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"Sometimes,boards are anxious to find new leaders becausethey know they cannot and should not run the Doily Texon(Universityof Texos- Austin) university.Thereis a senseof urgency." But Jerry Gaston,deputy chancellorof the TexasA&M (U-WIRE) AUSTIN, Texas - The transition into the Universiff Systemand chairman of the system'ssearch officeof the presidencyat U.S. collegesand universitiesis commitbee,said the searth for a new TexasA&M System mcky and can often be detrinental to the school'sstability, presidentis thorough,lasting anywherefrom eight to 13 accordingto a report releasedJuly 21 by the American months. "It's my thought that the problemsthat surfacedin the Associationof State Collegesand Universities. The repor! ?residential Successionand'Ilansition: study are not as problematicas they seemto be," Gaston Besinnins,Ending and BeginningAgain" statesuniversity said."Our experienceto date is that candidatesknow how boards of trustees are often unprepared for handling systemswork." presidential transitions, which can lead to a stagnant Gastonand the committeeare cunrentlysearthingfor a campus. new presidentto replaccoutgoingpresidentRay Bowen, "Ample evidencesuggeststhat many presidential whowill resignin June2002. transitions are untimely, poorly managed,personally Gastonsaid what separatesthe selecfionprocessat the dissatisfying,and, in somecases,evendepganingfor the Texas A&M System and the tII System ftom other primary players the presidents themselves,"the report selectionprocesses is the opendialoguebetweencandidates states. and the schools'chancellors.He saidthere art manypeople The study was from conpiled interviews with current and former university and collegepresidentswho availableto ofer guidance,and a new presidentwlll feel belong to the association,along with suweys of those morerelaxedin seekingadvice. presidentsand reports from tbe Associationof Governing When finalists are announced,canilidatesat both the Boards of Universities and Collegesand the American tlT and TexasA&M Systemsspend at least two days Councilon Eilucation. visiting the campusat wherethey are applylng. While the report states new presidentsoften find their Edwin Sharpe, UT executive vice chancellor for transitions poorly managed,TomIngram, presidentof the academicaffairs and chairman of the UT selection Association of Governing Boards of Universities and committee,said that Davrd Watts, who recently assumed Colleges,said that to say the new presidents are left the role of president at Ul-Permian Basin, spent about unprep_ared is an overstatement. three weeksvisitilg the campusbeforestartrng. "I wouldn't sell presidentialcandidatesshort on their "An advantageof the University of TexasSystemis we moxie," Ingram said. 'There are always surprises.The don't do this every decade,"Sharpe said. "There is questionis how big the surpnseis." A problem institutionalmemoryin the selectionprocess. Ingram addedthat a valid criticismis, many times, with someuniversitiesis that they'retryrngto reinventthe boardsof trusteesare too rmpatientwhenselectilga new wheel. They haven't thought about it enoughor put collegeor universitypresident. togethera goodcommittee." "I think it's a fair criticismofmanyuniversities," hesard. EflC lJc|rZO

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lungs, which is important for MS sufferers who relax, center and focusby doing yoga." may not be able to achievethis through vigorous 26. Her IVIS at with diagnosed Patt, 43, was daily routine involves waking up in the morning exercrse, and doing 15 minutee of yoga. She works fuU' . Patt's Betaseron Champions of Courage Gront time and does auother 45 minutes of yoga in the funds "Yoga for People with MS." Berlex evenings. She said any hint of M5 fatigue is LaboratoriesInc, which producesthe medication Betaseron, also provides relieved by her daily yoga grants to people with X{S routines. in recognition of their has R el apsi ng P att in accom plishm ent s Remitting MS, and said the community achievrng pain in her legs has been service goals and who the biggest challenge for inspire others. Each grant her to manage during the r ecelves a r ecipient last 17 years. She signed of maximum $7000. yoga in 1982 class up for a Reynolds and Patt after she had her first donated mats and other problem with severe the to equipment balance. She realized the Colorado chapter so the simple movements and program can be continued meditation relieved the and im pr oved in bot h chronic and emotional Pain. Denver and Fort Collins. a Hiller-Reynolds, The ColoradoMS ChaPter graduate of the Iyengar hopes to run another of San Yoga Institute similar workshop similar Iyengar Francisco, taught next year. yoga techniques at the "Yoga is helpful for workshop in June. not just PeoPle everyone, "There are many styles of with MS." Patt said. "It's yoga." Hilier-Reynolds said. for clear thinking and a "Find your own yoga style bright mind. It can keep they all lead to the same us focused in this verY building goal. We are JaimeJarretVnc tettctCLn stressful world." mindfulness through bodily PamRolllngsleadsa yogaclassfor people "Yoga for people with awareness." Washington at the Sclerosis Muttiple with is being held at the MS" props while The use of ParkRecreationCenterJutY25. Park Washington doing Iyengar yoga helps euerY Center Recreation those with MS reach the classical postures and attain benefits. Most Wednesdayftom 10 11:30am through Att'E14' information about the you more like If would practiced while can be demonstrated exercises you like to uolunteer to ossist would seated or even lying down. Reynolds stresses classor if Pam Rollings at contact pafticipants the class, quality in that workshop participants "observe the 303'695-9356' smooth you find a can see if your and breath of More information about the grants can be breath." to writing by Breathing exercises,yoga and meditation can found info@championsofcourage'org MS stress be especially useful for reducing the Deep, slow, often causes, said Rollings. Jaime Jarrett contributed to this article rhythmic abdominal breathing allows for deeper in the exchanges of oxygen and carbon dioxide

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