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Annual Index Volume 44 ¢ July 1995—May 1996 January: 137-184 September: 41-88 March: 185-240 November: 89-136 May: 241-304 AUTHORS of Magic Johnson’s HIV serostatus disclo- Loudon K. See Zebas CJ, sure on unmarried college students’ HIV Lyerla R. See Meilman PW. Afifi LA. See McCue M, knowledge, attitudes, risk perceptions, and Anand C. See Vasudeva N. sexual behavior. Sept:55—58. Magee L. See Zebas CJ. Andersen MB, Brewer BW. Organizational and Marcus BH. See Pinto BM. psychological consultation in collegiate Faigel HC. Carnitine palmitoyltransferace defi- Marshall IB. Screening and vaccination for sports medicine groups. Sept:53— 69. ciency in a college athlete: A case report hepatitis B in Hong Kong university stu- Anderson-Sawyer A. See Sawyer RG (2). and literature review. Sept:51—54. dents. Sept:59-62. Feigenbaum R, Weinstein E, Rosen E. College McCall M. See DePalma MT. Barnes MD. Using storyboarding to determine students’ sexual attitudes and behaviors: McCue M, Afifi LA. Using peer helpers for components of wellness for university stu- Implications for sexuality education. tuberculosis prevention. Jan: 173-176. dents. Jan: 180-183. Nov:112-118. McDaniel JS, Carlson LM, Thompson NJ, Pur- Beckley SL. See Grace TW. Fisher MM. See Fisher SP. cell DW. A survey of knowledge and atti- Becker TM. See Kattapong VJ. Fisher SP, Fisher MM. Development, imple- tudes about HIV and AIDS among medical Beckman LJ, Harvey SM, Tiersky LA. Atti- mentation, and evaluation of a health pro- students. July:11-14. tudes about condoms and condom use motion program in a college setting. McLaughlin G. See Coron J. among college students. May:243—250. Sept:8 1-83. McKeller LA. See Sawyer RG (1). Benjamin J. See Wiley DC. Flegel M. See Reis J. Meilman PW, Crace RK, Presley CA, Lyerla R. Bernstein B. See King SR. Fong D. See Sawyer RG (1). Beyond performance enhancement: Bowman S. See Zebas CJ. Fong D. See Sawyer RG (2). Polypharmacy among collegiate users of Brewer BW. See Andersen MB. Furney S. See Wiley DC. steroids. Nov:98-—104. Calsbeek F. Wiley DC. Gelo F. Spirituality: A vital component of Meilman PW, Haygood-Jackson D. Data on Carlson LM. See McDaniel JS. health counseling. July:38-40. sexual assault from the first 2 years of a Caruso MM. Legal use of nonprescription Ghiselli W. See Terre L. comprehensive campus prevention program. medications in college health centers. Gleason NA. A new approach to disordered Jan: 157-165. Sept:7 1-73. eating—Using an electronic bulletin board Meilman PW. See Delk EW. Chapman M. See Zebas CJ. to confront social pressure on body image. Mundt MH. Peer interviewing: A student Chretien JH. See Roach MC. Sept:78-80. health survey on an urban campus. Cleavenger RL, Juckett RG. Hobbs GR. Trends Grabowski F. See Heffern M-K. Book review. March: 187-192. in chlamydia and other sexually transmitted Grace TW, Beckley SL. The QSHP proposal: 10 Parker JC, Huff P. Using nonprescription med- diseases in a university health service. questions most often asked. Sept:43—49. ications. Letter to the editor. Jan:184. May:263-265. Cole R. See Woolard D. Hampton WR Jr. See King SR. Pedersen PB. Culture-centered counseling Connor SE. See Taggart HM. Harvey SM. See Beckman LJ. skills as a preventive strategy for college Coron J, McLaughlin G, Dorman SM. Factors Haygood-Jackson D. See Meilman PW. health services. July:20—26. associated with bicycle helmet use among Heffern M-K. See The Editors of JACH. Pinto BM, Marcus BH. A stages of change college students. May:294-297. Heffern M-K. Book review: Levy L, Grabows- approach to understanding college students’ Crace RK. See Meilman PW. ki F. Low-Fat Living for Real People. physical activity. July:27-31. Crissman MW. See Woolard D. May:301. Presley CA. See Meilman PW. Hershberger SL. See D’ Augelli AR. Purcell DW. See McDaniel JS. D’ Augelli AR, Hershberger SL. A multiyear analysis of changes in AIDS concerns and Hobbs GR. See Cleavenger RL. Reifler CB. See The Editors of JACH. homophobia on a university campus. July: Holm JE. See Ehde DM. Reis J, Flegel M, Kennedy C. An assessment of 3-10. Huff P. See Parker JC. lower back pain in young adults: Implica- Delk EW, Meilman PW. Alcohol use among James G. See Wiley DC. tions for college health education. college students in Scotland compared with James PA. Multiple drug resistant tuberculosis: May:289-293. norms from the United States. May: A story of success. Sept:75—77. Roach MC, Chretien JH. Common hand warts 274-281. Jordan-Belver C. See Wiley DC. in athletes: Association ith trauma to the DePalma MT, McCall M, English G. Increas- Juckett RG. See Cleavenger RL. hand. Nov: 125-126. ing perceptions of disease vulnerability Kathcart T. See Wiley DC. Robbins GM. See Ehde DM. through imagery. March:227-234. Kattapong VJ, Eaton OM, Becker TM. Stroke Rodney HE, Rodney L. An exploratory study Donohue WR. See Woolard D. risk factor knowledge in university students. of African American collegiate adult chil- Dorman J. See The Editors of JACH. March:236-238. dren of alcoholics. May:267—272. Dorman J. The Hippocratic oath. Sept:84-88. Keeling RP. See The Editors of JACH. Rodney L. See Rodney HE. Dorman SM. See Coron J. Kennedy C. See Reis J. Rosen E. See Feigenbaum R. Durham TW. See Vail-Smith K. King SR, Hampton WR Jr, Bernsteir-B, Schi- Sawyer RG, Fong D, Stankus LR, McKeller Eaton OM. See Kattapong VJ. chor A. College students’ views on suicide. LA.(1) Emergency contraceptive pills: A The Editors of JACH. So you want to publish May:283-287. survey of use and experiences at college in JACH? How to avoid some potholes and Knight SM. See Vail-Smith K. health centers in the mid-Atlantic United pitfalls and make it into print. March: Levy L, Grabowski F. See Heffern M-K. Book States. Jan: 139-144. 219-226. review. May:301 Sawyer RG. Fong D, Stankus LR, Anderson- Ehde DM, Holm JE, Robbins GM. The impact Long KD. See Sawyer RG (2). Sawyer A, Long KD (2). Feasibility of a 302 JACH Annual Index Volume 44 ¢ July 1995—May 1996 January: 137-184 September: 41-88 March: 185-240 November: 89-136 May: 241-304 AUTHORS of Magic Johnson’s HIV serostatus disclo- Loudon K. See Zebas CJ, sure on unmarried college students’ HIV Lyerla R. See Meilman PW. Afifi LA. See McCue M, knowledge, attitudes, risk perceptions, and Anand C. See Vasudeva N. sexual behavior. Sept:55—58. Magee L. See Zebas CJ. Andersen MB, Brewer BW. Organizational and Marcus BH. See Pinto BM. psychological consultation in collegiate Faigel HC. Carnitine palmitoyltransferace defi- Marshall IB. Screening and vaccination for sports medicine groups. Sept:53— 69. ciency in a college athlete: A case report hepatitis B in Hong Kong university stu- Anderson-Sawyer A. See Sawyer RG (2). and literature review. Sept:51—54. dents. Sept:59-62. Feigenbaum R, Weinstein E, Rosen E. College McCall M. See DePalma MT. Barnes MD. Using storyboarding to determine students’ sexual attitudes and behaviors: McCue M, Afifi LA. Using peer helpers for components of wellness for university stu- Implications for sexuality education. tuberculosis prevention. Jan: 173-176. dents. Jan: 180-183. Nov:112-118. McDaniel JS, Carlson LM, Thompson NJ, Pur- Beckley SL. See Grace TW. Fisher MM. See Fisher SP. cell DW. A survey of knowledge and atti- Becker TM. See Kattapong VJ. Fisher SP, Fisher MM. Development, imple- tudes about HIV and AIDS among medical Beckman LJ, Harvey SM, Tiersky LA. Atti- mentation, and evaluation of a health pro- students. July:11-14. tudes about condoms and condom use motion program in a college setting. McLaughlin G. See Coron J. among college students. May:243—250. Sept:8 1-83. McKeller LA. See Sawyer RG (1). Benjamin J. See Wiley DC. Flegel M. See Reis J. Meilman PW, Crace RK, Presley CA, Lyerla R. Bernstein B. See King SR. Fong D. See Sawyer RG (1). Beyond performance enhancement: Bowman S. See Zebas CJ. Fong D. See Sawyer RG (2). Polypharmacy among collegiate users of Brewer BW. See Andersen MB. Furney S. See Wiley DC. steroids. Nov:98-—104. Calsbeek F. Wiley DC. Gelo F. Spirituality: A vital component of Meilman PW, Haygood-Jackson D. Data on Carlson LM. See McDaniel JS. health counseling. July:38-40. sexual assault from the first 2 years of a Caruso MM. Legal use of nonprescription Ghiselli W. See Terre L. comprehensive campus prevention program. medications in college health centers. Gleason NA. A new approach to disordered Jan: 157-165. Sept:7 1-73. eating—Using an electronic bulletin board Meilman PW. See Delk EW. Chapman M. See Zebas CJ. to confront social pressure on body image. Mundt MH. Peer interviewing: A student Chretien JH. See Roach MC. Sept:78-80. health survey on an urban campus. Cleavenger RL, Juckett RG. Hobbs GR. Trends Grabowski F. See Heffern M-K. Book review. March: 187-192. in chlamydia and other sexually transmitted Grace TW, Beckley SL. The QSHP proposal: 10 Parker JC, Huff P. Using nonprescription med- diseases in a university health service. questions most often asked. Sept:43—49. ications. Letter to the editor. Jan:184. May:263-265. Cole R. See Woolard D. Hampton WR Jr. See King SR. Pedersen PB. Culture-centered counseling Connor SE. See Taggart HM. Harvey SM. See Beckman LJ. skills as a preventive strategy for college Coron J, McLaughlin G, Dorman SM. Factors Haygood-Jackson D. See Meilman PW. health services. July:20—26. associated with bicycle helmet use among Heffern M-K. See The Editors of JACH. Pinto BM, Marcus BH. A stages of change college students. May:294-297. Heffern M-K. Book review: Levy L, Grabows- approach to understanding college students’ Crace RK. See Meilman PW. ki F. Low-Fat Living for Real People. physical activity. July:27-31. Crissman MW. See Woolard D. May:301. Presley CA. See Meilman PW. Hershberger SL. See D’ Augelli AR. Purcell DW. See McDaniel JS. D’ Augelli AR, Hershberger SL. A multiyear analysis of changes in AIDS concerns and Hobbs GR. See Cleavenger RL. Reifler CB. See The Editors of JACH. homophobia on a university campus. July: Holm JE. See Ehde DM. Reis J, Flegel M, Kennedy C. An assessment of 3-10. Huff P. See Parker JC. lower back pain in young adults: Implica- Delk EW, Meilman PW. Alcohol use among James G. See Wiley DC. tions for college health education. college students in Scotland compared with James PA. Multiple drug resistant tuberculosis: May:289-293. norms from the United States. May: A story of success. Sept:75—77. Roach MC, Chretien JH. Common hand warts 274-281. Jordan-Belver C. See Wiley DC. in athletes: Association ith trauma to the DePalma MT, McCall M, English G. Increas- Juckett RG. See Cleavenger RL. hand. Nov: 125-126. ing perceptions of disease vulnerability Kathcart T. See Wiley DC. Robbins GM. See Ehde DM. through imagery. March:227-234. Kattapong VJ, Eaton OM, Becker TM. Stroke Rodney HE, Rodney L. An exploratory study Donohue WR. See Woolard D. risk factor knowledge in university students. of African American collegiate adult chil- Dorman J. See The Editors of JACH. March:236-238. dren of alcoholics. May:267—272. Dorman J. The Hippocratic oath. Sept:84-88. Keeling RP. See The Editors of JACH. Rodney L. See Rodney HE. Dorman SM. See Coron J. Kennedy C. See Reis J. Rosen E. See Feigenbaum R. Durham TW. See Vail-Smith K. King SR, Hampton WR Jr, Bernsteir-B, Schi- Sawyer RG, Fong D, Stankus LR, McKeller Eaton OM. See Kattapong VJ. chor A. College students’ views on suicide. LA.(1) Emergency contraceptive pills: A The Editors of JACH. So you want to publish May:283-287. survey of use and experiences at college in JACH? How to avoid some potholes and Knight SM. See Vail-Smith K. health centers in the mid-Atlantic United pitfalls and make it into print. March: Levy L, Grabowski F. See Heffern M-K. Book States. Jan: 139-144. 219-226. review. May:301 Sawyer RG. Fong D, Stankus LR, Anderson- Ehde DM, Holm JE, Robbins GM. The impact Long KD. See Sawyer RG (2). Sawyer A, Long KD (2). Feasibility of a 302 JACH INDEX telephone follow-up on use of emergency See Contraception college athlete: A case report and literature contraceptive pills in a college health center. African American Students review. Faigel HC. Sept:51—54. Jan: 145-149. An exploratory study of African American col- Children of Alcoholics Scarce M. Choosing without losing: Resisting legiate adult children of alcoholics. Rodney A brief screening instrument for assessing medical heterosexism. Nov: 135-136. HE, Rodney L. May:267-272. parental alcoholism in college student popu- Schichor A. See King SR. Anatomy Laboratory lations. Vail-Smith K, Knight SM, Durham Schwartz AJ. See The Editors of JACH. Cytogenetic evaluation of medical students TW. Jan:151-156. Solomon LJ. See Wendt SJ. exposed to formaldehyde vapor in the gross An exploratory study of African American col- Stankus LR. See Sawyer RG (1). anatomy dissection laboratory. Vasudeva N, legiate adult children of alcoholics. Rodney Stankus LR. See Sawyer RG (2). Anand C. Jan:177-179. HE, Rodney L. May:267-272. Steenbarger BN, Manchester RA. Research in AIDS/HIV Chlamydia college health 1: An introduction to the College women’s sexuality in an era of AIDS. Trends in chlamydia and other sexually trans- research process. March:194-199. Uddin M. May:252-261. mitted diseases in a university health ser- Steenbarger BN, Manchester RA. Research in The impact of Magic Johnson’s HIV serostatus vice. Cleavenger RL, Juckett RG, Hobbs college health 2: Designing the study. disclosure on unmarried college students’ GR. May:263-265. March:201-211. HIV knowledge, attitudes, risk perceptions, Condoms Steenbarger BN, Manchester RA. Research in and sexual behavior. Ende DM, Holm JE, Attitudes about condoms and condom use college health 3: Representative designs and Robbins GM. Sept:55-58. among college students. Beckman LJ, Har- their challenges. March:206-211. A multiyear analysis of changes in AIDS con- vey SM, Tiersky LA. May:243-250. Steenbarger BN, Schwartz AJ, Manchester RA. cerns and homophobia on a university cam- Barriers to condom use among heterosexual Research in college health 4: Analyzing and pus. D’ Augelli AR, Hershberger SL. male and female college students. Wendt SJ, communicating results. March:213-218. July:3-10 Solomon LJ. Nov: 105-110. Steenbarger BN. Research: The cornerstone of A survey of knowledge and attitudes about Contraception college health’s future. March:193. HIV and AIDS among medical students. Emergency contraceptive pills: A survey of use Tagg PI. Establishing a college health service McDaniel JS, Carlson LM, Thompson NJ, and experiences at college health centers in in a college of nursing. Nov: 120-123. Purcell DW. July: 11-14. the mid-Atlantic United States. Sawyer RG, Taggart HM, Connor SE. The relation of exer- Alcohol and Other Drugs Fong D, Stankus LR, McKeller LA. Jan: cise habits to health beliefs and knowledge Alcohol use among college students in Scot- 139-144. about osteoporosis. Nov:127—130. land compared with norms from the United Feasibility of a telephone follow-up on use of Tentoni SC. A therapeutic approach to reduce States. Delk EW, Meilman PW. emergency contraceptive pills in a college postabortion grief in university women. May:274~-281. health center. Sawyer RG. Fong D, Stankus July:35-37. Beyond performance enhancement: Polyphar- LR, Anderson-Sawyer A, Long KD. Jan: Terre L, Ghiselli W. Do somatic complaints macy among collegiate users of steroids. 145-149. mask negative affect in youth? Nov:91—96. Meilman PW, Crace RK, Presley CA, Lyer- Counseling Thompson NJ. See McDaniel JS. la R. Nov:98—104. Culture-centered counseling skills as a preven- Tiersky LA. See Beckman LJ. A. brief screening instrument for assessing tive strategy for college health services. Uddin M. College women’s sexuality in an era parental alcoholism in college student popu- Pedersen PB. July:20—26. of AIDS. May:252-261. lations. Vail-Smith K, Knight SM, Durham Spirituality: A vital component of health coun- Vail-Smith K, Knight SM, Durham TW. A brief TW. Jan:151-156. seling. Gelo F. July:38-40. screening instrument for assessing parental An exploratory study of African American col- A therapeutic approach to reduce postabortion alcoholism in college student populations. legiate adult children of alcoholics. Rodney grief in university women. Tentoni SC. Jan:151—156. HE, Rodney L. May:267-272. July:35-37. Vasudeva N, Anand C. Cytogenetic evaluation Athletes Diet and Nutrition of medical students exposed to formalde- Carnitine palmitoyltransferace deficiency in a Low-Fat Living for Real People. Levy L, hyde vapor in the gross anatomyh dissection college athlete: A case report and literature Grabowski F. Book review by Heffern M-K. laboratory. Jan:177-179. review. Faigel HC. Sept: 51-54. May:301. Warner MJ. Health center 2000:The mission The impact of Magic Johnson’s HIV serostatus A new approach to disordered eating—Using development challenge. Nov:131-133. disclosure on unmarried college students’ an electronic bulletin board to confront Wedeman MH. See The Editors of JACH. HIV knowledge, attitudes, risk perceptions, social pressure on body image. Gleason NA. Weinstein E. See Feigenbaum R. and sexual behavior. Ehde DM, Holm JE, Sept:78-80. Weiss BD. Helmet use among university bicy- Robbins GM. Sept:55-58. Drug Resistance clists. May:298—300. Organizational and psychological consultation Multiple drug resistant tuberculosis: A story of Wendt SJ, Solomon LJ. Barriers to condom use in collegiate sports medicine groups. Ander- success. James PA. Sept:75-77. among heterosexual male and female col- sen MB, Brewer BW. Sept:53- 69. Eating Disorders lege students. Nov:105—110. See Warts A new approach to disordered eating—Using Wiley DC, James G, Jordan-Belver C, Furney Back Pain an electronic bulletin board to confront S, Calsbeek F, Benjamin J, Kathcart T. An assessment of lower back pain in young social pressure on body image. Gleason NA. Assessing the health behaviors of Texas col- adults: Implications for college health edu- Sept:78-80. lege students. Jan:167-172. cation. Reis J, Flegel M, Kennedy C. Environmental Pollution Woolard D, Donohue WR, Crissman MW, Cole May:289-293. Cytogenetic evaluation of medical students R. Student health services at four rural col- Bicycle Safety exposed to formaldehyde vapor in the gross leges: Implications for healthcare reform. Factors associated with bicycle helmet use anatomy dissection laboratory. Vasudeva N, July: 15-19. among college students. Coron J, McLaugh- Anand C, Jan:177-179. Zebas CJ, Loudon K, Chapman M, Magee L, lin G, Dorman SM. May:294-297. Exercise Bowman S. Musculoskeletal injuries in a Helmet use among unicversity bicyclists. Weiss The relation of exercise habits to health beliefs college-age population during a 1 semester BD. May:298-300. and knowledge about osteoporosis. Taggart term. July:32-34. Body Image HM, Connor SE. Nov:127-130. A new approach to disordered eating—Using A stages of change approach to understanding an electronic bulletin board to confront college students’ physical activity. Pinto SUBJECTS social pressure on body image. Gleason NA. BM, Marcus BH. July:27-31. Abortion Sept:78-80. Grief A therapeutic approach to reduce postabortion Book Reviews. See Diet and Nutrition A therapeutic approach to reduce postabortion grief in university women. Tentoni SC. Carnitine palmitoyltransferace deficiency grief in university women. Tentoni SC. July:35-37. Carnitine palmitoyltransferace deficiency in a July:35-—37. VOL 44, MAY 1996 COLLEGE HEALTH Health Behaviors Huff P. Letter to the editor. Jan:184. Sexuality Assessing the health behaviors of Texas college Nursing College students’ sexual attitudes and behav- students. Wiley DC, James G, Jordan-Belver Establishing a college health service in a col- iors: Implications for sexuality education. C, Furney S, Calsbeek F, Benjamin J, Kath- lege of nursing. Tagg PI. Nov:120—123. Feigenbaum R, Weinstein E, Rosen E. cart T. Jan: 167-172. Osteoporosis Nov:112-118. Health Promotion The relation of exercise habits to health beliefs College women’s sexuality in an era of AIDS. Development, impiementation, and evaluation and knowledge about osteoporosis. Taggart Uddin M. May:252-261. of a health promotion program in a college HM, Connor SE. Nov:127-131. The impact of Magic Johnson’s HIV serostatus setting. Fisher SP, Fisher MM. Sept:81-83. Peer Educators disclosure on unmarried college students’ Using storyboarding to determine components Using peer helpers for tuberculosis prevention. HIV knowledge, attitudes, risk perceptions, of wellness for university students. Barnes McCue M, Afifi LA. Jan:173-176. and sexual behavior. Ende DM, Holm JE, MD. Jan: 180-183. Physical Activity Robbins GM. Sept:55-58. Healthcare Reform The relation of exercise habits to health beliefs Sexually Transmitted Diseases The QSHP proposal: 10 Questions most often and knowledge about osteoporosis. Taggart Trends in chlamydia and other sexually trans- asked. Grace TW, Beckley SL. Sept:43—-49. HM, Connor SE. Nov:127-133. mitted diseases in a university health ser- Student health services at four rural colleges: A stages of change approach to understanding vice. Cleavenger RL, Juckett RG. Hobbs Implications for healthcare reform. Woolard college students’ physical activity. Pinto GR. May:263-265. D, Donohue WR, Crissman MW, Cole R. BM, Marcus BH. July:27-31. See AIDS/HIV. July: 15-19. Polypharmacy Somatic Complaints Hepatitis B Beyond performance enhancement: Polyphar- Do somatic complaints mask negative affect in Screening and vaccination for hepatitis B in macy among collegiate users of steroids. youth? Terre L, Ghiselli W. Nov:91-96. Hong Kong university students. Marshall Meilman PW, Crace RK, Presley CA, Lyer- Spirituality IB. Sept:59-62. la R. Nov:98—104. Spirituality: A vital component of health coun- Heterosexism QSHP Proposal seling. Gelo F. July:38-40. Choosing without !osing: Resisting medical The QSHP proposal: 10 Questions most often Sports Medicine heterosexism. Scarce M. Nov:135—136. asked. Grace TW, Beckley SL. Sept:43—49. Organizational and psychological consultation Hippocratic Oath Research in collegiate sports medicine groups. Ander- The Hippocratic oath. Dorman J. Sept:84—-88. Research: The cornerstone of college health’s sen MB, Brewer BW. Sept:53- 69. Homophobia future. Steenbarger BN. March: 193. Storyboarding Choosing without losing: Resisting medical Research in college health 1: An introduction Using storyboarding to determine components heterosexism. Scarce M. Nov:135-136. to the research process. Steenbarger BN, of wellness for university students. Barnes A multiyear analysis of changes in AIDS con- Manchester RA. March:194—-199. MD. Jan: 180-183. cerns and homophobia on a university cam- Research in college health 2: Designing the Steroids pus. D’ Augelli AR, Hershberger SL. study. Steenbarger BN, Manchester RA. Beyond performance enhancement: Polyphar- July:3—10. March:201-211. macy among collegiate users of steroids. Hong Kong Research in college health 3: Representative Meilman PW, Crace RK, Presley CA, Lyer- Screening and vaccination for hepatitis B in designs and their challenges. Steenbarger la R. Nov:98-104. Hong Kong university students. Marshall BN, Manchester RA. March:206-211. Stroke IB. Sept:59-62. Research in college health 4: Analyzing and Stroke risk factor knowledge in university stu- Insurance communicating results. Steenbarger BN, dents. Kattapong VJ, Eaton OM, Becker The QSHP proposal: 10 questions most often Schwartz AJ, Manchester RA. TM. March:236-238. asked. Grace TW, Beckley SL. Sept:43—-49. March:213-218. Suicide International Students Rural Colleges College students’ views on suicide. King SR, Culture-centered counseling skills as a preven- Student health services at four rural colleges: Hampton WR Jr, Bernstein B, Schichor A. tive strategy for college health services. Implications for healthcare reform. Woolard May:283-287. Pedersen PB. July:20—26. D, Donohue WR, Crissman MW, Cole R. Texas Multiple drug resistant tuberculosis: A story of July: 15-19. Assessing the health behaviors of Texas college success. James PA. Sept:75-77. Safety students. Wiley DC, James G, Jordan-Belver Letter to the Editor Cytogenetic evaluation of medical students C, Furney S, Calsbeek F, Benjamin J, Kath- Using nonprescription medications. Letter to exposed to formaldehyde vapor in the gross cart T. Jan:167—172. the editor. Parker JC, Huff P. Jan: 184. anatomy dissection laboratory. Vasudeva N, Trauma Magic Johnson Anand C, Jan:177-179. Common hand warts in athletes: Association The impact of Magic Johnson’s HIV serostatus Factors associated with bicycle helmet use with trauma to the hand. Roach MC, Chre- disclosure on unmarried college students’ among college students. Coron J, McLaugh- tien JH. Nov:125-126. HIV knowledge, attitudes, risk perceptions, lin G, Dorman SM. May:294-297. Tuberculosis and sexual behavior. Ehde DM, Holm JE, Helmet use among university bicyclists. Weiss Multiple drug resistant tuberculosis: A story of Robbins GM. Sept:55-58. BD. May:298-300. success. James PA. Sept:75-77. Medical Students Scotland Using peer helpers for tuberculosis prevention. Cytogenetic evaluation of medical students Alcohol use among college students in Scot- McCue M, Afifi LA Jan 173-176. exposed to formaldehyde vapor in the gross land compared with norms from the United Vaccination anatomy dissection laboratory. Vasudeva N, States. Delk EW, Meilman PW. Screening and vaccination for hepatitis B in Anand C, Jan:177-179. May:274-281. Hong Kong university students. Marshall A survey of knowledge and attitudes about Self-Care IB. Sept:59-62. HIV and AIDS among medical students. Legal use of nonprescription medications in Warts McDaniel JS, Carlson LM, Thompson NJ, college health centers. Caruso MM. Common hand warts in athletes: Association Purcell DW. July:11—14. Sept:7 1-73. with trauma to the hand. Roach MC, Chre- Medications (Nonprescription) Sexual Assault tien JH. Nov: 125-126. Legal use of nonprescription medications in Data on sexual assault from the first 2 years of Wellness college health centers. Caruso MM. a comprehensive campus prevention pro- Using storyboarding to determine components Sept:7 1-73. gram. Meilman PW, Haygood-Jackson D. of wellness for university students. Barnes Using nonprescription medications. Parker JC, Jan: 157-165. MD. Jan:180-183.