The Behrend beacon. (Erie, Pa.) 1998-current, November 07, 2003, Image 7

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    Amy Wilczynski, Calendar Page Editor
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8 p.m.- Talent Show: Rhyme Out,
McGarvey Commons
9 p.m.- Friday Night- Lights On,
Junker
10 p.m.- Movie: "American Wed
ding," Reed 117
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Tuesday
5:20 p.m.- Panhellenic Mtg, Reed 3
6 p.m.- Omicron Delta Kappa Mtg,
Reed 3
- 6 p.m.- Billiards Tournament,
Reed Back Room
- 6:30 p.m.- Interfraternity Council
Mtg, Reed 113
6:30 p.m.- Organ Guild Concert,
Smith Chapel
7 p.m.- Screen Visions Film Series
"American Astronaut," Reed 117
10 p.m.- Alpha Phi Omega Mtg,
Reed 3
Warner Theater celebrates grand re-opening
on Saturday
The Penn State Behrend Concert Choir will be teaming up with
the Erie Philharmonic Chorus and other community choirs to cel
ebrate the grand re-opening of Erie's historic Warner Theater. The
event will take place at 8 p.m. at the Warner Theater located at 811
State St. in downtown Erie.
Please support the Erie community and Behrend's Concert
Choir and join in the celebration!
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FRIDAY, NOV. 7, THROUGH FRIDAY, NOV. 14, 2003
Mark Your
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8 Saturday
8 p.m.- Band: Gemineye, Bruno's
8 p.m.- Poet: Stephen K, Bruno's
- 10 p.m.- Movie: "American Wed
ding," Reed 117
10 p.m.- ABC Red and Black Party,
McGarvey Commons
Have a
• reat weekend'
12Wednesday
- Noon- Young Democrats Mtg,
Reed 112
5 p.m.- Lion Ambassadors Spaghetti
Dinner, McGarvey Commons
- 5:15 p.m.- SGA Mtg, Reed 114
- 6:30 p.m.- Trigon Movie: "The
Laramie Project," Reed 117
7:30 p.m.- Campus Ministry Men's
Group, Smith Chapel
- 8 p.m.- IVCF Prayer Mtg, Reed 113
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Friday, November 7, 2003
9 Sunday
4 p.m.- Sunday Classic Movie Series
"It Happened One Night," Reed 117
6 p.m.- Protestant Campus Ministry
Service, Smith Chapel
7 p.m.- Concert Band of Northwestern
Pa, McGarvey Commons
7 p.m.- Open Swim, Junker Center
7:30 p.m.- Catholic Mass,
Smith Chapel
13 Thursday
- Noon- College Republicans Mtg,
Reed 3
5:15 p.m.- Lion Ambassador Mtg,
Reed 114
7 p.m.- Matchbox Players One-Acts,
Studio Theater
- 8 p.m.- Behrend Concert Band: Mas
terworks for Winds, McGarvey Com-
mons
- 10 p.m.- Movie: "Bad Boys II,"
Reed 117
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Look
FULBRIGHT SCHOWtR, BRINGS STUDENTS A NEW VIEW
Students in Dr. Greg Fowler's American literature and American studies
classes at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, are getting a more global view of
America from their professor, a Fulbright Scholar who recently returned from a
year of teaching at the John F. Kennedy Institute for North American Studies at
the Free University in Berlin.
"Living in Berlin for a year gave me a real appreciation for the genera
tional differences the German people are facing," said Fowler. In addition to
teaching for two semesters, Fowler gave lectures, training seminars and confer
ence presentations throughout Germany on behalf of the American Embassy and
the German-American Institutes.
German higher education is much different than American colleges and
universities, Fowler reports. In Germany, university courses are free, and students
are not required to register. They attend classes, take the exams and receive a
Schein, or certificate, indicating successful completion of the course. After pre
senting the appropriate number of Schein to the university, students receive a
degree.
In addition to teaching, Fowler served as a member of the Fulbright
commission's selection board, which selects German student-scholars to travel to
the United States. He also persuaded faculty at Penn State's University Park
Campus to take part in the Fulbright commission's Teacher Exchange Linkage
Program, which invited German teachers here to learn more about American
language and culture. In addition, Fowler published three scholarly articles during
his year abroad.
The Behrend Beacon
Monday
- Noon- IVCF Prayer Mtg, Reed 113
2:30 p.m.- Campus Ministry Women's
Group, Smith Chapel
- 4 p.m.- ISO Mtg, Reed 113
5:30 p.m.- Alpha Sigma Tau Mtg, Reed
114
6 p.m.- Beta Beta Beta Mtg, Reed 112
6 p.m.- Billiards Tournament,
Reed Back Room
- 6:30 p.m.- Outdoors Club Mtg,
Reed 114
114 Friday
7 p.m.- Fan Jam, Junker
7 p.m.- Matchbox Players One-Acts,
Studio Theater
9 p.m.- Comedian: Kevin Bozeman,
Bruno's
- 10 p.m.- Movie: "Bad Boys II,"
Reed 117
10 p.m.- Org. of Latin American Stu
dents: Friday Fiesta, McGarvey Com
mons
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