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Events
The Open House Nights in
Astronomy will continue on
Thursday. October 30 at 7:30 p.m.
when Dr. Keith S. Noll presents
"Beyond Planet X." Noll. an
astronomer at the Space
Telescope Science Institute. will
discuss a new class of objects
dwelling at the edge of our solar
system. His presentation will
take place in the Reed Lecture
Hall.
The Behrend Foreign Film Series
continues with "Stroszek" on
Monday. November 3 at 7:00 p.m.
in the Reed Lecture Hall.
John Frohnmayer, former
chairman of the National
Endowment for the Arts, and Dr.
David S. Touretzky, Carnegie
Mellon professor and research
scientist, will meet at noon
Wednesday, November 5 in a
debate that is sure to spark
controversy. Their presentation,
"Policing Cyberspace: The
Internet and the First
Amendment," draws on each
man's personal experience in
Notices
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
meetings 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
October 30 and Thursday.
November 6, Reed 114.
Student Governmeta Association
meeting 5:30 p.m. Wednesday,
November 5, Reed 117.
The Career Development Center
will be holding a workshop on
How to Prepare for a Career Fair
on Monday, November 3. The
workshop will be held from 7:00
to 8:00 p.m. in the C.D.C.
Behrend will hold the fall 1997
commencement ceremony on
Saturday. December 20 at noon in
Erie Hall. If bad weather forces
the cancellation of Saturday's
ceremony, the ceremony will be
30 Thurs
• Intervarsity Christian Fellowship meet
ing 7:3opm Reed 114
• Astronomy Open House-" Beyond
Planet X", Reed 117, 7:3opm
• SPC movie: "Con Air" 10pm
3 Mon
• International Film Series: "Stroszek",
Reed 117, 7pm
• Career Development Center "Prepar
ing for a Job Interview" 7-Bpm
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dealing with rapidly changing
computer technology. Their
debate will be held in the Reed
Commons.
Poet Lucille Clifton, former poet
laureate of Maryland, will present
"An Evening of Poetry" on
Thursday, November 6 at 7:00
p.m. in the Reed Lecture Hall.
Her appearance continues the
Creative Writers Speaker Series.
Behrend's first sorority on
campus, Alpha Sigma Alpha, was
installed on October 27, 1987.
This week they celebrate ten
years at Behrend. In recognition
of this day, Alpha Sigma Alpha is
currently planning an alumnae
weekend brunch with the national
president, Suzanne Kilgannon
Preston. They will also be
holding their annual formal, "The
Crimson Ball."
The Student Government
Association will be holding an
open forum on Wednesday,
November 5 at 5:30 p.m. in Reed
117. This forum will allow
students to informally address the
S.GA. and ask questions. Free
refreshments will be provided.
held on Sunday, December ill at
noon.
Seniors planning on graduating
this December must order their
caps and gowns from the
bookstore immediately. The
prices are for caps and gowns are:
•Baccalaureate (keeper) $22.95
cap, gown and tassel
•Associate (keeper) $22.95
cap, gown and tassel
•Masters (keeper) $22.25
cap, gown and tassel
•Masters (rental) $20.25
cap, gown and tassel
•Masters hood only
(keeper)
(rental)
There will be a graduate school
fair on the following date:
ECCC Career Fair- November 6
at Mercyhurst College
Contact the Career Development
Center for more information.
Upcoining Penn State-Behrend
reendters: -
4 .1 Lending for Atntg.,
Econ., and Fin. majors on
Monday, November 3.
Advanced Drainage Systems for
PLET majors on Wednesday,
November S.
RPS for Comp. Sci. and MIS
majors on Wednesday, November
Schedule a mock interview with
the Career Development Center
to polish your interviewing skills.
A walk-in flu immunization clinic
will be held each Mond) , in
October and November from 8:00
a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Health and
Wellness Center. Cost of the
vaccine is $lO and may be placed
on the student bill. Anyone
wishing to make an appointment
for a different time should call the
Center at 898-6217.
$21.75
$18.25
The Reed Commons is available
Calendar
31 Fri
• Engineering Fair
• IM Deadline: Billiards, 4pm
• SPC movie: "Con Air" 10pm
4 Tues
John Frohnmayer 0 Dr. David Touretzky
John Frohnmayer, former chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, and Dr. David S. Toareizky, Carnegie
Mellon professor and research scientist, will meet at noon Wednesday, November 5 in a debate that is sure to spark
controversy. Their presentation, "Policing Cyberspace: The Internet and the First Amendment," draws on each man's
personal experience in dealing with rapidly changing computer technology. Their debate will be held in the Reed
Commons.
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The contemporary comedy Only
You will be presented by the
Studio Theater beginning on
Friday, November 7 at 8:00 p.m.
Other performances are set fir
November 8, 12, 13, 14, and 15 at
8:00 p.m. and November 9 and 16
at 2:30 p.m.
Linda Lombardi would like to
send out a special thank you for
all of those responsible for the
trick-or-treat party that was given
to the Behrend employee's
children this past weekend. Her
two children, Steven and Kayla,
really enjoyed designing their
own trick-or-treat bag and
painting their own pumpkin.
Thanks to all of those students
residing in the residence halls
that passed out candy to the
children. All the children left the
party with their trick-or-treat bags
of Events
1 1 Sat
• SPC movie: "Con Air" 10pm
5 Wed
• S.G.A. open forum s:3opm Reed 117
• Debate: "The Internet and the First
Amendment", Reed Commons, noon
Adtof.candy.!
The Commuter Council is hosting
a campus-wide fundraiser to
support the Penn State Child Care
Center starting Monday,
November 17 through Friday,
December 5. The Commuter
Council will be collecting money
on Tuesday, December 2 through
Thursday, December 4.
Volunteers will be stationed near
doors in the Engineering
Complex, Science Building, and
throughout Reed. Eunice Moore,
Director of the Child Care Center.
has given the Commuter Council
a list of items the Center needs.
Students, faculty, and
organizations can help meet those
wishes. Please drop items in
boxes that will be located in
various buildings. The Commuter
Council is asking students,
faculty, and student organizations
to participate. If you are willing
to help during collection week,
. ,
ajeasa. piuttact. , Commuter
Council Office at 898-6452.
Leave your name, phone number,
and the best time to contact you.
Or drop your information in the
info bucket in the SGA Suite.
Child Care Center Wish List
"Hard cover children's books
(ages 2-6)
'Tape and story books
'Bean bags
'Magnetic alphabet letters
-Kid stamps and stamp pads
"Pull toys on a string
'Baby dolls and clothes
'Puppets and puppet theater
'Trucks and matchbox cars
•Hotwheels tracks
'Musical instruments
'Dollhouse and community helper
figures
•Dinosaurs and farm animals
•Magnifying glasses
•Memory and thinking games
(ages 3-6)
•4-slice toasters for each room (4)
•Lego table
2 Sun
• SPC movie: "Con Air" 10pm
6 Thurs
• Creative Writers: Lucille Clifton, Reed
117, 7pm
• SPC movie: "Men In Black" 10pm