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THURSDAY
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BEHREND BRIEFS
College students needed to work
with children with disabilities
Summers at the Woodlands are full of song, competition and challenge.
The Woodlands needs an amazing summer staff to keep up with the chal
lenges and responsibilities of working with children and adults with disabil
ity and chronic illness. Summer positions provide great opportunity for
students who want to make a difference in the lives of the individuals who
attend summer camp in the Woodlands. Openings are available for program
coordinators in music, arts and crafts, and nutrition as well as camp counse
lors and unit coordinators. These positions provide excellent experience for
students in recreational therapy, health care, social services and education
fields. Woodlands staff receive competitive wages, paid training, room and
board, and scheduled time off. Summer positions often lead into fall and
winter weekend work. Students interested in any of the open positions, or
for more information about the Woodlands, please contact Dawn Zdinak at
(724) 935-5470 or visit the Woodlands' Web site at
w ww. woodl andsfoundation .com .
Student volunteers to be
recognized at `Thanks-a-lafte'
Student organizations that spend the majority of their time giving back to
the Behrend and Erie communities are being recognized Thursday, at the
Thanks-a-latte community service awards. The awards are being held at the
Logan House, with dinner being served at 5:30 p.m. and the awards cer
emony beginning at 6:15. For more information, contact the Smith Chapel
at 898-6609.
Organizations office space
requests due April 23
Organizations requesting new Office Space or wishing to relocate to a
different office have a week to voice their interest. Applications are due to
the Office of Student Activites by 5 p.m. on April 23. Seven new student
offices are being added to back portion of the Reed Union Building, and all
registered organizations on campus are available to request these rooms.
Organizations will be notified during the summer as to whether or not they
have received office space for the upcoming year.
POLICE AND SAFETY
4/9/2004
CORRECTIONS
In last week's story "Little Shop of Horrors cast reflects on show," Dr.
Christine Mangone was quoted as saying, "All actors and actresses
performed well, no lines were forgotten or pitches dropped. The dances
were mesmerizing - especially the swaying of Dr. Champange's hips."
This was not a direct quote from Dr. Mangone and was the result of an
error during editing of the story.
The story "Public relations class to host voting drive in Bruno's" was
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Few morning showers and sunny after-
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Police Services
Harassment reported
NEWS
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background, a DJ plays music for the group and crowd during the two-hour event.
A lucky cardplayer collects his chips after winning a hand in Niagara Hall Council's Texas Hold'em Poker
Tournament on Monday.
Senior members of the softball team were recognized at Thursday's game against the Allegheny Gators
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The event got a turnout of approximately 20 students.
FOCAL POINTS
Hot Dog Day" Thursday afternoon at
Justin Curry & Angela Szesciorka,
behrcolls@aol.com
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