December 2, 1971
Nimble Fingers
Aristedes Katos eats his way to fame and fortune as he
downed 13 bananas in five minutes and all opposition in the
second annual Behrend Banana Eating Contest.
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"The Nutcracker"
"The Nutcracker," by the New
York City Ballet, starring
Edward Villella, will be shown on
Sunday, December 5 in The Reed
Union Building Lecture Hall.
Showings will be at 7 and 8:15
p.m. Price of admission will be
35c with an activity card and $1
without an activity card.
The Nutcracker is the classic
ballet, captured with all its
beauty and enchantment in a
magnificent motion picture. On
the screen it is an "actual and
breathtaking performance" by
the most acclaimed dance
company in America.
Coming Events
The Study Union Board is
planning a number of social
events this coming Winter Term.
January 8 - Jammy; 9 "A Man
Called Horse", 12. 13, and' 14-
Coffee House Circuit, 16 "Endless
Summer': 18-Kreskin; 21
through 24 - Hitchcock Festival;
30 "The Good, The Bad, and the
Ugly"; February 4 through 6 -
Winter Weekend (including a
Semi-Formal dance, snow
sculpture contest, local coffee
house, toboggan races, and a
movie): 13 "Psycho"; 15-Claudia
Dreyfus (speaking on Women's
Lib); 17. 18 and 19 - Coffee House
Circuit; 20-Fox; 25-Your Father's
Moustache; 28 - speaker on
Human Sexuality.
Your help is greatly needed by
all of the committees on the
Board. If you would like to
become an active part of Behrend
campus please contact one of the
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committee chairmen and join in.
Special Events Committee—
Dave Watt (899-2364), Cultural—
Nelson Smith (899-7517), Social—
Alice Chiera (864-0543), Dance—
Jill Kurtynak ( 899-6136 ) ,
Recreation—Randy Southern
(899-8369). Publicity—John
Miller (899-6167) or Elaine Puzar
(864-9166).
Activity cards will go on sale at
the RUB desk now or the
beginning of winter term. Prices
for winter and spring term will be
$11; for just winter term the price
will be $6.50. Some of the events
that will be coming up that ac
tivity cards may be used for
include 13 movies, including
Psycho, The Good, the Bad, and
the Ugly, Cabaret, and Seven
Coffee houses.
New activity calendars will be
available at registration in Erie
Hall or at the RUB desk. Prices
are 10 cents without an activity
card and free with an activity
card.
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Notes from Administration;
Make=up Classes Scheduled
Makeup Classes
According to University
regulations, the Wednesday,
November 24 afternoon classes,
12:05 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. will meet
according to schedule on Wed
nesday, December 8 1971;
Thanksgiving Day classes
(Thursday, November 25) will
meet according to schedule on
Monday, December 6; Friday
November 26 classes will meet
according to schedule on
Tuesday, December 7; Saturday,
November 27 classes will meet
according to schedule on Wed
nesday, December 8, 8 a.m. to
12:05p.m.
Identification photographs will
be taken for those students
lacking the new I.D.'s on Monday,
December 6, from 1 p.m. until 5
p.m. Students who will be at
tending another campus for the
Winter Term should get their
pictures taken at the new cam
pus.
The new I.D. cards will be
available to students at Winter
Registration. Pictures will be
taken in either 8719 or in the
Audio-Visual Storage Cage Area
in the Behrend Building Signs will
be posted in the building at that
time.
Political Science
Freshman students should
complete Political Science 1
before scheduling Political
Science 3. Political Science 1 is a
much more basic course, laying
the groundwork for much of what
was covered in Political Science
3. Any questions regarding this
should be referred directly to Dr.
Deutsch, of the Political Science
Department.
Songs For
Christmas
A Christmas program and
carol singing will be held on
Monday evening, December 6, at
7:30 p.m. in the Lecture Hall of
RUB. Our campus musical
organizations will participate in
the program. Faculty, staff,
families, and students are cor
dially invited to attend this
program and the Director's
Christmas Reception which will
follow.
MEE.
Summer Jobs
Each summer there are a
limited number of opportunities
for summer jobs with the Federal
Government. These jobs vary
from office jobs to Park Rangers
and are located throughout the
United States.
Some of these jobs require that
a student take the Summer
Employment Examination which
will provide an opportunity for
him to compete on a merit basis
for a summer job. The
Examination will be ad
ministered once each month from
January to March 1972. The last
possible application date for
competing in the written test is
February 2.
There are also special
classifications of jobs open to a
student who has an outstanding
scholastic record, a certain area
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Registration is today
and tomorrow,
3rd and 4th periods
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of study which is needed for a
special job, or a skill such as
typing.
For details on how to apply for
a Federal summer job. see Miss
Carroll in the Placement Office in
the Main Building. Apply early
and avoid the rush !
Mr. Goetz is currently in the
process of accepting a number of
transfer students and re
admission students. For those
students below 6th term a ten
tative schedule will be assigned.
New advisors will receive a copy
of this tentative schedule, as well
as an up-to-date transcript, or
evaluation of the student's
previous work. This will be in
cluded in the packet along with
pre-registration work sheets for
present advisees.
in the RUB
$5.00 Fee
(Cost to cover
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