast milk affects mental devel-
opment, said Dr. Alan Lucas, the re-
searcher and head of Infant and
Child Nutrition at the Medical
Research Council's Dunn Nutrition
Unit in Cambridge.
The results are reported in the
Feb. 1 issue of the Lancer, a British
medical journal.
Previous studies linking breast
milk to intelligence have caused
considerable controversy. Many
doctors wondered whether benefits
attributed to the milk were in fact
said they were able to isolate quid as-
sess the effects of the milk itself
because both groups of children iMi
been fed via tubes. They had been it
premature to suckle.
Dr. Neville Belton, a University
of Edinburgh pediatrician specializ-,
ing in nutrition, said Lucas is a weNl1
respected investigator and this
study will draw "considerable iii-
terest.
Lucas's study found that 103
children who had gotten either:,
breast milk alone or breast milk-
plus formula scored significantly
higher on IQ tests compared to 1077,
who had gotten formula only -e
scoring 103.7 points versus 93.1. The
IQ tests were given at age seven-aid--i
a-half or eight.
After taking into account the
mother's social and educational :ta-
tus, children who were fed breast
milk still maintained an IQ advi44
tage of 8.3 points, said Lucas. ,
SENIORS
WANT TO TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL
FOR A YEAR OR TWO? TRY I.E.S.
A representative of Independent Educational
Services will be here Monday, Feb. 3 and
Tuesday, Feb. 4, to talk with setiors about
teaching opportunities in independent high
schtools. Applicants for thtese positions [DO
NOT NEED TEACHING CERTIFICATES.
Information seinar - Feb. 3, 7-8 p.m., 1210
Angell Hall. Interviews to be held Feb. 3 and
4, 8:30 - 4:30, 1210 Angell Hall. To Make
appointments for interviews, call Nancy
Pietras, 747-4484.
COMPUTERS
COMPAQ 286 DESKPRO, VGA, HD,-
$595. 4
NEC Multispeed. Laptop, backlit, $699.'
Toshiba laptop with modem, HD, $999."
Compaq SLT 286 VGA laptop, HD, $1595.
Warranty, 662-0148 or 570-1729, 24 hrs.
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4490.
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Int. 250 MB, 9 MB/min, w/5 tapes. $650/ast
offer. 769-9769, ask for Mike. '
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(313) 887-2600
Zenith port. SS286 1/20 $500
Mac II11/60,5/40, 1800-4/100 1900
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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mother seek newborn to join family. We
promise your baby love & understanding, a
good education & fun. Supportive
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Please call Jennifer or Nikki at 764-9425 to
tell us whether you'll be partying at home or,
at the bar. We'll come to take pictures & fea-
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MichiganEnsian.
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FEBRUARY 8,1992
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763-5900 or pick up
registration material
at the S.O.D.C. office at
2202 Michigan Union.
Attendance is open to all
people interested in
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