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Retreat observes Women's History Month
COOL WOMEN and the Women's/Gender Studies Minor are
holding a two-day retreat at the Bel-Aire Clarion Hotel on March
20 in celebration of Women's History month and International
Women's Day. For a $2O refundable deposit students get trans
portation, meals and a chance to discuss women's issues, watch
'women's-films and, hear-speakers . C*ct Dr. 'Colleen Kelley at
x 6392 or at cek@psu.edu op Katie Ranafli at kmr247@psu.edu.
Storm water management is in motion
On Thursday at 11 a.m. there will be a meeting in the MISC
Studio in Kochel to discuss a water management plan to mini
mize the discharge of pollutants on campus. Dr. Thomas
Wortman and Director of Operations John Ream will work to
develop a strategy. It will include public education outreach,
involvement and participation, detection and elimination of illicit
discharges, run-off control at construction sites, post-construction
storm water management and pollution prevention, including
good housekeeping practices. Go to http://greencampus.psu.edu
or contact Wortman at 814-898-6160 or twortman@psu.edu.
The Vagina Monologues come to Behrend
A participatory reading of The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler
will be held March 19 at 6 p.m. in the Smith Chapel living room.
The event is hosted and sponsored by COOL WOMEN and the
Women's/Gender Studies Minor in celebration of Women's History
Month. Admission to the readings is free. Contact the Women's/
Gender Studies Minor office at 898-6392 for more information.
POLICE AND SAFETY
2/14/04 8:30 a.m F-Lot
Student reported a vandalized vehicle in F-Lot
2/17/04 3:05 p.m. Jordan and Station Road
Traffic accident at Station and Jordan Road.
2/24/04 3:30 p.m. Ohio Lot Upper Tier
Student reported that over five vehicles in the upper Ohio Lot
were broken into. Radios and CD players were taken. It appears
that the vehicles were jimmied open or the vehicles' lock systems
were tampered with.
"Civility wills the neighbors good,
whether we like him or not." - Joseph
Fletcher
Janet Neff Sample Center
for Manners ie Civility
HIGH: 44 LOW: 37
Mostly sunny mixed with clouds
Wind: SW 8
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Wind: W/SW 15-16
HIGH: 42
Mostly cloudy with a few showers
Wind: W/SW 12-19
HIGH: 38 LOW: 26
Mostly cloudy with flurries
Wind: W 7-12
HIGH: 38 LOW: 35
Mostly cloudy with rain showers
Wind: S/SE 9-11
HIGH: 46 LOW: 31
Mostly cloudy with a mix of rain and
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Wind: S/W 12-15
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Natalie Lytle, BIOBD 06, stops to rest on a pile of ice yesterday afternoon outside of Reed. Ice pi es
the one above have been popping up on campus the past few weeks with the fluctuating temperatures
Jenn Levenduski, MANGT 04, and Owen Roth, MISBD 04, escape their elevator dungeon Wednesday around
5 after being stuck in one for half an hour.
Alpha Sigma Tau sisters Diane Smigelski, MRKTG 08, and Lindsay Pfahler, PSYCH 06, wait in line to have their
caricatures drawn at last evenir 's Greek Fair, which drew a crowd of more than 70.
ael Landy, MEBD 0: .'a . . .• . 'ig 'a _H -I .'1 11'19 a •.y : : a'ng '1 I.:
FOCAL POINTS
Justin Curry & Angela Szesciorka,
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