2—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Feb. 9, 1984 Steroids When a, dozen U.S. athletes left the Pan American Games this past summer, America signalled its entry in the anabolic steroids race. Surprised by more thorough testing and threats of year-long suspensions, the athletes ,decided to head home rather than risk the tests. For years, the United States had accused 'Eastern Europeans, particularly women, of ingesting such an unfair advantage. Now it is ,impossible to deny, that we too have found steroids a worthwhile risk to better our per f Orma nces. __ Last August in Caracas, for instance, 21- 'year-old weightlifter Jeff Michels of Chicago won all three gold medals in 242-pound class. *Michels was charged by meet officials of - using 'illegal drugs' and was immediately -suspended for a year. The United States, then, be without perhaps its best weightlifter lor the Olympics this Summer. The term anabolic steroids refers to several 'derivatives of the male hormone testosterone that have been developed over the last few .decades by the pharmadeutical industry to Stimulate a building up, or anabolic, process • in the body. This involves the synthesis for muscle growth and tissue repair. Please Note: " MONTY PYTHON Society will 4W ELECTIONS OF. NEW OFFICERS 7:30 p.m. . 307 Boucke tonight R.S.V.P. 11135 (State of the Empire Address to follow) You are invited: . ROME • Bpm February 10 26 Mineral Sciences "The Death of Raphael and the Transfiguration" . ,Prof. Kathleen Weil-Garris Brandt Sponsored by the Deportment of Art History, the Medieval Studies Committee and the Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies The Student Hearing Commission, The Disciplinary Board on Campus, is now accepting applications. 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Ziegler began giving anabolic steroids to weightlifters and at first found impressive 7.Wa. • says • • • 1314/Cll4 . , - 4 1 c 4.• ,:„. ' . 0 , Arit '' ' • titi; ;:'' . lis., I 1( 9:39-3:39 Thurs. 9:30 . -8:30 • 814/238-1987 Posters • Prints • Cards • Gifts Items and of course, The Most COMPLETE SELECTION of Art, Architecture & Engineering Supplies! • results, but became horrified when he began to notice changes other than muscle growth in the weightlifters. Among the results he re ported was a shrinking of the testes and increased aggression, A Dr. Frankenstien scenario ensued. , Ziegler quickly withdrew from the study while his 'subjects,' delighted with their rap idly improved performances, took more and more pills. Ziegler, to his credit, became an ardent opponent to anabolic steroids, though his protests mostly fell on deaf ears,. Terry Todd of Sports Illustrated spoke to Ziegler not long ago. "I honestly believe," Ziegler told him, "that if I'd told people back then that rat manure would make them strong; they'd have eaten rat manure. What I failed to realize until it was too late was that most lifters had obsessive pergonalities. To them, if two tablets were good, four tablets would be better." Over the' years, drug manufacturers have changed the molecular structure of the hor mone to minimize such properties. But clear ly, dangers persist. The first solid reports on steroids are coming in and the news isn't pretty. Those who have used steroids for a prolonged period have been subject to testi& ular atrophy, enlargement of the prostate, liver problems and a decrease in sperm count. For women, the problem can be even more severe. Taking a male hormone, not surprisingly, tends to increase masculine characteristics in a person. A woman with more masculine traits would have a distinct edge, over a normal woman in sports where bulk produced an advantage. They would come nearer to a man's potential in sport. But as a margarine commercial once insisted, "it's not nice to fool mother nature." Studies on women who have takedanabolic steroids show that the clitoris frequently becomes greatly enlarged and often , women develop chest and facial hair. Their voices deepen and other secondary male character istics begin to appear. Such was the case of Renate Neufield. She recently described how her native country, East Germany, prepared its athletes. Neu field, then 20-years-old, said that' while train ing for the 1980 Olympics, she had been told to take drugs supplied by her coaches. Neufield discovered almost immedately that these drugs had painful side affects; her legs grew, her muscles hardened painfully An umbrella, a frisbee, or both. The Biggest Little St' It's hard to resist flame-broiled sirloin tips, smothered M onions and mushrooms, served with the World's Biggest, Best Salad Buffet, hot soup, baked potato, and roll with butter. 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Neufield fled to West Germany soon after where Professor Manfred Donike fied the drugs she had been taking as anabolid steroids. . , In a now well-known study on female rhesus monkeys given . male hormonds early in their pregnancies, larger problems come to light: The monkeys delivered offspring that' were dramatically abnormal. , • „ Some athletes, clearly, think that the risk of anabolic steroids on themselves and their future children is a worthwhile trade for athletic excellence. Many athletes, however, would rather compete of the strengths of their own bodies. In order to survive in sports, the latter might be forced to take steroids merely to remain in the race. Anabolic steroids ar,' banned for some very sound medical reasons But more importantly, what is left in corripec 7, itive sports if fair competition goes? Todd Benoit is a senior majoring in English . and a sports columnist for The Dailly Colie-. 41984 Ponderosa, Inc. 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Letters, papers, theses. Diane, after 2, 2374948, 237-3027 CALL BARBARA, 238-7207, p r o f e s - sional typist. Registered w/Grad School for dissertations/theses. All business correspondence, aca demic work, tape transcription. Quality/experience. Also: Mailing list/repetitive letters. PROFESSIONAL TYPING FOR all your needs. Grad school certified. Campus delivery. Rush jobs possi ble. 359-3068 DESPERATELY NEED RIDE to Richmond, Virginia March 2nd•- Spring break weekend. Please call Linda 238.3204 RIDERS NEEDED EVERY Friday to Exits 23, 24. Round trips only $2O. Call Steve 234-2483 LOST BEIGE VELCRO WALLET. Inter ested only in having LI/ re turned. No questions asked. Call 234-1779 BROWN SUEDE jacket missing from AXP fraternity Saturday night If you have it please call 237.1882. GREY DOWN VEST by Eastern Mountain Sports lost Saturday night at TKE. If found, please call Lydia at 865.8053 or return to TKE Hre2l REALTORS LADIES WATCH LOST at the Brewery last week. Great senti mental value. Call 238-8590 LOST AT PHI SI last Wednesday lined denim jacket padded shoulders. Key-gloves In pocket. 865.2427. TWO RARE Kennedy half dol lays. Call fred 238-5157. FOUND "Found" notices are published for three days at no charge CAT FOUND; ORANGE in color, at Pugh and Hamilton.23B-4324 evenings. • FOUND: BASKETBALL at I.M. Building over the weekend. Call to identify. Dave 234.8192. FOUND: FINE writing instru ment near HUB area before Christmas. Call to Identify 237- 0980 - Steve. FOUND GOLD BRACELET In Schwab. Call Caryn to claim. 234.4105 FOUND GOLD CHAIN bracelet outside Sparks. Call to identify. 865-6895, Colleen or Lisa FOUND GOLD MONET necklace near HUB Friday the 27th. Identi fy and claim at Bookstore cus tomer service desk FOUND: GRAY JACKET/vest at TKE Saturday night for more information call 865.8939. FOUND GREY PURSE with keys and personal belongings in front of Carnegie Building 2/6 Call lori 234-0453. FOUND IN REC Hall - I.D. brace let. Claim at HUB desk. FOUND KEYCHAIN WITH single key near busstop at Shortlidge and Pollock. Contact Collegian Office FOUND LADIES GLASSES at Shortlidge and Curtin on Feb. 7. Claim at Collegian office. FOUND: MANS WATCH in Fish er Library 2/5/84. Call 865.9865 to identify FOUND MEN'S WATCH last week at Rec Hall identify to claim call Greg 8-5 238-5266. FOUND: ONE ORANGE cat in the vicinity of Pugh and Hamil ton. 238.4324 evenings f ' 1111 1 . 1 : 1r " 1 1 1 k 6 I Al k(CltThi i •Alexander Court • • Cedarbrook • PennThwers • • Beaver Hill• Garner Court • LOCATION Easy walking distance to campus! (only 5 minutes away) LOCATION Close to shops and restaurants. LOCATION Near mules and all the bars ...wherever you make the scene! PLUS: All utilities. T\' cable \Vall to Wall Carpeting. Balconies Draperies.•Air-Conditioning and completely furnished with Laundry facilities on every floor plus 24 hr. "We Care Maintenance Service"! Now what more could anyone ask for? • Electricity not included at Alexander Court The Daily Collegian Thursday, Feb. 9, 198413 FOUND ON FRIDAY 1 set keys: Burrowes Road. Near bus stop across from Dyke Building. Call 865.1531 to identify. FOUND ON THURSDAY; 1 set of keys. Behind Kern' Graduate Building call to identify 865- 1531. FOUND PAIR OF keys bottom floor of Willard Tuesday. Busch key chain for info call 237.9124 ask for Andrew FOUND PLEDGE pin, 215 be tween Oksmond Lab and Boucke. to Identify, call Lori at 865-0381. FOUND: RED mitten on first floor Sackett Bldg. on Feb. 7. Call Cathy 865.4539. GREEN RAINCOAT FOUND at Chi Phi Sunday morning. Taken by mistake. Call 234.3754 KEYS IN HUMAN DEV building Call to claim, 234-1092 LADIES GOLD WATCH found Feb. Ist on Allen Street. Call 2340572 to Identify LONG DARK BLUE coat (size 10) found at TKE 2/4. Do you have mine? Suzanne 865.4387 SILVER AND GOLD General Mo tors car key. Found on path leading to HUB lawn. 234.1779 WATCH FOUND IN West Hall last Friday call 865.5278 :.PERSONA - lS ABORTION ALTERNATIVE GOLDEN Cradle Adoption Serv• Ices. Free housing, counseling, medical care. Recipient of Unit ed Way donor option plan. A state licensed agency. Call col lect (215)289-BABY. We care! . ATTENTION ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS: Bring your date to the semi-spring semi-formal on February 24th. Tickets on sale in Kunkle Lounge, Feb Ist to Feb 15th ATTENTION P.S.U. SUNBATH ERS!! Spring break In Ft. Lau derdale, from $129, roundtrip motor coach available $B5. Call •Mark Kaplan at 237-2936 or Mark 238.5783, Al at 237.3p71 or LUV Tours 800.368-2006 BALLOONS, BALLOONS, BAL LOONS, delivered by the BAL LOON BABOON for any occasion from Truly Yours, 238- 4619 U I CALL TODAY 237-0363 BARB, MAUREEN, CLAIRE, Johl, Patty, Pat, George, Angelo, •Tom, Rich, Bruce, Thanks for a great birthday you sneaks. Greg• BELLY•GRAMS ARE here! Deliv ered by Hetty Lamore an exotic dance for the birthday boy 234- 3030 BIRTHDAYS ARE BETTER wtien you send a ballon•a•gram or singing telegram! LaMores 234- 3030 CARTOON may be gone, but their music lives on-their NA TIVE STATE cassette available at select record stores CARTOON WE'LL MISS you! CATCH A .WAVE on Daytona Beach, March 2-11, with ARHSI! Cost•s22s. Reserve by February 20. Call ARHS: 665.9982 CHRIS ROM AGR, Can you take a hint? Nothing ventured noth• ing gained . COMPLETE CROSS COUNTRY ski package (men's size 10 boot.) Wax included. Call Steve, 865- 9237 DAYTONA BEACHI!!• Spring break In the sun•s2o9. Don't be:a paleface!! Bring some sunshine back to Happy Valley. Call loi day. Make this break a hot onef Erin 237.1656 EXCELLENT SUMMER COUN'I SELING opportunities for men and women who are interested in serving boys and girls ages .7:: 16, guiding them in their phy6l, cal, mental, and spiritual devel: opment. Only those person 6 who will dedicate their whole hearted efforts to help each; individual child develop his, q her potential should apply. One must have ability to teach in one , or more of our specialized aciiv- Hies. College students, teach ers, and coaches should apply. CAMP THUNDERBIRD, located, 17 miles southeast of Charlotte, N.C., is an ACA accredited camp member, specializing in %rata. sports (sailing, water skiing* / swimming, and canoeing), yet an added emphasis is placed:ipn; the land sports (general athleti ics, tennis, golf, archery, riflery; and backpacking). Horseback' riding, white-water canoeing and, tripping are extras in our excel: lent program. For further Infoy mation write' or call G. William: Climer, Jr., Director, Camp Thunr derbird, Route 7, Box 50, Clover: S.C., 29710 (803.831-2121)
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