Erinn Hansen, Calendar Page Editor
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-3 p.m. - SGA Student Proposal meet
ng, Reed 114
•3:30 p.m. - District 10 swimming
:hamps, Junker Center
-6 p.m. - AMCC basketball tournament,
Junker Center
8 p.m. - “Sin” - Play - Studio Theatre
10 p.m. - LEB Movie - “13 Ghosts”,
leed 117
•10:30 p.m. - Midnight Bingo, Reed
dcGarvey commons
-10 a.m. - Admission Meeting, Erie Hall Conference
Room - 019
-11 a.m. - Newman Association 50/50 Raffle, Reed
Fundraising Table 2
-11 a.m. - Petition Handout, Bruno’s until 2 p.m
-12 p.m. - Plastics Dept, lunch, Logan - Dining Room
-12:15 p.m. - College Republicans Meeting, Reed 3
-4 p.m. - Society of Undergraduate Economists
meeting, Reed 3
kl 6 p.m, «ilanhellenic meeting, Reed 3
-6:30 p.m. - Self Defense Program, Lawrence Hall -
Lobby
-7 p.m. - Drinking Days, Tigress - Lobby - Ist Floor
-8 p.m. - Coffee House, Almy Hall - Mari Trenkle
Lounge
On March 18, candidates will begin campaigning for the SGA
elections which will take place on April 17 and 18. Candidates are re
quired to pick up a packet from the RUB Desk that will explain all the
rules for the election. There will also be information regarding the best
ways to campaign and how to get in the Beacon a week prior to the
elections. No campaigning is allowed until the Elections Committee
notifies you and approves your eligibility. Make sure to pick up the
packet once you are notified.
Been there. Done that. What’s next? You decide.
The Student Activity Fee Committee is preparing to allocate
money for Fall 2002, and it needs your requests. Students may pick up
a Funding Proposal Request Form at the RUB Desk, the SGA Office,
the Office of Student Activities, or the Office of Student Affairs to sug
gest the uses for the available funding. Forms and additional informa
tion are also available at the Student Activity Fee web site located at
www.pserie.psu.edu/activity/saf/index.htm. To strengthen your proposal,
please provide itemized details and quotes, which are required for all
food or refreshment requests. All proposals are due at the RUB Desk by
March 15 at 5 p.m.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 THROUGH FRIPAYjyiARCHJ___
Friday
Tuesday
Campaigning starts!
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~8 a.m. - District 10 swimming champs,
Junker Center
~8 a.m. - Prayer Meeting, Reed
McGarvey Commons
~10 a.m. - Martial Arts Club, Junker
Center
~12 p.m. - AMCC Basketball Tournament,
Junker Center
~1 p.m. - Ballroom Dance Club, Junker
Center
-2:30 p.m. - Movie - “13 Ghosts”, Reed
117
-8 p.m. - “Sin” - Play, Studio Theatre
-10 p.m. - “13 Ghosts,” Reed 117
27 Wednesday
-9 a.m. - Union City H.S. visit, Reed 112
-11 a.m. - SGAOpen House, SGA Office until 2 p.m
-11 a.m. - Student Activities meeting, Reed 3
-12 p.m. - Internship, Summer Job, and Career Fair, Reed McGarvey
Commons until 4 p.m.
-12:15 p.m. - Lenten Mass, 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. - Delta Sigma Pi presentation, Reed 114
-5:20 p.m. ■ SGA Meeting, Reed Wintergarden
-6 p.m. - NVR/Ryan Homes Info Session, Reed 113
-6 p.m. - Gamers Club meeting, Reed 3
-7 p.m. - Outdoor Club meeting, Smith Chapel Living Room
-7 p.m. - Pizza with the Provost, Tigress - Lobby - Ist Floor
-8 p.m. - Yoga Club, Junker Center
-8 p.m. - Management Information Systems Club meeting, Reed 114
Mark Your
Calendars
CJULENMN
OF EVENTS
Friday, February 22, 2002
-2:30 p.m. - “Sin” - Play, Studio Theatre
-6 p.m. - Protestant Campus Ministry
Worship Service, Smith Chapel Worship
Area
-6 p.m. - Drinking Days, Porcupine -
Lobby - 2nd Floor
-8 p.m. - Catholic Mass, Smith Chapel
Worship Area
28 Thursday
-8 a.m. - Internship Fair interviews, Reed 3
-11:30 a.m. - Lenten Speaker Series, Smith Chapel Living
Room
-12:15 p.m. - Financial Management Association meeting,
Reed 112
-12:15 p.m. - College Democrats of Behrend, Reed 3
-4 p.m. - Reception for Ann Pancake, Logan - Parlour/
Harry’s Club
-5:15 p.m. - Lion Ambassadors, Glenhill - Memorial Room
-5:30 p.m. - International Student Organization meeting,
Reed 112
-7 p.m. - Reading from “Given Ground" biy Ann'Pancake,
Smith Chapel
-8 p.m. - Mid-Winter Concert, Reed McGarvey Commons
-8:15 p.m. - Joint Resident Council meeting, Reed 3
-9 p.m. - Delta Sigma Pi meeting, Reed 3
The Student Government Association will host
its Open House on Wednesday from 11a.m. - 2 p.m.
in the SGA Office, located in Reed. Students are
invited to come and see what SGA does and what
you can do to become a part of it. If you have any
questions, contact SGA at 898-6220.
Students are invited to “Pizza with the Provost”
on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Tigress Lobby on the first
floor. This event is an opportunity for students to dis
cuss their issues and concerns with Dr. Jack Burke,
Behrend’s Interim Provost and Dean. The “Pizza
with the Provost” series is scheduled throughout the
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nits, etc, on our Colondar of Events Page!
Jon in that week’s issue. Send submissions to the attention
rmation in our campus mailbox, bottom floor, Reed Union
JB. While you should include all possible information,
ints; please contact the Beacon for special requests.
Sunday
A Closer Look
SGA Open House
Pizza with the Provost
- Labyrinth Walk, Smith Chapel
-8 a.m
-10 a m - SGA Budget Proposal meeting, Reed 114
-12 p.m. - Health & Wellness Outreach Table, Reed
Fundraising Table 2
-5:20 p.m.Lion Entertainment Board meeting, Reed 3
-5:30 p.m. - Commuter Council, Reed 112
-6 p.m. - J. Fernandez - Spain Dinner, Logan - Parlour/
Dining Room
- Tri Beta Bi meeting, Reed 113
-6 p.m
-7 p.m. - Drinking Days, Tiffany - Lobby - Ist Floor
-7 p.m. - Scholar Reception, Almy Hall - Mari Trenckle
Lounge
-7 p.m. - Open Forum - Organized Religion and
Homosexuality, Reed 117
- Alpha Phi Omega meeting, Reed 112
-7:30 p.m
-8 p.m. - Yoga Club, Junker Center
-9 p.m. - Delta Sigma Pi meeting, Reed 3
~8 a.m. - 2002 FTCAP, Reedll7
~10 a.m. - PA Free Enterprise Week - PA
Business Adventure, Reed 114
~2 p.m. - Lambda Sigma Executive Board
Meeting, Reed 3
~5 p.m. - PA Free Enterprise Week - PA
Business Adventure, Reed
-»9 p.m. - Erie Business Adventure
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