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Astronomy Open House: "The Search for
Extraterrestrial Life" will be the subject of the next
Astronomy Open House. The Open House is Friday, Nov.
19 and willbegin with m illumined talk at 7:30 p.m. in 101
Otto Behreni Science Building. This is to be followed by
observation using the College's small telescopes (weather
permitting) as well as a discussion lead by Dr. Roger
a NASA funded plummy researcher who heals the
Division of Science. Admission is flee.
College Financial Planning Via: On Tuesday,
November 23 at 7:30 p.m. in Scioto* 120, Delta 1u
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Diehl Hamm Lunclieww. Children from Diehl
Elementary School, grades 1-3 who suide the honor nil
during their first semester, will be treated to lunch at
Dobbins Dinning Hall on Tuesday, November 23 from
10:45-11:45 cm. Please feel free to congratulate the
chiklren and sit with them far this meal.
Study Ski WOrtilhop: A 'Finals - Preparation
workshop will be , held on Monday, November 29inikietn
57 of the Academic Buildingfrom 5-6 p.m. The program
will be repeated on Monday, D 6.
After School Tutors Needed: for the Penn State
Behrend/Diehl Elementary Adopt-A-School Tutoring
Program fro spring semester, 1994. This is an excellent
chance for those who love working with children. The more
tutors who volunteer, the more cMlthen we can serve in the
program. Informational forms are available from Mari
Trenkle in the Provost's Office (x 6160) or Leigh Barnes in
the Learning Assistance Centre (x 6014).
Parking Permit Sale: As of Monday, 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 Larry Silvis at
Police and Safety.
OLAS Meeting: The Organization of Latin American
Students' meetings are on Sundays at 9:10 p.m. in Tigress
Hall. For more information, contact Yadira (x 6854, box
#580).
Tutoring Available: at the Learning Assistance Center
(2nd floor of library, Room 203) for free in such areas as
physics, Spanish, math, psychology, and study skills. For
more information, call the Center at x 6014 and ask for Bob
Patterson.
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Theft
Between 12 p.m. Friday November 5 and 5:30 a.m., Saturday, November 6, a
person(s) removed articles from the WPSE production room. Also reported
was damage to a University phone. The incident is under investigation.
Theft from Auto
Between 3 a.m. Thursday. November 11 and 3:30 a.m. Friday. November 12
the rear sliding window of a Ford pickup truck was broken and a Kennwood
compact disc player and three CDs were taken from the truck in Parking
Lot S. The incident is under investigation.
Theft
Between 3 p.m. Friday, November 12 and 9 a.m. Saturday, November 13 a
person broke a window in a vehicle and removed the radio and speakers
from the car in Parking Lot S. The incident is under investigation.
Theft
A person reported that the grill of his car parked in Parking Lot S was
taken between Monday, November 8 and Friday, November 12. The incident
is under investigation.
Hit and Run Accident
On Tuesday, November 16 between 12:30 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. in Parking Lot S,
an unknown vehicle struck a parked car in the right-front and left sides.
The incident is under investigation.
Vandalism
On Tuesday, November 16 between 6:55 p.m. and
on the door to the staircase in Dobbins Dinning
inside. The incident is under investigation.
SGA Report
The Council of Commonwealth Student
Governments meeting is this weekend and
several representatives from Behrend will
be attending including President Joe Mycka,
Hal Coffey, Sam Epps and Wendy Martinec.
SGA is looking to sponsor programs
promoting the Study Abroad program at
Behrend.
Tonight is the "Dinner with Six Strangers".
If you signed-up, the reception is at 5:30
p.m. Approximately 200 students and 30
faculty will be in attendance. The dinner
will begin at 6 p.m.
Students are encouraged to visit their
representatives during office hours and
express any questions or ideas they have.
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