October 17, 1974
STUDENT GROUP ' VALI DATEAT
( Term stan REPORT TO SCHEDULE
ding REPORT TO PREREG. STATION PREREG. STATION
as of Winter Term) ADVISOR ( Reed Bldg.) ( Reed. Bldg.)
7th Term & Above
(Baccalaureate) October
'.P4u2r4s.) Oct. 25,28 Oct. 29, 30
. (Fri. & Mon.) (Tues. & Wed.)
Association Degree (Aq
Bus. 2-Bus, EET •
MET. LAS) Oct. 23.24 Oct. 25, 26 Oct. 29, 30
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( Fri. &Mon.) (Tues. 8. Wed.)
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Nursing Majors tn College
of Human Develop , .
.t. 25, 28 Oct. 29, 30
ment Oct.( (Vr. elhurs.) (Fri. &Mon.) (Tues. & Wed.)
Hamot Nursing Program 3rd Period Oct. 25.28 Oct. 29, 30
Oct. 24 (Thurs.) (Fri. &Mon.) (Tues.& Wed.)
Behrenct 101
Division of
Undergraduate
Studies• Freshmen &Oct' 2 9 Oct. 31, Nov. 1
. October(r .. 4 2 . i)1 ,
Sophomores ~ . (Tues. ..(Thurs. & Fri.) .
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Colle , ges of -. , , .
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Engineering, Science' • . ' . •
Earth & Min. Seim
ces-Sophomores Oct. 29 Oct. 31, Nov. 1
(Terms 4,5,6) % ' ?. b . c , r „,i . c. s n . 2 . ? "(Tues.) (Thurs. & Fri.)
Colleges of -
Engineering, Science.
Earth ? Min. Sciences • .
Freshmen (Terms Oct. 25,28 ,
Oct. 30
1.2,3 • • (Fri.& Mon.) (Wed.) Oct. 31. Nov.)
(Thurs.& Fri.)
All other Colleges •
. Sophomores (Terms Oct. 29.30 Oct. 31, Nov. 1 ' Nov. 4.5
1,&3) (Tues &Wed.) (Thurs. & Fri.) (Mon. & Tues.)
All Other Colleges •
Freshmen (Terms 1 • Oct. 31, Nov. 1 -
Nov. 4 .
5 Nov. 6,7
,2,3 . 4 ' '.. (Thurs.& Fri.) (Mon • (Wed:ll. Thurs.)
Adjunct Students • •
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(except Harm:" 2" 3rd Period
Evening Engr. Oct. 31 (Thurs.) Nov. 6. 7
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(Wed. & Thurs.)
♦ All Other Colleges includes students in Agriculture. Arts & Arch., Business Administration, Education
Health & Phys. Ed., Human Development (except Nursing Majors), Liberal Arts.
Ms. Volleyball
by Paul Corbran
How many students, here at
Behrend, know what volleyball is
really about? How many have
ever - seen an organized volleyball
match? The majority of the
students are probably left in the
dark when asked about this very
underrated sport. Well, the an
swer to these questions can be
found at Erie Hall on Oct. 24 when
the Behrend Women's Varsity
Volleyball team opens its season
with a triangular match with
Gannon and Mercyhurst colleges.
The gals have been hard at
work for over a month now and
are looking forward to a suc
cessful season. Sporting an ex
perienced starting team and very
promising , reserves, they are
looking for a reversal of the losing
season of last year.
Mrs. Wilson, the coach, plans to
start with six returning members
of last year's team. These six
girls, all sophomores, are: Jill
Heenan. Darlene Howell, Donna
Dunbar, Pam Grimm, Jane
Trtiskey and Ginger Brown. They
are working on a 5-1 ;offense
where five girls are focusing on
spiking while the other singles the
setting technique. "They've been
working very hard this year and
I'm looking for a , very good
season." stated Coach Wilson,
"Also, I think we have the best
reserve team that Behrend ever
had." The reserves include fresh
men Sue Mitchell, Patty Mur
phey, Marge Henderson, Barb
Egglin, Linda Hall, Priscilla
What is it? It's a book drop.
Use it—during off hours when
the library is closed and avoid
those hated library fines. Return
those books on time. You can't
miss it— it's pink and sits at the
entrance to the Reed Building.
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All students returning to Behrend for the Winter Term 1975 should preregister according to the
schedule given below. Before reporting for advising, each student Should pick up and study a copy of
"Instructions to Students for Preregistration—Winter Term 1975." Copies are available at the following
Places: Reed Union Building (Student Union Desk); .Main Building (Records Office): Behrend Building
(Lobby).
The Preregistration Station will be located in the Quiet Lounge (2nd floor) of the Reed Union Building.
The station will De open from 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon and from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Further questions concerning the preregistration process may be directed to the Academic Services
Office in the Main Building.
Hamilton, Diane Shafer and
Kathy Hoyt.
Thursday's event premieres a
series of seven matches and a
Commonwealth Tourney, which
will be held on Nov. 9 at New
Kensington. Included in the
schedule are three new op
ponents; Grove City, Gannon,
and Thiel colleges. Also, there
are four home matches this
season and, hopefully, the student
body will come out in support of
these girls.
Women's Volleyball
Schedule
Thursday, October 24
Mercyhurst
Gannon
Saturday, October 26
Grove City
Edinboro (A & B Teams)
1:30 p.m
Wednesday, October 30
Allegheny
Mercyhurst 7:00 p.m
Saturday, November 2
Beaver
Villa 1:00 p.m.
Wednesday, November 6
Thiel
Fredonia 7:00p.m
Saturday, November 9
Commonwealth Tourney
Tuesday, November 12
Thiel
Grove City 7:30 p.m
. Thursday, November 14
Villa 7:00 p.m
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= Backing the athletic teams =
=this year is a very enthusiastic =
and involved Booster Club.
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= They not only supply spirit =
= athletes need but they also =
= provide some financial =
= assistance.
= The club's first activity this
= year will be a Halloween Square =
= Dance. The dance will be held at =
=Erie Hall, on Tuesday, October =
=
31 .3 _ 9
p.m. There will be a caller
= and records leading the group. =
= Cider and donuts will be =
available. Square dancing is not =
= iust for "squares"—it's for =
= those who are up for a good =
= time! See you AT THE DANCE! =
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by ROsa Myers
Note! This is the second in a
series of weekly articles.
LlBRA—September 24 thru
October 23
An individual born under the
sign of Libra seeks balance in
each of his undertakings.
Sociable, friendly, accepting, he
is a popular person, highly
sought after as a mate or part
ner. He finds decision making
difficult, and does not enjoy being
involved in any type of conflict.
But this is no way prevents him
from becoming a professional
soldier. He may also be found in
the field of law, medicine, or
entertainment. A Libra is not a
stranger to the world of fine arts;
he can be just as interested in
ballet as he is in baseball, being
both a patron of the arts and an
avid sports fan.
Generally good looking, with
dimples in his cheeks-and maybe
his chin- his facial expression is
usually a pleasant one. (A Libra
is the type of person who smiles
at you even when he has been
angered by you.)
Being of a romantic nature, he
understands love and love-
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COLLEGE STUDENTS POETRY ANTHOLOGY
The NATIONAL POETRY PRESS
announces its
SPRING COMPETITION
The dosing date for the submission of manuscripts by College Students is
November sth
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ANY STUDENT attending Behrend College is eligible to submit his verse.
There is no limitation as to form or theme. Shorter works are preferred
by the Board of Judges because of space limitations. •
Each poem must be TYPED or PRINTED on a separate sheet, and must
bear the NAME and
_HOME ADDRESS of the student and the COLLEGE
ADDRESS as well. . .
. MANUSCRIPTS should be sent to the OFFICE OF THE PRESS
NATIONAL POETRY PRESS
3210 Selby Avenue
Los Angeles. Calif.
90034
- k'demonstration of _seireral types of stereo - electronic
equipment was shown to students last week.
Pop and Rock
by Tom Stanger
The Best of the Move" is an
album which, in my opinion, is
long overdue. Though The Move's
American releases - "Shazam !"
and "Message From the Coun
try" received widespread critical
acclaim, they didn't sell very
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making long before any of the
other signs. He is sensitive, but
apt to get over rejection and
romantic disappointments quite
easily. Since he cannot say "no"
without difficulty, he sometimes
finds himself involved with an
unsuitable person. When this
happens, he may suffer in silence
until he decides to say good-bye.
As a marriage partner, the Libra
woman is an excellent wife in the
strictest sense of the word, and a
Libra man, though difficult to
please, are both gentle and
loving.
The October born individual
confuses many. He appears to be
both lazy and industrious; both
active and inactive. When he
appears lazy, it is because he is
gathering his forces after having
expended his energies in a
previous project. And his inac
tivity is just another attempt at
gaining balance.
Libra people at Behrend are:
Joe Grisanti, Zack Dalesandro,
Mike Razanauskas, Marsha
Holquist, Lil Pintea, and Mr.
Warren G. Hohwald. Also. in
structors Preston D. Peightal and
Gordon L. Baker.
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well. Because of this lack of
popularity, most record stores
have removed them from their
shelves, and these discs have
literally become collector's
items. This situation is nothing
short of appalling. How trash
music like that of Grand Funk
and John Denver continues to sell
while stuff as good as The Move's
falls by the wayside is a question
only Madison Avenue can answer.
They - have since broken up to
form Wizzard and the Electric
Light Orchestra. The Move is
extinct.
If you have never heard The
Move- (I think any self-respecting
music lover should), you may
never have another chance. Their
latest. "Best of the Move", is a
collection of what I consider some
of the best British rock music.
There is material on the album
which has never been released in
the U.S., so if you are a real Move
fan this one is irresistible.
Considering the relatively poor
success of their earlier records as
far as sales were concerned, I am
not sure I understand A&M's
release of this "Best of" album.
"Best of's" are usually only
released when a band has shown a
great deal of public appeal and a
financial profit of considerable
size. Absurdly, The Move has
done neither, so why the new
disc? It is likely that The Move's -
past failures were the result of
promotional bunglers and that the
big-shots at A&M realize the still
existent sales potential of this
great music. It's time that the
public saw fit to give credit where
it is due.
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