A Thurs
Soccer (W) vs. John Carroll - 4p.m
Matchbox Players Meeting - 6p.m.
SPC Movie: “Out of Sight” - 10p.m
12 Mon
La Ceremonie (The Ceremony)
International Film Series - 7:30p.m., Reed
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Events
Jerry Greenfield, half of the famous
Ben and Jerry’s ice cream duo, will
offer “An Evening of Entrepreneur
ial Spirit, Social Responsibility, and
Radical Business Philosophy,” on
Tuesday,Oct. 13at7:30p.m. His lec
ture, which will take place in the Reed
Union Building Commons, is free and
open to the public. Greenfield’s first
job in the ice cream industry was
working as a scooper in the cafeteria
during his years at Oberlin College.
When his original plans for medical
school didn’t work out, he and high
school and college friend Ben Cohen
decided to pursue their dream'of start
ing a food business together. In 1976
they settled on ice cream and began
researching the industry. Greenfield
made the ice cream for their busy
shop, which soon became known for
its rich, unusual flavors and its com
munity approach to business. Dur
ing the summer of 1986, Ben and
Jerry traveled across the country to
gether in their “Cowmobile,” serving
up free samples of their ice cream in
what they termed a “cross country
marketing drive.” For many years,
Ben and Jerry’s has donated 7.5 per
cent of its annual pretax profits to
charitable causes-the highest percent
age of any publicly held company.
The company has become a powerful
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agent for social change by embracing
a values-led business philosophy that
accepts responsibility for the welfare
of society. Greenfield’s lecture con
tinues the Penn State Erie Speaker
Series, which is sponsored by the Of
fice of Student Affairs and is partially
funded by the John Nesbit Rees and
Sarah Henne Rees Charitable Foun
dation and the PNC Corporation. An
interpreter for deaf and hard-of-hear
ing audience members will be visible
at each lecture, and assistive listen
ing devices are available upon ad
vance request from the Office of Stu
dent Activities at (814) 898-6171.
These services are made possible
through funding from Penn State’s
Equal Opportunity Planning Commit
tee. As always, all lectures are also
taped for- broadcast otv AM 1450/ '
WPSE, Penn State Erie radio. For
more information about the Speaker
Series, please call the Penn State Be
hrend switchboard at (814) 898-6000.
The 1996 French Film La
Ceremonie (The Ceremony) starring
Jacqueline Bisset and Isabella^
Huppert will be shown on Monday, ■
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Calendar of Events
9 Fr
Rec Deadline: Commuter Euchre Tourn. -
4p.m.
IM Deadline: Flag Football - 4p.m.
Bruno’s: Encore, Band - 8:30p.m.
SPC Movie: “Out of Sight”-10p.m.
13 Tues
Speaker Jerry Greenfield - 7:30p.m
Reed Commons
friends Sophie. As Sophie begins to
relax, she also shows signs that she
may be harboring guilty secrets, and
she may not be the only one. The di
rector of the film, Claude Chabrol re
turns to filmmaking with a vengeance
as he puts together this riveting drama
of secrets and lies. Compared to re
cent Hollywood films about destruc
tive outsiders, such as The Hand that
Rocks the Cradle, La Ceremonie is
complex, political, wickedly astute,
and refreshingly unpredictable. The
film continues the International Film
Series. The series, which is free and
open to the public, is sponsored by
the Mary Behrend Cultural Fund and
the School of Humanities and Social
Science.
A brown bag lunch talk will take
place on Tuesday, October 13 when
speaker Janet Duggins will present
her talk entitled, "You Don’t Look
Like a Minister." The talk will take
place in Reed 3 and will begin at
12:00p.m. All are welcome and en
couraged to join.
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Bruno’s: Spanky, Comedian - 8:30p.m
SPC Movie: “Out of Sight”- 10p.m.
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Soccer (M) vs. W & J - 4 p.m
IM: Flag Football begins
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On Sunday, October 11, Theatre in
structor, Tony Elliot and members of
Behrend’s own Matchbox Players (stu
dent theatre group) will be walking in
downtown Erie to help to American
Heart Association fight heart disease
and stroke at the Healthy Choice
American Heart Association Walk.
This is the third year in a row that the
Matchbox Players have participated in
the walk, having already raised over
$1,000.00 for the cause. The Heart
Walk is a community service effort for
the Matchbox Players. Funds raised
through the Heart Walk are used to sup
port heart research, community service
Wednesday,
October 14,1998
Needed: Blood Donors!!
It’s easy to save lives!
Blood donors must be at least 17 years old, weigh at least
110 lbs. and be in general good health. Please eat well be
fore you sign in at the blood drive.
Did you know?
*Every 24 hours, Erie’s hospitals, Corry Memorial Hos
pital & Union City Memorial Hospital use 50 to 100 units of
blood.
In the US
*Every 3 seconds someone needs blood!
*40,000 units are used each day!
*lO,OOO people receive a transfusion everyday!
*5,000 people would die immediately if blood was not
available!
Questions? Call Community Blood Bank at 456-4206.
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and public education programs.
Step out against heart disease and
stroke by supporting their efforts. It’s
easy to do. If you are approached, just
make a donation to the American Heart
Association, and the Matchbox Play
ers will do the rest.
Your donation of whatever you can
afford will help all of us to take stand
against this #1 killer of Americans.
If you would like to make a dona
tion on your own, please place it in an
envelope with your name and a note,
and send it to the Matchbox Players c/
o Tony Elliot/ 145 Academic.
The office of Police and Safety, Al
pha Sigma Alpha, and ODK, are spon
soring a clothing drive to benefit those
in Erie County that are in need of some
assistance. We have been collecting
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Reed Commons
Please Give Blood!
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Matchbox Players American Heartwalk
Catholic Mass - Bp.m. Reed Commons
SPC Movie: “Out of Sight" - 9p.m.
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SPC Movie: “Negotiator" - 10p.m
at the
since the beginning of the year and will
continue to do so until November 13,
1998. The items will be distributed on
December 5, 1998 at Shiloh Baptist
Church, 901 East sth Street from 10
a.m. to 6p.m. If you have any clothes
(men, women’s, or children’s in all
sizes), sleeping bags, blankets, or toys,
please bag or box them and bring them
to the office of Police and Safety.
We have received a tremendous re
sponse from the Behrend community
and still need more. We do not want to
have to turn anyone away. There is no
charge for any of the clothes distrib
uted. Please help us to make this a
brighter Christmas for those families
who are in need. If there are any ques
tions, please contact Officer Sandi
Smith at 898-6101. My voice mail
number is 5598.