Events
The Behrend Foreign Film Series
continues with "Land and
Freedom" on Monday. November
10 at 7:00 p.m. in the Reed
Lecture Hall. It is a British film
about the struggle of the militia
forces on the Republic side during
the Spanish Civil War as seen by
a member of the International
Brigades.
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.
On Thursday, November 13, Dr.
Jeffery Pinto presents "Serving
Two Masters: Thoughts on
Resolving the Rigor vs.
Relevance Debate in Business
Research" in the Reed Lecture
Hall at noon. The presentation is
part of the Provost's Speaker
Series.
The Center for Service Leadership
is offering the opportunity to help
others by participating in the
monthly ONE SHOT at the City
Mission. The ONE SHOT is an
adaptation of United Way's Day
of Caring. The next ONE SHOT
will be held Saum4y. NcOrember
Notices
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
meetings 7:30 p.m. Thursday,
November 6 and Thursday,
November 13, Reed 114.
Student Government Association
meeting 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
November 12. Reed 114.
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 held on Sunday,
December 21. at noon.
Seniors planning on graduating
this December must order their
caps and gowns from the
bookstore immediately. The
6 Thurs
• Intervarsity Christian Fellowship meet
ing, 7:3opm, Reed 114
• Creative Writers: Lucille Clifton, Reed
117, 7pm
• SPC movie: "Men In Black" 10pm
10 M"
• International Film Series: "Land and
Freedom", Reed 117, 7pm
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15. The Blue Bus will leave the
Reed Parking Lot at 9:45 am. fa
the City Mission and will leave
the City Mission at 4:00 p.m. to
return to Behrend. The deadline
for signing up is Tuesday.
November 11.
Amnesty International is hosting
its first speaker on Tuesday,
November 11 at 7:30 pm in Reed
117. Dr. Ephraim Kahana is an
international relations scholar
from the University of Haifa,
Israel, where he teaches at the
National Security Program. He
holds a Ph.D. in International
Politics from the University of
South Africa. He will speak about
the relationship between the
Peace Process and Human Rights
in Israel. The lecture will be
followed by an open forum. This
event has been made possible by
the help of co-sponsors, the
Jewish Student Organization and
the Erie Regional Peace and
Justice Center and has received
support from the Humanities &
Social Sciences Division and the
Student Affairs office.
Blackbird/Sire recording artists,
Brownie Mary, will be performing
on Friday, November 7, in the
Reed Commons with special
guest Windfall. Doors open at
7:15 p.m. and Windfall goes on
stage at 7:45 p.m. Admission is
$2.00.
paces tot caps and gowns arc:
•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)
cap, gown and tassel
•Masters hood only
(keeper) $21.75
(rental) $18.25
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.
A walk-in flu immunization clinic
will be held each Monday 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
• Brownie Mary-rock band, Reed Com
mons, 7:lspm, $2lOO
• IM Deadline: bowling, 4pm
• SPC movie: "Men In Black" 10pm
• Amnesty International Speaker: Dr.
Ephraim Kahane, Reed 117, 7:3opm
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.
wishing to make an appointment
for a different time should call the
Center at 898-6217.
The Reed Commons is available
for study and relaxation every
day. Please take advantage of this
facility.
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 far
November 8, 12, 13, 14, and 15 at
8:00 p.m. and November 9 and 16
at 2:30 p.m.
The COMMIMCI Cowscil 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.
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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,
please contact the Commuter
Council Office at 8986452.
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 book
(ages 2-6)
8 Sat
• Bruno's: Frank the Slide Show Guy-
Comedy, B:3opm
• SPC movie: "Men In Black" 10pm
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• SGA meeting, Reed 114, s:3opm
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The contemporary comedy Only You will be
presented by the Studio Theater beginning on
Friday, November 7at 8:00 p.m. Other performances
are set for November 8, 12, 13, 14, and 15 at 8:00
p.m. and November 9 and 16 at 2:30 p.m. Pictured
above, clockwise from left: Amanda Pieper, Mike
Lechner, Dave Reynolds, Joe Getway, Jennifer
Quadri, and Bond Davis.
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•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
•Soft tunnel climber
•New tricycles and helmets
•Wooden infant loft
•Movable wooden shelving units
•Camcorder
On Sunday, October 13, twelve
members of the Matchbox
Players, Behrend's student
notices.
theatre organization, participated
in Erie's "Heart Walk." Along
with their faculty advisor, Tony
Elliot, lecturer in theatre, these
Behrend students joined hundreds
of other members of the Erie
community to take a five mile
walk and to help battle heart
disease, the number one killer of
Americans. This is the sixth year
that Erie has had a "Heart Walk"
and it is the second year that the
Matchbox Players have
participated. Thanks to the
generosity of the Penn State-
Behrend campus community, the
Players were able to raise nearly
$5OO to support the work of the
American Heart Association.
Thank you, to all who contributed.
The Matchbox Players will be out
there again, next year, raising
money to fight this dreaded
disease.
9 Sun
• SPC movie: "Men In Black" 10pm
1 3Thurs
• Intervarsity Christian Fellowship meet
ing, 7:3opm, Reed 114
• Provost's Speaker: Dr. Jeffery Pinto,
Reed 117, noon
• SPC movie: "Face/Off" 10pm