.:::...!.!;::.:.. inside , inside :iiiiiii inside , Sports Features , - Entertainment , ... _ , i ll] . c .)'.,t 7, "4? t 4 tr r".? ,-.- - -‘ • • : ,.. 0 r\ \ ~.) 9 ill 11l s' J '''.=) ijnTlt - If'fi r -'' , l' ' '.4 © 11'11) 1 1 I an • (Die . , Thursday Feb. 11, 1993 Rising theft equals rising prices by Gary Johnson News Edll or There are items sold for $5O each. The store selling them makes a two dollar profit on each. If one is stolen, how many must he sold to regain the price without profit? 24. Boy, that really adds up after a while, dosn't it? And who really pays for it? "Prices may have to be raised, if the theft continues," said Cindy Pander, Wintergreen Cafe Supervisor. 'Since August (compared to spring 1992), we have noticed an increase in food costs from our suppliers, and we've also noted an increase in theft." Pander said that the bookbag rack is there so that the bags don't have to lay on Ow floor. The policy of leaving bookbaga outside the snack bar would still be enforced, as it was before the rack was built in 1990. There aro no pl a n s to rem ne rack in the m ove i paaderecameen near future .led,"l reefYlhati ' "Junk that the ---t down. nor the peties,mek will COMe 10 PrOtect boom * it iS there wentdret thinker t a who Lae . ...,__. aIIYIS .. mice ft, Doty ,' M anager of cempari*Nß saidno *! d like u think th munitY' exemplary in a t we ere mikados of ~....,°nr Maw , We're a The our SOCiety " statics f . beenrilite:.„........ . 131 : the . ft haVe ..".".'"44OURIL the 1 - YOll4 with 58 . oat three 1991 in 1990 54 . r Was r b et it. semeste r IS one, eall theft, that s even w Y bad, tlf*taitoti tbart f Retail flatim 11;a0 a store bete riurgiarY or (as flatthtell% a biitienimbbetY), KF , 4 hi rt i if is rota.,l. of a ll 4* 'bore th on thirdof - — the ss 1 The 14 ...... , *,..,..i it fit st :O reff,li:..x. e-rdusmmgioxt* oSena —wdstce m* o.sS.ii.e.tf ' ..h . .. uationie. ''<`forsecon. ~ .:....:ihaii. took . ::. :tvr..:... .. The weekly newspaper of Behrend College Kristitt Gtikkler/Phiatograpilow FMK* havoc: The ixx)ktxxi rack outeols3 of the Wintergreen Cafe, which has been the cause of some controversy in the past few weeks, Is required Gorge management in order to contain or reduce the increased theft which the lefeltertirom experienced last semester. Child care no longer an by Christine McCammon Public Relations-Behrend Behrend has announced that the new child care center for student, faculty, staff and community use will begin operations in August at 5650 Station Road, a former Tupperware warehouse recently purchased by the University. The building, now under Live toward death, speaker says Oberlin College professor to speak on mortality and death February 17 by Danielle M. Murphy Collegian Skiff The Penn State-Behrend Protestant Campus Ministry will feature Dr. Gilbert Mei'sender, a professor of religion at Oberlin College, in the 1993 Spring Lecture Series. Dr. Metlamior's lecture, tided "Morudity: The Measure of renovation, is located one-half mile south of the campus, near Exit 9 of 1-90. The Child Care Center is the product of five years work by the Behrend Child Care Task Force, a committee of 24 students, faculty, and staff. "As more and more adults return to college, the availability of affordable, high quality child care becomes an Our Days." will discuss whether death is properly described as "naucal" for human beings and how we should live toward our death. The lecture will be held in the Reed Lecture Hall at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, February 17. A reception will follow. A former Lutheran minister, Dr. Meilaender regularly writes educational issue," Dr. Chris Reber, dean of Student Affairs and committee member, said. "As an employer, the University also wants to attract and keep the very best faculty and staff. For many employees and prospective employees, convenient child care is not a luxury, but a necessity." The University-operated day care center will accept children articles on death and mortality. He is the author of five books and is a member of the American Academy of Religion, the American Theological Society, and the Society of Christian Ethics. The Spring Lecture Series is sponsored annually by the Protestant Campus Ministry. Barry Mason, a former Hell's Volume XLI No. 16 issue from six weeks to six years of age. Children will be divided into four age groups, developmentally-appropriate activities will emphasize gross and fine motor development, communication, music, art, critical thinking, and problem solving. Snacks and lunch will be nrovided daily. See DAY on page 2 Angel, was the featured lecturer last year. Currently, the Campus Ministry is arranging to feature Dave Roever in next year's lecture series. Roever is a Vietnam veteran who had been critically injured in Vietnam and now gives lectures on self image.
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