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~10 a.m. - Chocolate hearts and lollipop
Fundraiser, Reed Fundraising Table
-11 a.m. - Carnation and Rose Sale for
Valentine’s Day, Reed Fundraising
Tables
-12 p.m. - Orientation Information Table,
Reed Fundraising Tables
-4 p.m. - Trigon meeting, MCC suite
-10 p.m. - Lion Entertainment Board
movie “From Hell,” Reed 117
-10:30 p.m. - Midnight Bingo, Reed
McGarvey Commons
-11 a.m. - Newman Association 50/50 Raffle, Reed Fundraising
Table 2
-11 a.m. - The Welcome Club with Behrend Choir, Reed McGarvey
Commons
-11 a.m. - Carnation/Rose Sale for Valentine's Day, Reed
Fundraising Table 3
-11 a.m. - Fundraiser: Balloons and MISC. hard candies, Reed
Fundraising Table 4
-12:15 p.m. - College Republicans meeting, Reed 112
-3 p.m. - Open Forum with Provost Candidate Kendell A. Blanchard,
Smith Chapel
•5 p.m. - Traffic Appeals Board meeting, Reed 113
-6 p.m. - Gamers Club meeting, Reed 113
-6p.m.- Ping Pong Tournament, Reed McGarvey Commons
-7 p.m. - Catholic Campus Ministry Bible Study, Smith Chapel Con f.
Room 2
-8 p.m. - Black History Month film series, Reed 117
■9 p.m. - Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Prayer Meeting, Reed 3
The Rainbow Path Labyrinth will be here on Feb. 25 from
10:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. in the Smith Chapel with special information
session at 12:30 and 8:30 p.m. with the designer, Carol Posch
Comstock. The Labyrinth does not lead you to a confusing place,
but simply provides the time to quiet the mind and remove stress.
This project is funded by the Student Activities Fee. If you have any
questions, please contact Kelly Shrout, Coordinator of Service and
Student Activities, at 898-6610, or e-mail her at kawl4B@psu.edu. It
is open to all, and admission is free.
? On Saturday, Feb. 16 the Multi-Cultural
Council is sponsoring a Valentine’s Day Bash
from 10 p.m. - 2 a.m. at Penn State Behrend
McGarvey Commons. Music will be provided
by DJ Q. It is a dress-up event (no jeans or
sneakers), and is free of charge. This pro
gram is funded by the Student Government
Association.
All submissions must be received by Monday at 5 p.m. for publication in that week’s issue. Send submissions to the attention
of the Calendar of Events Page to behrcoll3@aol.com-, put information in our campus mailbox, bottom floor, Reed Union
Building, near e-mail kiosk and next to restrooms; orcall us at 898-6488. While you should include all possible information,
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 THROUGH FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15
Friday
Tuesday
Feeling stressed?
r tried walking in a Labyrinth for relief?
Valentine’s Day bash
Get your meetings, activities, announcements, etc. on our Calendar of Events Page!
9 Saturday
~10 a.m. - Martial Arts Club, Junker Center
Aerobic Room
-1 p.m. - Varsity men and women’s swim meet vs
Altoona, Junker Center Swimming Pool
-1 p.m. - Ballroom Dance Club, Junker Center
Aerobic Room
-2:30 p.m. - Lion Entertainment Board Movie
“From Hell,” Reed 117
-3 p.m. - Varsity men’s basketball Alumni Game,
Junker Center
-6 p.m. - Varsity women’s basketball vs. Laßoche,
Junker Center
-8 p.m. - Varsity men’s basketball vs. Laßoche,
Junker Center
-9 p.m. - Bruno’s - Comedian Jon Reep, Bruno’s
Cafe
- 10 p.m. - Lion Entertainment Board Movie
“From Hell,” - Reed 117
13 Wednesday
-10 a.m. - Fundraiser - lollipops in vases and candy, Reed
Fundraising Table 1
-11 a.m. - Carnation/Rose Sale for Valentine's Day, Reed
Fundraising Table 3
-11 a.m. - Fundraiser - Balloons and MISC. hard candies, Reed
Fundraising Table 4
-12 p.m. - University College Northampton meeting, Reed 114
12:15 p.m. - Ash Wednesday, Smith Chapel Worship Area
1 p.m. - Earth Day Planning Committee, Reed 3
-5 p.m. - History Club meeting, Reed 113
-5:15 p.m. - Ash Wednesday, Smith Chapel Worship Area
i-5:20 p.m. - SGAMaettng, Reed 114
'-6 p.m. - Ping Pong Tournament, Reed McGarvey Commons
-6 p.m. • Gamers Club meeting, Reed 113
•7 p.m. - SGA Budget Proposal meeting, Reed 114
Mark Your
Calendars
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Friday, February 8, 2002
-6 p.m. - Sundaes on Sunday, First floor
Tigress Lobby
-6 p.m. - Protestant Campus Ministry
Worship Service, Smith Chapel Worship
Area
-6:30 p.m. - Protestant Campus Ministry
(PCM) Fellowship, Smith Chapel Living
Room
-8 p.m. - Catholic Mass, Smith Chapel
Worship Area
14 Thursday
-10 a.m. - Fundraiser - lollipops in vases and candy, Reed
: undraising Table 1
11 a.m. - Fundraiser - Balloons and MISC. hard candies,
leed Fundraising Table 4
11:30 a.m. - Lenten Speaker Series, Smith Chapel Living
loom
12 p.m. - University College Northampton meeting, Reed
4
2:15 p.m. - College Democrats of Behrend, Reed 3
p.m. - Environmental meeting, Reed 3
•5:15 p.m. - Lion Ambassadors, Glenhill - Memorial Room
•7:30 p.m. - Intervaristy Christian Fellowship meeting. Smith
Chapel Worship Area
■8 p.m. - Jazz Band Performance, Bruno’s Cafe
■8 p.m. - Black History Month film series, Reed 117
•9 p.m. - Delta Sigma Pi meeting, Reed 114
The Search Committee for Provost and Dean of
Penn State Behrend has recommended four candidates
for campus interviews. One of these candidates, Kendall
A. Blanchard, President at Fort Lewis College, will be
here on Tuesday for questions during an open forum at 3
p.m. in the Smith Chapel, followed by a reception. All
faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to attend.
Kallgren presents Provost’s lecture on Monday
Dr. Carl Kallgren, associate professor of psychology, and 2001 winner
of the Penn State Behrend Council of Fellows Outreach Award will present
“The CORE Model of Social Intervention and The New University Paradigm”
at the fourth coming Provost’s Lecture, scheduled for Monday at noon.
CORE, which stands for Behrend’s Center for Organizational Research and
Evaluation, is an outreach effort of the school of Humanities and Social
Sciences that was created in 1998 to assist social service agencies with
teenage pregnancy prevention. Since then, CORE has become a major
influence in Erie County, and has expanded funding for social services,
leveraging more than $5 million in direct and indirect funding for social ser
vice projects in Erie County. Kallgren’s talk will take place in the Lec
ture Hall (Room 117) and will be followed by a reception in Reed 113.
Sunday
A Closer Look
Provost candidate here on Tuesday
Erinn Hansen, Calendar Page Editor
-8 a.m. - Labyrinth Walk, Smith Chapel Worship Area
-11 a.m. - Fundraisers: Poetry Reading Sale, Carnation/
Rose Sale, and balloons and hard candy sale, Reed
Fundraising Tables
-12 p.m. - Health & Wellness Outreach Table, Reed
Fundraising Table 2
-12 p.m. - Provost Lecture: Carl Kallgren, Reed 117
-3 p.m. - SGA budget proposal meeting, Reed 114
-5:20 p.m. - Lion Entertainment Board meeting, Reed 3
-5:30 p.m. - Commuter Council meeting, Reed 112
-6 p.m. - Ping Pong Tournament, Reed McGarvey Commons
-6:30 p.m. - Women Today/NSBE Forum - Gender Commu
nication, Reed 117
- Why Do We Celebrate?, Isi Floor Tiffany Lobby
-7:30 p.m. - Alpha Phi Omega meeting, Reed 112
-8 p.m. - Yoga Club, Junker Center Aerobic Room
-9 p.m. - Delta Sigma Pi meeting, Reed 3
~2 p.m. - Lambda Sigma Executive
Board meeting, Reed 3
~4 p.m. - District 10 Diving Champs,
Junker Center Pool
~8 p.m. - Opening Night: “Sin" - Studio
Theatre
-10 p.m. - Lion Entertainment Board
movie “The One”, Reed 117
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