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LEB forms programming partnership
by Christine Kleck
associate editor
Walking around the Penn State
Behrend campus, one can't help but
notice all of the signs that say "Join
The Lion Entertainment Board" for
various events. This busy group is
responsible for the weekend
entertainment that many students
enjoy at Bruno's.
From bands to comedians to
hypnotists to coffee houses, Bruno's
is never a dull place on the
weekends. Magicians and special
events such as laser tag, bungee run,
big glove boxing and joust are all
possible, thanks to the Lion
Entertainment Board (LEB).
Famous comedians from Comedy
Central, HBO and MTV are no
stranger to the Friday and Saturday
night entertainment line-up at
Bruno's.
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Despite our gripes about the campus, you gotta admit that Penn State
Behrend has some great scenery. Here a fellow student takes advan
tage of the last sunny moments of the season to capture the look of the
land between the Reed Union Building and Erie Hall on paper.
LEB is also responsible for the
movies that are shown each
weekend. The movies can be seen
on Thursdays for $l.OO, and Fridays
through Sundays for $2.00. All
movies take place in Reed 117.
Recently, LEB came up with a new
idea for events at Behrend. The new
effort is called the "Partners with
Organizations for Programming," or
POP. This group will bring new
events to Behrend that will make it
possible for more out-of-class
experiences to take place. Both
commuters and on-campus students
will be able to enjoy these events.
Clubs will work with LEB to fully
develop the POP program. Together
they will create more programming
opportunities, as well as more
exposure, for their clubs. Combining
the hard work and financial
possibilities of LEB, the ideas from
various Behrend clubs, and the
FOCAL POINT
Wend hosts llth
Annual Engineering Fair
The Career Development Center hosted
the 11th Annual Engineering Fair on
Tuesday, October 3, from noon to 4:00
p.m. Nearly 100 companies were sched
uled to set up a booth in the Engineering
Complex, each paying a,575 fee to at
tend. All students, regardless of semster
standing, had ample companies to choose
from. All engineering majors were rep
resented at the fair.
NEWS & WEATHER
funding from the Student Activity
Fee will make the POP program
possible.
Right now the LEB POP program
is open to new ideas. If a club or
organization is interested in working
with LEB they can pick up a form at
the LEB office. Once the form is
filled out , it should be submitted to
the LEB Club Liaison. They will
then review the request. The other
members will vote to approve the co
sponsorship.
Once the club approves an idea,
LEB will help organize the funding
of the event. It is the club's
responsibility, however, to publicize
and host the event. During the event,
the co-sponsoring club will get the
chance to advertise for their club.
Interested clubs should stop by the
LEB Office for an application or
contact Lori Viola at x 6221 or
lmvllB@psu.edu.
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A staff member called to report receiving harassing phone messages
this past weekend.
A faculty member reported that someone had taken memory from comput
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An RA called to report that someone had broken two ceiling tiles in the
lobby of Tiffany Hall.
A faculty member called to report that a ceiling-mounted projector was
missing from W-110.
A commuter student came to police services to report that someone had
scratched her car on 9/27/00.
A student called from the emergency phone at the Behrend Fields and
stated that he needed assistance due to an overdose of pills.
A student was struck by a car. Victim was transported to Saint
Vincent's Hospital by Brookside.
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