Pogo Two
Another Freshman orientation.
my sth. one of which I suffered
through with cow-tow and dink on
head. But the real beauty of that
registration was the jungle that
existed in Erie Hall, one could
really work up a sweat. I stand in
sympathy for those frosh who got
burned on courses, you and the
burned seniors can get together
for a good laugh ! !
This starts my sth year at
Behrend, no sympathy, please. I
think that just from exposure I
qualify to write about Behrend
(inside and out). I've been in just
about every organization on
campus, with the exception of
CWENS (obviously), Keystone
Society (wonder why) and of
course the Cheerleaders, but I
have thought about it!
I'm - rambling about myself
until I feel I have qualified myself
to justify my editorials.
This SHOULD be my last term. "Behrend's meaning." well that's
So in the time I "lave. I hope to not all. I really get-off on stirring
communicate to you what ,up the mud, keeping check on the
Behrend's meaning is from the ! right people, So controversy is
eyes of a student who should my game and I have very few
receive tenure. rules (with the exception of
I wish to leave no doubt in publications').You have the right
anyone's mind about my to say what you like, so do I!!! IF
existence at Behrend. I wouldn't YOU'VE GOT A GRIPE.
trade it for University Park in a WRITE! No libel please or your
rush of lust. I'm convinced that if cheerful little words will be
you're the kind of person that chewed up, and spit out.
likes to innovate. instigate.
renovate or just basically get Use the COLLEGIAN. I'm sure
involved in change, Behrend is you'll be satisfied with the
the best place in the workd for results.
The Travel Meal
The University Council
Thursday appointed a sub
committee to study the tran
sferability of meal tickets by
Commonwealth campus students
visiting University Park.
The subcommittee, made up of
University council student
members Mark Singel and
Thomas Amrheim, is to meet
with appropriate University
officials in an experimental basis.
Transferability of meal tickets
was first raised last spring during
a University Council meeting at
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MO Press Assortatinn
of Cgitiummuvralth Campuses
Gay Catania
Managing Editor
Bob Wetmore
News Editor
Business Manager: Alan Shrout
Circulation Manager: Carol Reed
Reporters': Alan Kirk, Chuck Little, Amy Loeffler, Ron Wayne, Mary
Beth Zabel
Sports Staff: Bob Kegny
Layout Staff: Lisa Black, Tim Grosser, Diane Niehaus, Judy Reed
Cartoonist: Mike Wolfram
Photographer: Rick Malkin
Typists: Peggy Joy, Debbie Wickwire, Marsha Young
Business Staff: Maureen Harmar, Taffey Wayland, Ed Janus
Mailing Address- Behrend Campus, Station Road, Erie, Pa. 16510
Office- Student Offices, Reed Union Building
Office Hours: 9:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
Phone: 899-3101 Ext. 238.
Opinions expressed by the editors and staff of the Behrend
Collegian are not necessarily those of the University
Administration, faculty, or the student bod .
Published every Thursday throughout the =all, Winter, and
Spring Terms, with exclusions for holidays and term b—?aks.
Tne editorials appearing in this
newspaper will be opinionated
and therefore subject tc
criticism. All letters that are
typewritten of 200 words or less,
and submitted to the newspaper
staff will be printed with the
exception of those that are
repetitions or in poor taste. The
staff reserves the right to correct
by M.A. Chiricuzio
Executive Editor
you. This sounds like an obvious
pitch for students to stay here as
long as possible...lT IS! ! !
I'm satisfied
Now about this paper. You are
the news. Dig? We need you to
make the news, let alone report it.
This year marks the year of
compelled reporting. If our staff
is not compelled to report we
won't have a paper. simple isn't
it! I have said over and over
again that the COLLEGIAN is the
only organized communication
media on campus! IT IS! So
until the wheels start to grind out
a radio station (WBCR). it is the
only means by which to get your
message across. Unfortunately
people just don't seem to read the
bulletin boards. so don't waste
your time, have it printed in the
COLLEGIAN.
Remember I said earlier I
wanted
censor by the
- the Behrend College in Erie.
Council on Thursday explored
the matter in detail with Ralph E.
Zilly, vice president for housing
and food service.
The subcommittee is to meet
further with Mr. Mueller and a
representative of the Office of
Student Affairs for Com
monwealth Campuses and report
back to council.
The next meeting of University
Council will be on call of the
Council chairman.
Member of
Linda Johnson
Editor-in-Chief
Editorial Policy
or delete portions of all letters for
publication purposes.
All letters must be signed, but
names will be withheld upon
request. Term standing, major,
and hometown must be included.
Signed columns represent the
view of the author only and do not
reflect the Editorial policy of the
Behrend Collegian.
communicate,
`board
Michael A. Chiricuzio
Executive Editor
Jay Schonthater
Sports Editor
Behrond Collegian
Surprises Greet
Returning Students
There are several new • ad
ditions on Behrend's campus this
year. The most noticeable is the
new entranceway. The original
format was designed at
University Park in 1967, however.
construction began only two
months ago. Upon completion, the
entrance will be composed of a
lighted gateway, which will be
covered with a stone facing
similar to that of the
Administration Building. The new
entranceway is a -matter of
aesthetics as well as one of
recognition. Mr. Baughman.
Business Manager, added that
the gateway is "designed to
provide a warm reception" upon
entering.the campus. .• -
Another change at Behrend is
the Faculty Office Building.
Remodeling and restoration to
the original design of the former
Maintenance Building has
resulted in the new faculty
building. The new structure
houses the Division of Social and
Behavioral Sciences and provides
the space that Behrend's faculty
members have needed for so
long.
A water tower. located at the
highest point on campus, has also
been constructed. The tower will
provide adequate fire protection.
as well as adequate water supply
and pressure for Behrend. The
three hundred thousand gallon
storage tank has been completed
and the electrical components,
such as the motors. transformers
and the pump will hopefully be
completed by October 15.
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Behrend College is showing
good progress toward having its
entire security force comprised
of qualified and professionally
trained police personnel. As a
part of that program. Thomas
Nave, a full time patrolman on
the force, graduated recently
from the Pennsylvania State
Police Academy Northwest
Training Center.
The Behrend Security force is
headed by Chief Gene Johnson.
a veteran of many years of police
work. Sending Behrend
patrolmen to the Police Academy
is the first step in bettering the
College department and
developing qualified and trained
personnel, Johnson says. A
second member of the force will
enter the next session of the
Academy later this month.
Mr. Bruce Zimmerman.
Student Union Director. has
resigned his position to take a
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University Park, Pa.—
Enrollment of resident instruction
students at the University Park
Campus at the opening of Fall
Term classes this week totalled
30,250 while registrations for all
locations reached 46.958, Dr.
Robert E. Dunham, vice
president for undergraduate
studies, reported today.
The figures, still incomplete
because of late registrants, are
above those of a year ago when at
the opening of classes there were
28,382 at the University Park
Campus and 44,786 at all
locations. The final figures last
Applications for
Elections at
RUB desk
GRIPE?
One thing students are
notorious for are complaints.
Why don't you do something
constructive with your
grievances by writing a letter to
the editor? The Editorial page is
devoted to you, the student. It is
your duty to present your com
plaints in a civilized, constructive
manner. By expressing your
opinion on a controversial subject
or a complaint based on campus
agitations you can awaken fellow
students and faculty to the
problem. By calling attention to
your grievance there is a stronger
chance of a definite and quicker
solution. So, all you complainers
on campus pick up your pens, or
pencils, and write a letter to the
editor...you won't be sorry!
post at Indiana University of
Pennsylvania.
A most cordial welcome is
extended to Dr. Helmut Schnitter.
who will be at Behrend College
for the coming academic year.
Dr. Schnitter, who is on the staff
of Lutherschule Gymnasium in
Hannover, Germany, will be
replacing Dr. David Daniel. on an
exchange program. On the other
side of the Atlantic. Dr. Daniel is
teaching history in Lutherschule.
A welcome is also extended to
the following new faculty
members: Ms. Judith Carlson.
Instructor in English; Dr.
Richard Pfeiffer, Assistant
Professor in Chemistry: Mr.
Charles Cottle, Instructor in
Political Science: Dr. Sook-Jong
Han. Assistant Professor in
Computer Science; Dr. Jeffrey
Wicken, Assistant Professor in
Chemistry: and Dr. Calvin
SGA
Septpmber 19, 1974
year were 29,397 at University
Park and 48,439 at all locations.
At University Park this Fall
there are 25,221 baccalaureate
degree candidates. 4,661
graduate students, and 368 ad
junct students. Among the 14,593
reported for the Commonwealth
campuses are 3,176 as programs,
and 2,108 adjunct students.
Behrend College. with an
enrollment of 1,493 has 175
associate degree and 1,135
baccalaureate degree students as
well as 33 in graduate programs
and 150 adjunct students.
Pros & Cons
..school is back in session
..no more house mothers
..lack of water in
Lawrence Hall
..having all the pens from
memo boards • be
ripped off an entire
floor
..being a freshman
..buying books
..eating the food at
Dobbins
.being a sophomore
registration
.the soccer team
.being a junior
.the floor on First Floor
Lawrence East
.being a senior
.only eight more weeks
of classes left.
Spector. Associate Professor in
Biology.
Also among the new staff
members at Behrend is Ms.
Roseland Bainum. Assistant
Dean of Student Affairs, who is
replacing Dean Betsy Seanor.
Dean Bainum was formerly with
the Texas Women's University at
Denton. Texas, where she served
in the capacity as special advisor
to the President.
Mr. John Giesman is the new
Resident Community Coordinator
who replaces Mr. Gary Mead.
Mr. Giesman was formerly
assistant to the Dean of Students
at Findlay College.
Two new Residence Area
Coordinators have been added to
the Behrend staff also. They are
Ms. Beverly Romberger and Mr.
Albert DiFrank. They replaced
the house mothers of last year.
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