page 2 - The Behrend College Beacon - December 10,1998
Behrend student Trista Rupp
finally out
by Rose Forrest
layout editor
Trista Rupp, or Twisted Trista as
Star 104 nicknamed her, has ended
her residency in Tinsel Town. Rupp
was the third contestant to get out of
the car, leaving Beetle Bob, the win
ner, appropriately named. The three
contestants who left early did not
completely waste their time, however.
Amazing Matt now works at Star 104
and everlasting Elly relaxed on a
cruise courtesy of the radio station.
Rupp won $l,OOO, a trip to Universal
Studios, her choice between Florida
or California, and a Subaru that be-
Evelyn’s Hallmark
KMart East Plaza
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Photo editor Andrea Zaffino,
Joining the paper will be Shannon
Weber as News editor, Angela Rush
as associate editor, Jason Blake as
photo editor, and Natalie Gagliano as
editorial page editor.
“I am very honored being a fresh
man and being asked to be the news
editor. I am looking forward to work
ing with the staff ot the Beacon ,
commented Weber.
"Hopefully, the new people will
catch on and become accustomed to
our team concept. As far as the re
turning editors, I hope their experi
ence will rub off on the new editors,
said Jordan.
of the Beetle
longs to the station and had been used
as an all purpose vehicle.
Although Rupp had to withdraw
from classes, she says she is glad she
did the contest. She explained, “It
opened doors that otherwise would not
have been opened." When asked if she
was glad to be out she stated, “I’m
elated.” Rupp explains that the reason
she entered the contest is, “I thought
the bug was c 001... I fell in love with
the Volkswagon and thought it was a
great opportunity to win a Volkswagon
Beetle."
When asked about the other people
in the car, Rupp shared, “Elly was a
nice girl... an all around person. Actu
ally I can say that for everyone. Ev-
and her final day in the Beetle
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eryone was personable... and flexible.
They all had the ability to adapt to
any situation.” Rupp still sees the
people she lived in the car with from
time to time. She still has to give Matt
his baseball cap and hairball. The
hairball that Rupp is referring to is a
tennis ball sized clump of hair she had
been collecting in the car. She plans
on shellacking it, covering it with
glitter, putting a hook in it and giv
ing it to him as a Christmas ornament.
As for the future, Rupp plans on
making her trip a family vacation
with her two children and her parents.
photo by Andrea Zaffino
it!!!
News
1/30/98 Complainant reported he was taking vacation time and would be leaving for the day,
[l/30/98 Complainant called to report a hunter close to building in back yard. Was concerned
ibout children being outside. Officer dispatched and informed hunter that there was a day cai
:enter in the area
2/2/98 Domestic dispute in Lawrence Hall.
12/3/98 Asked if we knew what happened to the post on the East side of the new bridge, as it
was broken off. 206 checked and it had been struck by a snow plow of M&O.
.2/5/98 A pine tree was found to be cut down by the access gates of H-Lot. Tree was taken t<
ithletics for the chance that it would be sold rather than to rot where it lay.
12/4/98 Complainant requested information on a vehicle that was seen on station road trying
take Christmas decoration from the owners front lawn. Information passed to PSP.
[2/7/98 Complainant requested access to GW’s office. Officer was tied up at the time, re
,ponded when free.
Police A.nd Safety
REPO R T :
How do you study for finals?
to the study lounge and study by myself,
also study by listening to recorded lectures.”
tart studying everything everyday from the
beginning of the semester.”
-Nick Carter, 01, Undeclared Business
“Study everyday.”
“Go to a cabin by myself to study.”
-Kelly Freiss, 01, Biology
-Lisa Kobylinski, 01, LECOM
Sarah Fry, 03, Biology