Junk food is good food says exhibit on diet
A trio at the Museum of Science and Industry Food for Life exhibit demonstrates how extreme leanness can come from strict diets or regular workouts. The one who indulges in junk food consumes 97 percent of calories but far exceeds minimum vitamin and mineral needs, challenging the idea that granola and health food are universal.
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Hyde Park Jewish Center Offers Six Week Fitness Program
The Hyde Park Jewish Community Center announces a summer fitness program for six weeks with daytime and evening classes. Yoga aims for Tuesday afternoons and Wednesday evenings while modern dance meets Thursday evenings and Friday mornings. Instructors include Jack Segal Patricia Harris Lyn Di Ciani and Wendy Taucher. Membership in the J is required. Courses start June 29 and call Sonia Burns at 363-2770 for information.
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Van DuSable Museum Launches Traveling History Van
The museum announces a traveling exhibit with two segments from The Balm Leavell Negro History Hall of Fame Portraits and Illinois paintings of Negroes in Old Chicago. Unveiling tied to the executive board meeting June 14 at 12 00 noon 740 East 56th Place. Grant support from Mobil Oil Foundation and Gideon Beck.
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