Page Four Classes for the Winter Term 1975 will officially end Wednesday, February 26. Final examinations will be held on Thursday and Friday, February 27 and 28, as scheduled below. Students are reminded that the final examination is an integral part of the course, and failure to attend could result in the student's failing the entire course, regardless of the quality of the course work submitted before that date. In accordance with Section 3-4 of the Senate Regulations, a student who is absent from a final examination for a cogent reason may have his grade deferred upon the authorization of the Dean of Faculty. Any student with two or more final examinations at the same time should file a request for a*conflict examination at the time and place specified in advance by the instructor for the course. Any student with three or more examinations on the same day may file a similar request, and conflict examinations will be arranged if feasible THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Section Room 8:00 - 9:50 a.m. Nlll 8117-118 8123.124 8123.124 8123-124 Reed Lect 8101 N 8 10:00- 11:50 a.m. Nlll 8114 Nll7 NllO 8120 8117-118 N 8 c r:: Pop and Rock 'r4t. Did you know that everything Outer Space" album, it became you know is wrong? Well, that's obvious that these fellows were what the Firesign Theatre sez on on the verge of a great scientific their latest LP, "Everything You break-through. Consider these Know Is Wrong." Ever since Phil little-known facts: Dogs flew Austin's "Roller Maiden's From space ships! The Aztecs invented From the Editors Desk (Continued from Page 2) The rules will still be broken. What difference does it really make in the number of hours you break visitation especially since the RA's are not hasseling you? 3 A couple can't have any privacy during the day. You know that lump that's supposed to be in the other bed in your room. It's called a roommate. Guess what? They even have feelings. Yes, they even value their privacy. I find all of these reasons weak. Granted there are dozens of other reasons, but I think Jeff Johnston hit the nail on the head when he said, "We can't do anything without power" at a meeting last Tuesday night. That's the issue. Power, the ability to say "We finally got Kochel to break down and give in to us." Big deal! Why can't you, the student body, get as active in issues that are more constructive and im portant to you? There isn't a person on this campus who hasn't sworn to himself at the state of our so Summer Job Info! Applications for Group Leader Positions in Allegheny National Forest available at the Career Development Office, Main Bldg. Deadline for Application February 24th. FINALS SCHEDULE Course Hist 17 Phys 151 Ph ys 202 Ph ys 265 Ph Sc 8 QBA 102 Soc 1 Biol 210 EE 816 EG 10 Fr 21 PI Sc 3 RI St 19 Soc 1 Cmp Sc 1 Hist 17 Hist 18 PI Sc 1 Soc 19 Ph ys 203 204 Pol Sc 14 Psy 2 Psy 2 Soc 1 Cmp Sc 1 Acctg 102 Biol 13 EE 814 E Mch 812 PI Sc 17 Biol 11 EE 51 EE 815 Psy 2 Psy 431 Acctg 802 Anthy 31 Anthy 45 Bioch 41 EE 819 IE 815 Building Desingations: B-Behrend Science Building N-Nick Building called library. Well, just how many- of you realize the ad ministration had several members of the Congress here last year talking them into passing a bill allocating money to Rehrend for the new library? It passed all right. All the way to Shapp's desk, where it died not two months ago. Where were you then? Another more constructive issue than visitation is the funding from main campus for student activities. Again, all of you have complained there is nothing to do on campus. Well, with increased funding, things can be done. If any of you actually read Paul Cor bran's Editorial Opinion in early January, you may recall that the money allocated per student has gone down over the years. Now that's ridiculous with the cost of everything going up. Come on Behrend. Now that your awake, finally, how about growing up? You do have power use it on something con structive and not petty gripes. 1:00 -2:50 p.m. Nll2 NllO Nll4 8121 N 8 Nll3 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 3:00-4:50 p.m. 8123 8118 2 8101 4,5 Reed Lect 3 N 8 7:40 - 8:55 P.m. Nll4 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 8:00 - 9:50 a.m. 1,2 Reed Lect All 8101 1 8121 Nll2 8124 10:00 -11:50 a.m. All Reed Lect 8123 8120 8101 NllO 1:00 - 2:50 P.m. N 8 Reed Lect Reed Lect 8123 8120 Nll7 By Tom Stanger Behrend Callegion I nsturctor Ellenberger Frankforter B. Scott B. Scott K. Hagenbuch Balmer Heyd Parco Cunningham Golembiewski Grode Hovanyecz Cottle Frankforter Parco Grode Hovanyecz Frankforter Schnitter Yena Barnett Baker Yena Hail Mizusawa Parco H. Wilson Monahan Cunningham R. Pierce Grode Cottle Spector R. Pierce H. Neumann Fryer Mizusawa Monahan Koib Kolb Wicken Neumann H. Wilson vacations! Men and women are the same sex! Our forefathers took drugs! Your brain is not the boss! Or at least that's what Professor Harry Cox says. But of course, no Professor in his right mind would make these claims without empirical proof. So to support his argument he presents' such irrefutable data as rare recordings of "Gas Music from Jupiter," and an amazing trip with host Bob Hind and his guests Buzz and Bunng Crumhunger down the Colorado River to an Alien Village where they eat moss and dance Fren ziedly and are thereby converted into aliens themselves. And these aren't occult kooks! As Prof. Cox says, "I know these people." The album also includes such "invaluable" ultra-secret in formation as the steps to take when you sight an alien. 1) Drop under the seat of your plane and look away. 2) Avoid eye contact. 3) If ther are no eyes, avoid all contact. The Air Force warns us that if we doubt the validity of these suggestions, we are probably hallucinating. The high point of the album is when Prof. Cox and a group of residents of the Hellmouth Nudist Trailer Park have their beautiful Travelqueen trailer towed by thirteen seekers to the site of a giant hole in the Arizona Desert into which that famous daredevil . Rebus Kneebus is about to jump. t-***- 1 1 1 - 4 1(-*******4-4 14 1-4-***4-4-4-, AT * * SIN &Mar 711 r -. By Rosa Myers * 4.- . Cancer * Note: This is the eleventh in a series of weekly articles. The sign Cancer is ruled by the moon, a changeable, feminine, receptive planet. The Cancer individual is commonly known as the mother of the Zodiac. His first instinct is to care for others. He is a protective, possessive, sen sitive person, often moody and occasionally stormy. He views mankind as a parent views a child. He is the keeper of secrets. Unlike Scorpio whose secrets are his own, a Cancer guards the secrets of others. He is the con fidant of many. He doesn't mind listening to your problems even though they may occasionally drain him. He loves to have people ask for his help. He likes to be needed. But no matter how much of your private self you reveal to him, he will rarely, if ever, reveal himself to you. He is ruled by his emotions. A Cancer would rather feel than think because his feelings are something he understands very well. He is not a rational being. His planet, the changeable moon, keeps him in a constant state of flux. So you will rarely find him taking a firm stand on anything unless it affects his home, family, or loved ones. Home is very important to a Cancer. Home is his fortress. It is the place from which he seeks solace and comfort. He centers a lot of his activities around his home. He won't be especially fond of traveling. He feels that everything he will ever need or desire is within his home. The Cancer man, if he lets you, is very easy to love. He will rarely escape marriage. In fact. he probably wants to be married. Pyromania (Continued from Page 2) staff in saying thank you, Linda, and may you have the best of luck in the future. P.S. To Mr. Kirk : If anything in last weeks issue of the paper was derogatory towards Mike Woods' letter, it wan't meant that way. f - gem / A Vale # PIZZA SHOP & RESTAURANT Wesleyville's Original Pizza Shop PH. 899-3423 3512 BUFFALO RD. i r we e siw t o w,ow urexiDibuoroßkeßguyulabr 4Abf i q * * 4rArio OFF on o mg sssssssssss A ss il s C s4 l ;s ll ;ssssssssssss 4 0 At the Same Time.. . Buyback! February 25th and February 28th at the Behrend College Bookstore 1 .rA geata7; February 20, 1975 He enjoys being spoiled and fussed over and since he is usually affectionate and responsive he has little trouble soliciting female companionship. He sometimes takes on the role of "big brother" in his relationships with women. A few warnings though. He can become extremely possessive and vindictive. And not always in his romantic relationships. You have to be careful with. a Cancer man because it is very easy to let him into your heart, but it can be hell trying to get him out. The Cancer woman is a soft woman. Very sensitive and moody, but extremely feminine. Men find her especially appealing because she is usually warm and responsive. I suppose she is what some men try to put into words when they use the term, "a mothering woman." She is the woman who patches you up and puts you together again when you become all unstrung. She en courages, scolds, and fusses, always lovingly. During her worst moments, she is what is known as a bitch. But she isn't often like that unless she's unhappy or neglected. The love she offers is a choice blend of caring, protecting, and nurturing. Some Cancers: Sue Harris, Jimmy Hahn, Jimmy Stewart, Mindy Fineberg. Angela Detlev, Terry Alcorn, and Rick Malkin. Instructors: Ed Onorato, and Philip lobst. ~~~ %rtie•
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