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Behrend
Briefs
Interested in Weight Management: Want to lose those
extra 10-15 pounds? Join Sharon Piano, nutritionist of the
Dairy and Nutrition Council on Tuesday, February 22 at 8
p.m. in the Tigress Hall conference room: Healthy snacks
will be served. For more information call the Health and
Wellness Center at x 6217.
National Competitions Informational Meetings:
Learn more about the Fulbrig,ht, Truman, Marshal, Rhodes,
Mellon, Goldwater and many other prestigious national
fellowships, scholarhsips and internships. Contact the
Provost's Office at x 6160 for more information.
Workshop Series Continues: The Returning Adult and
New Student Workshop Series presents "The Best Way to
Study: College Level Study Skills" on Monday, February
21 at noon and Wednesday, February 23 at 5:15 p.m. in the
Learning Assistance Center (203 Library Building). All new
and returning adult students are welcome.
Behrend Open House: High school students and their
families are coming to Behrend for the college-wide open
house on Saturday, February 19. The events are open to the
public.
Women's Soccer Meeting: Any women interested in
organizing a women's soccer team at Behrend should attend
the informational meeting on Thursday, February 24 at 4
p.m. in the Erie Hall classroom.
Spring Theater Production: "Vital Signs," an evening
of monologues by Jane Martin dealing with comtemporary
women's experiences, will be performed in the Studio
Theater on February 18-19 and 24-26 at 8 p.m. and
February 20 and 27 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $3 for Behrend
students and $4 for general admission. Behrend students
may attend the final dress rehearsal on Febraury 17 at 8 p.m.
for free.
Elections were held for next year's Faculty Senate Representative
Behrend. The position was sought by Jeff Zimmerman, Markus
Rodriguez, Dia Harris, and Paul Lorio. Dia Harris was the winner
a close race. Congratulations, Dia.
Joe Mottillo came forward to fill the vacated resident senator
position.
We congratulate and thank Joe for accepting the position.
The ammendment to the constitution to eliminate stipends for all
organizational positions except SGA treasurers was not approved.
Jason DeMarte
Vice President SGA
Thursday, February 10
A student was arrested for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after it was
discovered that the suspect had made a duplicate set of keys and was driving
vehicle without the owner's permission.
Saturday, February 12
After being stopped for driving without taillights a student was arrested for
driving under the influence of alcohol.
Sunday, February 13
After being stopped for driving in a reckless manner on campus, three non-stu
and a student were cited for alcohol related offenses.
Monday, February 14
A sum of money was reported as being stolen from the radio station. This c
under investigation.
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