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So why aren't the phones ringing? Why do students turn to the professionals and not call their friendly peer counselor? Maybe it is the very term "hotline." Though most peer-counseling groups also have rooms where people are welcome to drop by and talk, they are primarily defined by...
Maybe the phones don't ring because everyone is well-adjusted and has it all under control: school, friends, even life after college. But I think not. Keep going to UHS and the Bureau of Study Counsel. And when all seems blue and you're not ready to deal with...
In the wake of discovering whooping cough and chicken pox among students College officials are urging sick students not to ignore their symptoms and to go to University Health Services (UHS) for treatment.
That's what Dan R. Tremitiere '02 did when he went to UHS to seek medical attention about two weeks ago after suffering through frequent, prolonged coughing fits.
After two visits to UHS, Tremitiere was diagnosed with pertussis, the highly communicable and potentially dangerous disease commonly known as whooping cough.