The Behrend College collegian. (Erie, Pa.) 1993-1998, October 28, 1993, Image 2

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Behrend Briefs
Parking Permit Side: As of Moiday. November 1;
1993 fall parking permits will be reduced to half price for
the rest of the semester. The reduced_price will be
reflected in the spring permits if bought between
November 1 and December 1. For more information, call
terry Silvis at Police and Safety.
Attention Worms: A mgnun on Depo Plovers., the
newest form of ciontraception; will be presented on
Thursday, Octobee2.B, from 12:15-1 p.m. in the Reed
Lecture Hall. The session is free and is open to all
students.A light luncheon will be provided compliments
of Uplohn Pharmaceutical.
Women's Film Series: presents "Sweetie" at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, November 2, in the Reed Lecture Hall.
Admission is free.
MBA Panel Discussion: The MBA program will host
a coffee hour and panel discussion for prospective
graduate students at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, October 30, in
the Reed Lecture Hall. Registration and refreshments will
be available at 10 a.m. For information or to make
reservations, call the Office of Graduate Admissions at
x 6319.
Fashion Show: The Association of Black Collegians
will bring us the best of the 19705, 80s and 90s with their
fashion show, "Once Upon A Time," to be held in the
Wintergreen Cafe on Saturday, October 30, at 8 p.m.
Admission is $3. For more information, call Student
Activities at x 6171.
Speaker Series Debate: Edward Rollins, one of H.
Ross Perot's national campaign managers, and Bob
Beckel, Walter Mondale's national campaign manager, will
debate the Clinton presidency's first year on Wednesday,
November 3, at , 13 pm. in Erie Hall: Admission is free.. '
Sweet Daddy's World : on Tuesday, November 9,
will have homosexuality as the topic. It will be held in the
Wintergreen Cafe. Be there!
ALAS Meeting: The Organization of Latin America* •,
Students' meetings are on Sunda 9:14 p.m. in Tigress
Hall. For more information, contiteYadira (x 6854, bob •
#580).
Study Abroad Deadline: Deadline for applying for
semester or full year study abroad programs is Novel.
1. Contact Mari Trani& at x 6160. - -
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Bowl.A-Thou: The Omicron Delta Kappa botror..4o6i4gr
will hold its annual Bowl-A-11m on Sunday, N , f k
14, at Eastland Bowling Lanes. All proceeds - at-1H
toward new books for the Behrend library, For
information contact Keith McFall at x 6840, or Breit
Casteel at x 6879. lc**
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Harassment by Communication
On Monday, October 18 at 4 p.m. a student received several harassing
phone calls. The case is under investigation.
Fire
On Monday, October 18 at 10:28 p.m. a student paced paper inside his
jack-o-lantern and set fire to it, causing the fire alarm system to
activate. Upon their arrival, police officers found smoke in the
resident's room and a strong odor of something burning.
Fire departments from Brookside, Lawrence Park, Belle Valley, and Kuhl
Hose responded, as did Medic 92. The pumpkin, which was found sitting
on a pile of clothing in the student's closet, was burnt out and no
damage had occurred. Charges are pending against the resident.
Theft
Between 7 a.m., Monday October 18, and 10:30 p.m., Tuesday October 19,
an unknown person(s) removed an end table from the lounge in the
Hammermill/Zurn Building. The incident is under investigation.
The SOC Budget Committee met on Tuesday, October 26 to allocate
available funds to campus organizations. They allocated over
$12,000 to organizations who submitted supplemental budgets.
An excellent opportunity to voice any concerns or problems to
SGA will be available in a few weeks to all Behrend students.
Each senator has been assigned 200 students to get in contact with
so the students have a direct voice on SGA. We are doing this to
attempt to involve a greater number of students with their
student government.
SGA will be co-sponsoring the HBO movie "And the Band Played
On" with Alpha Phi Omega and several other organizations during
the AIDS Awareness program on November 6.
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