Sub
Matt Werner has been named
the hew secretary of the Stu
dent Union Board. He replaces
James Braxton.
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Events: Starting .T«magv 20
the Young Lawyers Association
will hold discussions in the
Highacres Boom in the Library.
On -Tannarv 22. SUB will spon
sor a movie at 8:00 p.m. in
C-1. The chorus will give a
concert on January 23 and on
January 24 the Stage Band will
give a mini-concert fourth
period in C-1. The annual
Comoriety Night will be held
on January 50. in the Commons.
An Ambassador Program spe
cial entitled "Life at U. Park"
will be shown in the dorm lobby
from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. The
date is February 3. The annual
Valentines Formal will be held
On Mwiaw IA.
172 Pints Needed
The Bed Cross Bloodmobile
will be on campus January 28
in the Commons Lounge and Game
Boom from 11:45 a.m. to
5:45 p.m.
This year's quota, which is
205)6 of the total student en
rollment, Administration, Fa
culty and Staff, is 172 pints
of blood. This would mean
coverage for everyone at the
Hazleton Campus and their fam
ilies for one year. Donors
and their families are assured
coverage whether or not the
quota is met.
Those who have given blood
less then eight weeks prior
to January 28 should not give
blood. Donors must weigh more
than 110 pounds and donors
under 18 years of* age will
need parental consent.
Those who plan on giving
blood should contact Mrs.
Tamea (Campus Nurse) no later
than Monday, January 26, or
use the sign-up sheets that
will be.posted on the campus
bulletin boards.
Take A Trip
A drama trip to see Tenn-'
essee William's "The Glass Me
nagerie" on Broadway was spon
sored by Dr. Laura Dill on
January 17, 1976.
The trip was another campus
activity designed to promote
the developement of drama at
Highacres. The trips sell out
quickly. To obtain information
about other upcoming trips,
check the drama bulletin board
in the Memorial Building.
OTIS Underway
OTIS is coming to Highacres.
The need of OTIS (Organiza
tion of Town Indepenent Stu
dents), a group usually assoc
iated with University Park,
was finally recognized by stu
dents at Highacres. "There's
a great need for an organiza
tion of this type," says Diane
Zell, an OTIS representitive.
"There have been problems with
living conditions in town, and
up until now there hasn’t been
any place where students can
go to get help concerning
these matters."
Once OTIS is set up on cam
pus it will provide informa*
tion to students concerning
living conditions in State
College and Hazleton. Any town
students wishing to help should
contact Diane Zell by either
leaving a note in her SGA mail
box or calling 455-8108*
FAIRWAY MOTORS,*
26th & N. Church St. Rt. 309 North Hazleton
SALES HOURS
Monday-Friday 8-6
Saturday 8-4
Always a large selection of OK used cars at the right
The largest and most modern Auto Body Shop in the area.
Specializing in custom work.
A fully-equiped shop with certified technicians.
The Highacres Collegian, January 21, 1976 - 5
THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS
price.
RPC
The Besidence Hall Council
is currently working on the
rights of the students vs. the
rights of University authori
ties.
Mr. Everitt Binns and Mr,
Joseph McCallus, Assistant to
the Dean of Student Affairs and
Dean of Student Affairs, res*
spectively, attended the RHC
meeting on January 5» 1976.
Students rights to privacy was
the main topic. Both Binns and
McCallus agreed that if stu
dents continue to be "blatantly
obvious" about breaking rules,
the state police will be called
in. Students can't change
state and federal laws prohib
iting smoking marijuana or
drinking alcohol, but with time
and effort students may be able
to change some University
rules. There will be another
meeting to continue the discus
sion.
Other RHC actions induce
the showing of movies. Defin
ite dates have not yet been
set.
Last month RHC sponsored a
Christmas door-decorating con
test. Winners of the contest
were: first prize - Linda
Werman and Chris Chivaroli
(room 157); second prize - Barb
Kemp and Annette Soopelliti
(room 249); and third prize -
Val Bastinelli and Scott Stover
(room 309)*
SERVICE HOURS
Monday-Friday
7:45-5:00
Closed Saturday