THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1990
OMNIBUS
SPORTS
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Exams getting you down?
Try aerobics.
THE DAILY TAR HEEL WEEKEND MAGAZINE
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DTHKevin Buraess
Aerobics in Woolen is the perfect way to get rid of holiday feasts
Feel bie around the middle from all that Thanksgiving Day turkey?
Gain a couple pounds you wish you hadn't? Well, now you can do
something about it go to an aerobics class.
"Aerobics is a fun way to bum fat and to strengthen muscles, says
Christv Cochran, a sophomore aerobics instructor from Greensboro.
A nart of IM-REC's services to the University, aerobics is available to
all students. "This is the seventh year we've had aerobics,'- said Betty
Davis, assistant IM-REC director. "We've got around 1500 participants,
and classes are on a first-come, first-serve basis."
Classes are held in the Woolen-Fetzer complex and various other areas
around campus every day except Saturday, and they are a welcome relief
for all participants.
"It's a good, fun way to relieve stress from exams," said Jane Wyatt, a
sophomore from Mars Hill.
"It makes you feel like you're doing something productive,'' added
Lorrie Harris, another sophomore from Hendersonville.
Clinics are conducted to find capable instructors every year. Cochran
said she enjoyed her class so much last year that she wanted to teach
aerobics. "The workshop taught me about satety, health and titness, sne
said, "and it gave me ideas for choreography in classes. I also got my CPR
certificate then."
Cochran teaches low-impact aerobics. "There is no running in low
impact, and it basically works at toning your muscles," she said. "In high
imnact. one foot is always off the floor."
Cochran encourages anyone to try aerobics. "If you're tired, come to
aerobics." she said. "It rejuvenates you, and it can help you handle stress.
"Aerobics makes me so motivated to study. It wakes me up and makes
it easier to study."
Handball Club Shines at West Point
The Carol ina Team Handball Club saw its first action of the year Nov.
9-11. and it came through with flying colors.
In the West Point Fall Invitational, the UNC A-team went 2-0 with
a tie. and the B-team fared almost as well, going 1-1 with a tie. The
Invitational was a round-robin of games with the West Point A and B
teams and Air Force.
"Those are some of the best programs we can play," said Coach John
Silva. "West Point A-team is five-time national champs (in U.S. Team
Handball Federation Division II), and Air Force has finished second the
last two years-
"But our team responded. That's probably the best this club has ever
played. We did it by playing smart and making intelligent decisions on
the court.
Steven Penn led the A-team in scoring for the Invitational with 15
goals and 9 assists for a total of 24 points. Paul Warzocha contributed 14
points and was outstanding on defense, Silva said. "Paul was instrumental
in our success. He created disruption on defense and caused some
turnovers that we scored on.'
For the B-team, Sid Roberson scored 1 1 goals and had a total of 18
ooints. and lason Guidrv had 17 points.
"I am Darticularlv impressed with what our B-team did," Silva said.
"They had never played team handball before and did extremely well
against national-caliber A-teams." pQjngy Cline
FEATURES
Ackland revisited
Unless you are a senior or above you probably don't remember
Ackland Art Museum (that big brick building across from Big Frat
Court). Well here's your chance: on Dec. 2 it will throw open its
doors once again. Mondy Lamb and Randy Basinger tell you about it,
and Isabel Barbuk reviews the new and improved collection.
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DEPARTMENTS
Music
Tesla, Madonna and Betty Boo
On Stage
Miracle Legion and Nyle Frank
Arts
The Nutcracker. A Play
Movies
'Dances With Wolves' and 'Home Alone'
Television
Off The Cuff
Calendar
Post-Turkey Day stuff
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