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THANK YOU'S
Campus Community:
tee -
I would like to take a
few moments to thank
everyone who participat
ed in and donated for
the campus wide food
drive in conjuction with
the WNEP-TV "Feed-A-
Friend" program,
food and money were
donated to the Hazleton
branch of the Catholic
Social Services for the
needy families in this
area
With the
support of the entire
campus, this food drive
was a great success. I
thank you again for your
support!
Cathy Salak
Advisor for
the Residence
Hall Council
680 K DOWN, 7
The Penn State Hazleton
Campus campaign for a new
academic center recieved
good news early in the new
year with a $25,000 gift
for a classroom in the
proposed Highacres Academic
Center. The gift of cash
was given anonymously to
the campaign.
This gift sets the Penn
State campaign off to a
good start in 1988, and
brings the campaign chest
to a total of $680,000 in
cash and pledges. Among
the earlier gifts were the
Carmen DeLese family gift
of $25,000 for a named
classroom, an anonymous
cash gift of $35,000, and
gifts of $15,000 from the
Reidler Foundation, and
$15,000 from the Samuel and
Hannah Cohn Foundation for
the Academic Center lobby.
Other major gifts include
$25,000 each from the
People's First National
Bank of Hazleton, Hazleton
National Bank, and the
First Federal Savings &
Loan of Hazleton.
As the five-year campaign
moves into 1988, the
campaign leadership will
focus upon support from the
area industries, and
individual and business
gifts.
Hazleton, PA January 27,
1988. . . .Dr. Carl
Frankel, assistant
professor of Biology at the
Penn State Hazleton Campus,
and nine students in his
class organized a recycling
project on campus. Headed
by Debbie Goodrich, a
freshman baccalaureate
science major from
Glenshaw, PA, the group
raised funds for the
Luzerne County Youth
services. The funds were
used to purchase Christmas
presents for families with
whom the Luzerne County
Children and Youth Services
organization work.
Other students involved
in the project were Michele
Carlson, Tara Canero, John
DeLeon, Joelson DeVictoria,
Natalie Handler, Gary
Homan, Julie Meckley, and
Scott Merlo.
The recycling project is
continuing through the
Spring semester, with the
proceeds again going to a
community organization.
20K TO GO
Upon recieving the gift
of $25,000 for the
classroom, Dr. James J.
Staudenmeier, campus
executive officer,
expressed his pleasure at
such a generous gift for
the new academic center.
"This gift, given
anonymously, is a most
generous one, and
represents the commitment
of the donor to Penn State
and to the role that the
campus plays in the Greater
Hazleton area. The entire
Penn State Hazleton Campus
community joins me in
expressing our appreciation
for the gift. We look
forward to an energetic new
year for the campaign as we
move toward our campaign
goal of $1.5 million."
Bob Smith's Flowers
Smith Floral Company
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SURVEY SAYS...
Ask today's college
students if winning a
million dollars would alter
their plans and eighty
percent would tell you no,
according to the nationwide
Hot Shot Poll of nearly 500
college newspaper editors.
"I'm frankly suprised,"
said James H. McKee,
spokesman for Hot Shot
Schnapps. "I'm not sure
we'd get the same kind of
response from the
post-yuppie "me"
generation--those in their
late thirties and early
forties, who would likely
want to retire immediately
if they came into big
money".
Caution and stability,
the Hot Shot Poll indicted,
were prime factors among
college students today.
Almost two thirds (65.5
percent), for example, said
that during their first
year in the real world,
they would be
spending most of their
income on rent and living
experiences . Close to
half planned to rent their
own apartment or house
during their first year out
of school; and more than 72
percent planned marriage
within ten years, half that
number within five years.
A similar number expected
to have at least two
children after they
married.
Salary expected first year
out of college:
-under $lO,OOO (7.6%)
-$lO,Olll-$20,000 (54.1%)
-$20,001-$30,000 (28.0%)
-$30,001-$40,000 (6.1%)
-$40,001 or more (3.7%)
Your choice of drinks:
-beer (38.2%)
-low proof drink i.e. schnapps/
wine cooler (20.2%)
-mixed drinks i.e. screwdriver,
Bloody Mary (19.6%)
-wine 10.2%)
-straight whiskey (5.1%)
Your drinking habits:
-virtually never drink (4/.6%)
-only on weekends (31.2%)
-two-too-Pfive dithks per
week (21.4%)
-two or more drinks per
day (3.7%)
Number of children planned:
-none (14.9%)
-one (8.0%)
-two (44.3%)
-three (20.2%)
-four or more (7.8%)
survey