News
of the front page of last week's Behrend Beacon,
♦preview for the Sons of Gaels group said to turn to the
section on page 10. We neglected to clarify that
is a broad and ancient Gaelic term that roughly
to "the basic ideas, traditions, and beliefs of a
g&Ujp of people." In other terms, "culture."
Wfe sincerely regret the error.
Also, in the first paragraph of the article "Going ’Greener 1 "
that ran on the front page of last week's issue, we stated that
"Waste Management introduced single-stream recycling to
Behrend two summers ago, but recycling bins across cam
pus did not label them as such."
Upon a second reading, the structure of that sentence im
plies that the bins themselves were responsible for not la
beling themselves as single-stream recycling, rather than
anyone else.
The sentient and super-advanced robotic cyberbins have yet
to be deployed across campus.
We sincerely regret the error.
The Behrend Beacon strives for accuracy and excellence in
our reporting. If you feel that errors or inaccuracies have
made their way into the paper, please e-mail, details of the
mistake to editor@psu.edu. Thank you in advance.
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BEHREND HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
“INTO THE FIRE”:
SEPTEMBER 11,
POPULAR MUSIC, AND
PUBLIC MEMORY
Organization of American
Historians
Distinguished Lecturer:
Director, Penn State Erie School of
Humanities and Social Sciences:
Dr. Richard Aquila
April 1, 2010
7:00 PM
Penn State Erie
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Kinsey Sicks
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“Rachel, [a Kinsey Sicks
member] took me on stage, and
they sang ‘Cheap Fucking Guy’
about me," Egli said, who is a
freshman accounting major
Daniel Smith / The Behrend Beacon
From left to right, Kinsey Sicks members Rachel, Trampolina, Trixie, and Winnie serenade Kyle Egli.
Race machine
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They enlisted the help of
Andy Herrera, the director of
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and a member of Trigon.
“It was completely surprising
and nerve-wracking. It was fun,
too, with personal meaning for
a lot of us.”
“Doing this beats the hell out
of being a lawyer, which is what
I used to be," Rachel said. “If I
could work having sex and eat
ing into the show it would be
that much better.”
In Kinsey Sicks' Erie debut
who says that this is the second
time that the Race Machine has
made its way to Behrend.
“It's powerful to see yourself
as a different race, a different
age,” he said.
“It’s a great way to reach the
diversity expectations and chal
lenges at Penn State Behrend.”
For Alicusic, the machine
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September 1 ith brought about a change in the
American people. Out of the destruction came a
new wave of music. Bruce Springsteen, Enya,
Neil Young, Toby Keith, and other popular artists
offer valuable clues about American attitudes and
actions in the aftermath of 9-11.
they worked in a lot of new ma
terial, from ripping on Bruno s
food to calling the city “a real
shithole.”
“This was delightful, and it
was mostly at the audience's
expense,” said Winnie, a mem
ber of Kinsey Sicks.
“If you missed our show, I
hope your teacher writes loser
on your next paper.”
brings a multi-cultural element
that hits close to home.
“Being foreign-born and for
eign-raised, I think it's great to
raise awareness of different
ethnicities and background,”
said Alicusic, who moved to
America from Bosnia and
Herzegovenia only four months
before September 11, 2001. "It's
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. March 26, 2010 \
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Spring
Fing
tickets to
go on sale
RACHELLE THOMPSON
This year the annual Spring
Fling will be on April 15 and is
open to everyone.
The Student Athletic Advi
sory Committee is sponsoring
the event and will be selling
only 300 tickets. Sales begin
March 29-31 in the REDC and
Reed Union Building.
The event will take place at
the Ambassador Centre, off"of
Peach Street. Dress code is
semi-formal. Dinner will be
served, which is included with
the price of the ticket.
Music will be played by a DJ
starting at 8:00 p.m. and ending
at 12:00 a.m.
Cost of tickets will be $2O per
person, they will also be offer
ing a bus service to get students
to and from the event. These
tickets cost an additional $5 per
ticket, and are also sold during
dance ticket sales.
The bus service will be avail
able to shuttle students to and
from the event. The bus will
pick up and drop students off at
the Junker Center parking lot.
Two buses will depart from the
Junker Center, one at 7:30 p.m.
and the other at 7:50 p.m.
important to raise awareness of
anything that makes us differ
ent.”
The machine came from
Wolfman Productions, which
describes it as a “unique multi
media creation” that “chal
lenges perceptions of race, age,
and other outward human fea
tures."
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