NOVEMBER 19, 1999, THE BEHREND BEACON, PAGE 12 FEATURES , STUDENT CLUB by Christine Kleck isters have pages to visit!! Wouldn't ties to receive discounts at over staff writer it be nice if there was a website de- 100,000 stores and restaurants. You OF TITE WEEK signed and maintained just for us!! will also have the chance to create a Did you ever notice that every- WWW.collegeclub.com is exactly homepage using the homepage thing has a website? You can't lis- what we've all been waiting for. From builder. The largest college match- The Tempus ten to more than 2 seconds of ra- the moment you enter these pages, you maker on the web is also one of the dio, watch 5 minutes of TV, or walk will feel right at home, because it's the benefits of signing up ASAP. down a city block without some- world's largest on-line college corn- Everything that you do on this page by Liz Hayes Behrend-opportunities open only to Be- artwork to include. There are about 20 one telling you to "visit our website munity! earns you "CC points". Filling out associate editor hrend students. These scholarships in- students taking ELISH 002 this semes at ....www. something .com". Fill out the membership form and the membership form earns you 100 clude The Corey Farrell Memorial Award ter. There are websites for parents, profile to receive endless offers, infor- points. Telling other college friends This week's feature organization is for Non-fiction, The Julia Rebman Me- In addition to the students involved Web Pages for kids, and even links mation, and free services. The more about the site earns you 25 points. slightly different from the usual clubs morial Award for Fiction, and The Ken- with the journal, several faculty members to give teachers the latest educa- specific you are, the more help this site Req ues ti ng information about mem- found in this column, but is nonethe- neth Sonnenberg Memorial Award for provide their expertise as well. Dr. Ann tional tips. With a click of the can be. Behrend, for example, has in- hers-only offers can earn you 20 to less an important student-run organiza- Poetry. Pancake serves as the journal's official mouse you can find sites for avid formation on the site specifically about 50 points. Once you have accumu- tion. The Tempus is Behrend's own lit- In addition to written work, the jour- advisor, as well as the instructor for the gardeners, stock market pages ga- PSU clubs, activities and sports. There lated enough points you can bid and erary journal, produced almost solely nal also accepts other forms of artwork, ELISH 002 class. This year, Professor lore, and even links to supply the are even specific places for Behrend even buy things from the College by students. such as drawings for its cover page, and George Looney, who is new to Behrend quilter with everything they might students to go for school help! Club pages. Tempus provides Behrend's student other works that may highlight the writ- this semester, is adding his input to the need. Hairdressers are no strang- As a member, you will have access The possibilities are endless!! Log body with "a forum for artistic expres- ten work throughout the journal. journal. Looney established the ex ers to the net, firemen can be found to all CollegeClub.com member ser- on, sign up, and start saving today!! sion," according to the magazine's co- The Tempus primarily began produc- tremely successful Mid-Atlantic Review, browsing sites designed especially vices, including free e-mail and editor Ron Hayes. Throughout the year tion so that it might highlight the work of a well-known literary journal at Bowling for them and even priests and min- voicemail. You will have opportuni- the editors and staff of the Tempts ac- up-and-coming writers, writers that may Green University in Ohio. cept written submissions from Behrend otherwise have a hard time getting their For those interested in submitting en students, as well as from faculty and work published. Presently, it has become tries for this year's Tempus, submissions from writers around the world, for pub- increasingly difficult for new authors to are due by January 31, 2000. All sub- Visit www.collegeclub.com to •ke a 4 antage 1 all these FREE offers; lication in the journal. The journal prints get their works published in larger, more missions must include the author's name, Free e-mail ("you've got mail !") high-quality submissions in the poetry, well known literary publications. As phone number, and mailbox number. En - Free voicemail (by dialing an 888 number!) fiction, and creative non-fiction catego- Hayes, 07 ELISH, puts it, ". . . more and tries are to be no longer than 15 pages, You can hear your e-mail through the phone ries. The editors of the Tempus usually more writers are discovering [that] small and they must include a title. Submis - You can meet millions of college students by joining and creating new clubs plan for about 50-70 entries each year. university magazines such as ours [are] sions can be place in the Tempus' mail - You can find students who share your interests In recent years the Tempus has be- alternatives to the major literary maga- box in the SGA office. The journal usu - CC's Chat rooms are packed with college students gun to accept submissions from well- zines that cater to well-known writers." ally comes out during the spring semes - Use Match U. (and meet the person of your dreams) known writers outside of the Penn State Students also have the option of help- ter in early-mid April, and will then be Get discounts at 100,000 stores and restaurants in North America system so that the journal may get more ing to produce the literary journal. There on sale in the Bookstore. Also, the jour - Visit tons of Message Boards national recognition. Lucille Clifton is a class offered every semester- ELISH nal was recently granted an ISBN (Inter - Find job openings at hundreds of companies nationwide was a recent contributor to the journal. 032 - that deals with the publication and national Standard Book Number), and Get daily Horoscopes and news updates Also, well-known figures such as Ali- layout of Tempus. This class meets once may now be available in local bookstores. Auctions Galore!! (Buy, Sell, Bid) cia Ostriker, Tim O'Brien, and Andrea a week , and students participating receive Tempus gives Behrend students a great Online purchase discounts Barrett have helped to choose the win- one credit for their efforts. However, it opportunity to test their creative Coming Soon I!! !!!! "On-line reminder calendars" and "create your own web page!" ners for the best submissions. Due to is not required that students take the class writingskills, as well as to get their foot its increased exposure in recent years, in order to participate (but one does not in the door by getting published. As Tempus has received submissions from receive credits if not in the class). Stu- Hayes puts it, "exposure is everything to as far away as Germany and Jordan for dents involved in the production of the young writers!" For more information this year's journal. journal deal mainly with publication is- about the Tempus, interested students can The Tempus also publishes the three sues, such as deciding what submissions contact Dr. Ann Pancake at x 6444, or Ron WWW. top-placing works that win each of the to include, how to layout the journal, what Hayes at khysdad@yaltoo.cam. three writing scholarships available at fundraising methods to utilize, and what collegeclub. 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