5 Thu rs
• Intervarsity Christian Fellowship meet
ing, 7-9 pm, Reed 114
• SPC Movie: "I Know What You Did
Last Summer" 10pm
9 Mon
• Career Development Center- "Women's
Professional Dress Workshop," 7-Bpm,
Reed 3
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Renowned anthropologist, literary critic, and linguist Dr. Ivan Van
Sertima will speak on Tuesday, February 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Reed
Commons. Sertima's presentation, "Blacks in Science: Ancient and
Modern," will explore the expanding awareness of African science be
fore the discovery of the Americas. His lecture is part of the celebra
tion of Black History Month.
Events
Renowned anthropologist, literary
critic, and linguist Dr Ivan Van
Sertima will speak on Tuesday,
February 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Reed
Commons. Sertima's presentation,
"Blacks in Science: Ancient and
Modern," will explore the expanding
awareness of science before
the discovery of the Americas. His
lecture is part of the celebration of
Black History Month.
The String Trio of New York, a
chamber jazz ensemble, will perform
Wednesday, February I I at noon in
the Reed Wintergarden. The group's
performance will continue Music at
Noon: The Logan Wintergarden
Series, which brings world-class
musicians to the College to perform
in an informal setting.
Notices
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
meetings 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Febru
ary 5 and Thursday, February 12,
Reed 114.
Student Government Association
meeting 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb
ruary 11, Reed 114.
6 Fri
• Bruno's: Frand Caliendo-Comedy,
B:3opm
• SPC Movie: "I Know What You Did Last
Summer" 10pm
Tues
• Speaker: Dr. Ivan Van Sertima- "Blacks
in Science: Ancient & Modern," 7:3opm,
Reed 117
The Career Development Center will
he holding a "Woman's Professional
Dress Workshop" on Monday, Febru
ary 9 from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. in Reed
3. Contact the C.D.C. for more in
formation at 898-6164.
Pick-up a Penn State Behrend /998-
99 Leadership Scholarship Applica
tion from the Finacial Aid Office or
call 898-6162 for more information.
Deadlines for the application are Fri
day, February 27, 1998.
New Allergy Injection Policy - Any
student needing allergy injections is
encouraged to call the Health and
Wellness Center at 898-6217 to make
an appointment. Students no longer
need to be on maintenance injections
to have the service provided.
Any student can participate in the
Penn State-Behrend/Diehl Elemen
tat), Adopt-A-School for one or more
semesters. Tutors must commit them-
selves to tutoring at least once per
week. After school tutors are needed
from 2:30-3:40 p.m. on Tuesdays and
Thursdays with transportation pro
vided from the Reed Lot. In school
tutors who can provide their own
transportation are welcome to sign up
for one hour Monday through Thurs
day from 9:00-11:00 a.m. or 12:30-
2:30 p.m. No prior experience is nec
essary and all majors are welcome.
You will he working with children
kindergarten through grade six. Ap
plications are available in the Office
Calendar of Events
Violinist Diane Monroe will perform with the The String Trio of New
York, a chamber jazz ensemble, on Wednesday, February 11 at noon
in the Reed Wintergarden. The group's performance will continue
Music at Noon: The Logan Wintergarden Series, which brings world
class musicians to the College to perform in an informal setting.
of Student Activities
Supplimental instruction, weekly re
view sessions with a student tutor, are
available for the following courses:
Econ 002: Monday and Wednesday,
2:00-3:00 p.m., 206 Turnbull; Thurs
day, 5:00-6:00 p.m., 117 Science
Acctg 211: Monday, Wednesday, Fri
day, 2:00-3:00 p.m., 57 Academic
Chem 012: Monday, 2:00-3:00 p.m.,
40 Hammermill; Wednesday, 11:00
a.m.-12:00 p.m., 40 Hammermill;
Thursday, 1:00-2:00 p.m., 144
Hammermill
Phys 201: Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day, 5:00-6:00 p.m., 148 Academic
Ecopt 004: Sunday, 5:00-6:00 p.m.,4 I
Academic; Tuesday, 11:00 a.m.-12:00
p.m., 55 Academic; Wednesday, 5:30-
6:30 p.m., 40 Hammermill
Drop-in tutoring is available for writ
ing and math at:
The Learning Assitance Center, 203
Library and the Math Lab, 131 Sci
ence.
Call the L.A.C. at 898-6014 with
questions
Students at all Penn State locations are
invited to participate in the four-week,
four-credit course offered in Trier,
Germany by Behrend. The program,
under the direction of Dr. Stephen
deHart, associate professor of German
and humanities, is offered May 13-
June II by the School of Humanities
and Social Sciences at Penn State-
Behrend. Deadline for application is
February 13.
Calendar
7 Sat
• SPC Movie: "I Know What You Did Last
Summer" 10pm
11 W"
• S.G.A. meeting, Reed 114, s:3opm
• Music at Noon: String Trio of New York,
Wintergarden
Trier was founded in 16 B.C. during
the rule of Emperor Augustus, and
many of the buildings from the Ro
man period still survive. Located in
westernmost Germany, Trier is a short
distance from Luxembourg, France,
the Netherlands, and Belgium. It is
located in the Moselle Valley, one of
Germany's premier wine-producing
regions. Named Europe's "Cultural
City" in 1995, Trier attracts about 3.5
million tourists annually.
In addition to travel, participants in
the Trier program will he able to take
one of the following Penn State for
credit courses: intermediate German,
German conversation and composi
tion, international business (graduate
level), or independent study in Ger
many. During the Study Abroad pro
gram, classes will meet Monday
through Thursday in local settings that
will help participants absorb the Ger
man language quickly. This is the only
German language Study Abroad pro
gram in the Penn State system appro
priate for students enrolled in the nor
mal twelve-credit language sequence.
The trip is open to faculty, staff, and
students from all colleges and univer
sities as well as members of the com
munity. This year's tour includes
round-trip transportation, lodging in
two and three person rooms, and side
trips. For more information about the
program, please contact Dr. Steven
deHart at (814) 898-6448 or by e-mail
at sad2@psu.edu.
The Computer Center has made tuto
rials accessable from any PC con-
Thursday, February 5, 19QS - 7itr 13( h,,
VOEN N\UPER SEEM'
nected to the network. Tutorials in
cluded are Windows NT 4, Word 97,
and Excel 97. Tentatively, the tutori
als for Powerpoint and the Access
database will he available from the
vendor later this semester. To use the
tutorials in the lab, click on the Start
button and then select the following
items from the cascading menus: Pro
grams/Utilities & Tutorials/Learnit
Tutorials. It is recommended that new
users select the tutorial lesson, Using
Learnlt Interactive Training, to get
acquainted with the tutorial's naviga
tion tools. If there are any questions
concerning the use of the tutorials, the
student consultants are available for
assistance.
Interested in seeing the widely ac
claimed performance of Phantom of
the Opera? The Honors Program has
arranged a trip to Toronto, Canada on
April 4-5, 1998 (a Saturday and Sun
day). The cost of the trip is $133.00.
This price includes tickets to see
Phantom of the Opera, bus transpor
tation and the cost of a hotel room.
The hotel is directly behind the the
atre and two people will he assigned
to each room. We will be leaving on
Saturday morning and returning to
Behrend Sunday afternoon. The per
formance is Saturday evening. A de
posit of $75.00 is due by February 15,
1998 and the balance will be due on
March 10, 1998.
If interested, please RSVP to Heather
by emailing to hll l lO@psu.edu.
B Sun
• SPC Movie: "I Know
Last Summer" 9pm
12T
• Intervarsity Christie
meeting, 7-9 pm, Ree
• SPC Movie: "The
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