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Ski Club Opens;
Flying Club News
The Ski Club is inviting all
skiing fans from the Behrend
Campus to join the club by
purchasing membership cards
today and tomorrow. The price of
the card is $l.OO and they'll be
sold in the RUB. Also season
passes for Peek 'n Peak Ski
Center in New York are are now
available for all who enjoy this
winter sport. The price is $90.00
and includes lessons. Those who
are novices may take only the
lessons without the season pass.
Ten lessons wil be given, with one
hour of instruction and one hour
Readers Haunt Campus
With Chilling Tales
Would you like to be scared half
to death? If so, the Behrend
Readers will send the shivers up
your spine for a mere 35c The
Readers will present 5 chilling
tales of ghosts and goblins on
Wednesday, October 27, at 8 p.m.
The program will include a
scene from "Blithe Spirit", a
comedy by Noel Coward. Charles
Condomine is haunted by the
ghost of his first wife, Elvira, who
insists on causing problems for
him and his new wife, Ruth.
Greg Fuller, Marsha Hamm, and
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price for the lessons is $30.00. The
Ski Club will travel to Peek 'n
Peak every Tuesday night.
Flying Club
The Flying Club will be meeting
regularly on Tuesdays and
Thursdays during the Common
Hour (12:15) in 119 of the Reed
Building. They urge anyone who
has an interest in gaining flying
experience or even a curiosity
about flying to come to the
meetings. For more information
contact George Bowden at 866-
5977.
Kathy Skopow will make up the
cast.
Bob Brutout will read "The
Amorous Ghost", a short story by
Enid Bagnold.
"The Lemmings" is a short
story from an Alfred Hitchcock
collection in which human beings
indulge in strange behavior.
"The Mortal" is a comedy
episode about a ghost and his lady
who fears that her hero will be
turned back into flesh and blood.
"The Whole Town's Sleeping",
a thriller by Ray Bradbury, will
also be presented.
Behrend Colle• ian
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Arthur
travel, will speak in Erie Hall Thursday, October 28, at 8
p.m. The author of both fiction and nonfiction books, he is
now writing the preface and epilogue to the astronauts own
book of the Apollo mission.
Noted Scientist
Speaks Oct. 28
Arthur C. Clarke, inventor of
the communications satellite and
co-author of the film "2001: A
Space Odyssey" will speak in
Erie Hall at 8 p.m. on Thursday,
October 28. Admission will be
free for Behrend students with
activity cards and $1 for other
students.
Clarke is a man of truly
diversified and remarkable
achievements. An authority on
space travel, he is the winner of
the Franklin Institute's Gold
Medal for having originated the
communications satellite in a
technical paper published in 1945.
A top-ranking science writer
and "a master of science fiction"
(The New Yorker), Mr. Clarke is
the author of 40 books, both
nonfiction and fiction. He is now
writing the preface and epilogue
to the astronauts' own book of the
Apollo mission.
The mysteries of the sea
fascinate Clarke as much as
those of outer space. He wrote
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"The Treasure of the Great
Reef" about the successful ex
pedition undertaken in 1963 by
Clarke and others in search of a
sunken ship in Ceylon, where
they discovered a ton of silver
coins.
Clarke is a graduate of King's
College, London, with First Class
Honors in Physics and
Mathematics. He is past
Chairman of the British Inter
planetary Society and a member
of the Academy of Astronautics,
The Royal Astronomical Society,
and other scientific
organizations.
In the face of all these at
tainments, Arthur C. Clarke is
not one to lose his sense of humor
and balance. Rather, he has
come up with a witty truth that he
once called "Clarke's Law." This
is: "When a distinguised but
elderly scientist states that
something is possible, he is
almost certainly right. When he
states that something is im
possible, he is very probably
wrong."
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SGA
Election
Rally
An election rally for the Student
Government Association Scan
didates was held in the Reed
Student Union Building Tuesday
night, October 12, at 7:30 for
clarification of the candidates
ideas and plans for the SGA.
Candidates were questioned as
to their ideas on such topics as the
feasibility of community in
volvement, the number of blacks,
on campus, and the organization
of the SGA itself.
The main problems cited by the
candidates include apathy on
campus, lack of communication
between commuters and
residents, campus isolation, the
limited black population and its
accompanying problems,
visitation hours, the relative
power of SGA, athletic apathy,
the lack of social activities, the
quality of education, and Behrend
pollution.
Joe Zani„
. (4-LA -Kersey) Vice
President of SGA, stated, "the
turnout of students was- very
depressing, viewing the number
of students on campus. Some of
the people should have been
running for the Student Union
Board."
Fantastic
Voyage
Fantastic Voyage, with Raquel
Welch, Arthur Kennedy, and
Edmond O'Brien, will be showing
at 7 and 9 p.m.Sunday, October
24, in the RUB lecture hall. The
price of admission will be 35 cents
for students with activity cards
and $i for other students.
Fantastic Voyage is the story of
a famous scientist who is so
severely wounded by enemy
agents that surgery is impossible.
Combined Miniature Deterrent
Forces (CMDF), a super-secret
organization, is called on to
shrink men and equipment to
microbe size so they can work
from inside the scientist's brain to
repair the injury. A new atomic
sub is shrunk as are its five
passengers and injected into the
bloodstream, working its way to
the brain with a time limit of 60
minutes. The technical wizardry
is a brilliant projection in this
science fiction film of the inner
man.
Readers
Conference
The Clarion State College will
sponsor a Readers Theatre
Workshop, Friday and Saturday,
October 22 and 23 for Interpretive
Reading.
The subject of the Workshop
will be Experimental Treatment
of Humorous Prose, Poetry or
Drama.
The program will feature
presentations by eight groups
including those from Clarion,
Kutztown, and Penn State,
University Park. The presen
tations will be critiqued by Dr.
Frank Galati of the Speech
Department of Northwestern
University. Also on the program
will be a performance by Julia.
Cummings Wing, professor of
Speech and Theatre at Temple
University.
Behrend Readers attending this
conference are: Shelley Leibling,
Sue Ann Spoke, Greg Fuller,
Mary Lee Brooks, Bob Brutout,
Rege Becker, John Wolfe, Mrs.
Marion Flaherty, instructor of
Speech, and James Flaherty,
instructor of Theatre Arts.
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