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18 FRIDAY 19 SATURDAY 20 SUNDAY
gk gßfe a 11:00 - 2:00 a.m. 2:00 - 8:00 p.m. @ Logan House
0 @ Outdoor Facilities Hold-Logan Music Series 20th An-
Varsity Cross Country Meet niversary
• Logan House Parlour
4:00 - 6:30 p.m. @ Smith Chapel
W Protestant Campus Ministry
• Smith Chapel Worship Area
7:30 - 8:30 p.m. @ Smith Chapel
Catholic Mass
21 MONDAY 22 TUESDAY 23 WEDNESDAY 24 THURSDAY
11.00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. -12:00 p.m.
@ Smith Chapel @ Reed 114
Four Corners Garden Club ACT Educators’ Workshop
@ McGarvey Commons @ Smith Chapel
The Logan 2009 Volunteer
the Cavani String Quartet
6:00 p.m @ Junker Center
Varsity Athlete Physicals
In the community:
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Behrend's service week brings opportunities for students
BYALLY °w°° I Saturday, September 19
Various programs and organ- * JjJ®™ l^J* o™foSnfm 0 ™foSnfm Beach * Light the Night Walk
izations throughout campus 9.00 a.m. 12.00 p.m. at Barracks Beach Location: Jerrv Uht Park
Will be sponsoring daily service nSSTfor"Humanitvßuild 00 66(1 Um ° n ‘transportation will be provided: 6:30 p.m. Reed
events in which each and every • Habitat for Humanity Build Union F
student will have the opportu- Location: Erie Community Site
nity to devote their time to a "transportation provided: 11:30 a.m. Reed Union
cause of his or her choosing To sign up, contact led5100C« psu.edu. Thursday, September 24
from Sept. 19 to 24.
This week is an essential 9l • Mini Volunteer/Non-Profit Fair
program for The Center for ivionaay, oepTemDer e.i 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. on the back patio of Reed
Service," explains Cynara
Stubbs, the Coordinator of the * Clothing Drive . .
Center for Service and the Donations will go to The Caring Closet m Ene. Friday. September 25
Smith Chapel. “It is our hope Be on the lookout for donation boxes around ''
that Service Week will inform campus throughout the week. . Kid’s Caf6
the students of the many oppor- 2:30 - 5:00 p.m.
tunities for them to be engaged T ll _ e J_ x/ C an famkar 99 "transportation provided: 1:45 p.m. Reed Union
in the Erie community using lUesaay, OepremDer H
lie acauirinein * United Way Campaign » you have questions or concerns, can contact Cynara
According to Stubbs the 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. outside Bruno’s Cafe Stubbs, Coordinator of the Center for Service, at
Center for Service hopes that in A pair of Penguin tickets will be auctioned off coslO@psu.edu.
the weeks to follow more stu ener gy ( conserve water, pro- those in need. This event is an awareness and funds toward lives touched by cancer will
en swi ecome mvo ve in mo j e c ] eaner fuels, minimize opportunity to help out finding the cure for blood can- carry gold balloons.
ThTSpwPPk kicks off on waste ’ and increase health. Behrend’s sororities and their cers. Students looking for a career
WIQ With the International With all of the classes to at- governing body, the Panhel- Each walker’s personal con- in teaching, mentoring, and the
r P ' . ~, , ~ .. tend, papers to write, and lenic Council, the event’s spon- nection to cancer will be distin- like may want to attend the
coastal Cleanup, a wor wi books t 0 read vo i unt eering sor. guished by the color of his or RAPS program training session
vo un eer ay. ma y nQt a i ways ma k e it onto a Another event students can her balloon. Survivors will on Sept. 22.
ine creener student’s schedule. The cloth- participate in is The Light the carry white, supporters will Stubbs explained that the
rorce is orgamzi g _ ing drive beginning on Sept. 21 Night Walk. The Walk is a city- carry red, and those walking to Ophelia Project aims to connect
ecu s missi 1 is a quick and easy way to help wide evening event to raise celebrate and commemorate local college students with mid-
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Friday, September 18 J
• golf team plays Penn State Altoona, time TBA —— |
• women’s tennis plays D’Youville at 4 p.m. O *7 Q A I
• men’s water polo plays Gannon at 7:30 p.m. D ■
Saturday, September 19 9 6_l i
• men’s soccer plays Frostburg State at 3 p.m. q
• women’s tennis plays Penn State Altoona at 1 p.m. O i
• men’s water polo plays Mercyhurst at 11 a.m. " 1 “““ “““ ""™ j
• men’s water polo plays Washington & Jefferson, 7 6 / 1
p.m. !
• women’s soccer plays Frostburg State at 1 p.m. O A l
• women’s volleyball plays Franciscan at 1 p.m. and O I ±. {
Laßoche at 3:30 p.m. j” I
• cross country team hosts the Invitational at 11 a.m. O |
Sunday, September 20 Every row, column, and 3x3 section must contain j
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• golf team plays m Allegheny Invitational, time TBA . . 6 . ~ , m ■
gun ica i.pajr of used more than twice in the same row, column, !
• women’s soccer plays Allegheny at 3 p.m. or JxJ section j
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Monday, September 21 - ■ !
• golf team plays in the Allegheny Invitational, time TBA UpCOflMllg AfU EvWltS j
Tuesday, September 22 September 18 '
• men’s soccer plays Westminster at 4 p.m. . Dan and Alexandl*
Bruno’s, 9:00 p.in. . . ~ _ t ,
Wednesday, September 23 September 18 tMftfffc $\ ; r ;
• women’s tennis plays Laßoche at 3 p.m. • jhg Proposal ' * < *-»?*/ ’{>
• women’s soccer plays Grove City at 3 p.m. Reed, 10:00 p.m. 1 -
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Thureday, September 24 n • Cavani string Overt*V.
. • golf team hosts Behrend Invitational at Peak ‘n’ Peek J McGarvey ‘ >v‘
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difference in their community
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die school students and to help
them develop relationships, en
courage personal growth, and
open up new worlds of oppor
tunity to underserved youth in
our community.
“This amazing project could
be so beneficial to any college
student,” said Jessica Sender of
the Ophelia Project. “This pro
gram refines leadership and
communication skills. It also
gives an opportunity for stu
dents to network with other
college students and meet other
accomplished people.”
She also noted that “even if it
doesn't directly relate to [a stu
dent’s] field, successfully com
pleting this program would
exhibit that a person is caring,
committed, well-rounded, col
laborates well with others, and
has excellent time management
skills. What an amazing asset
to any resume.”
For students who aren’t sure
how they want to help, there is
a volunteer/non-profit fair on
Sept. 24. The fair will provide
information to students and
feature a variety of 15 organiza
tions and programs in the Erie
community.