By Paul Campos When he became president of the University of Chicago, Robert Hutchins is supposed to have remarked that a college administrator's job was to provide sex for the students, football for the alumni and parking for the faculty (he promptly eliminated the school's football program, thereby reducing his workload by one third).

By Phaedra Haywood, The Santa Fe New Mexican Jan. 1--The first official public hearing on a new oil and gas ordinance being drafted by the county will be held Monday. Monday's meeting will be the first of two mandatory hearings before the new ordinance can become law.

By RUSSELL MAX SIMON Journal Staff Writer A total of $2.8 million now stands in the way of an agreement between the city and county of Santa Fe over how to pay for one of the largest public works projects in the region's history, the Buckman Direct Diversion.

Questioning the Obesity Myth The Obesity Myth: Why America's Obsession with Weight Is Hazardous to Your Health. By Paul Campos. Gotham Books, New York, 2004. ISBN 1-592-40066-3. 290 pp. Hardcover, $25. At a June 2, 2005, press conference, Dr.

Obesity is the modern health obsession. Every week seems to bring a new warning about the health 'timebomb' that threatens to cut short the lives of future generations unless radical action is taken to reduce Westerners' weight.