October 23, 1975
Cubs top Geneva
Overtime win
By Mark Reese
Sports Editor
Tuesday afternoon, October
14th, soccer fans and students
here at Behrend got the chance to
see one of, if not the most exciting
matches of the season. The Cubs'
opponent was Geneva College.
The action was very close and
tense, pushing the game into two
periods of overtime before
Behrend beat them four to three.
Behrend established a
dominating control early in the
game, and 'continued it
throughout, making 45 shots to
Geneva's 5. But it was one of
those odd situations that
sometimes develop in soccer
where the other team got in to
make a few shots count. Geneva
got the first goal of the game late
in the first half, when their inside
left kicked on in from the left
front of the goal area, ending the
half with Behrend down by one.
The second half continued much
the same type of play, and
Geneva scored again seven and a
half minutes in, with a kick by
their outside left from the same
spot as the first score. It was
The Soul Of le
By Pamela Gilmore
Collegian Staff Writer
The era of Slavery in America
was one of resurgent
totalitarianism, of big lies, big
whips and unimaginable
atrocities. The record of
resistance to slavery forms an
interesting chapter in American
history. One which tells of endless
struggles to give dignity to
human life. And even though the
history of southern American
bondage reveals that man can be
enslaved under certain con- .
ditions, it also shows that his love
for freedom is hard to crush_
The plantations in the south and
the.planters themselves were of a
wide variety. There were big
plantations with a thousand or
more slaves. There were small
farms with one or two slaves. And
then there were the planters with
twenty to thirty slaves. Scholars
tend to believe that slaves were
Black Student Union more active
By Pamela Gilmore
The initials BSU have begun to
appear on signs and posters in
noticeable places around cam
pus. The majority of people
ignore it because they fail to
realize that it is an abbreviation
for an organization and not that of
someone's name. It is an
organization that had at one time
been characterized by obscurity,
but which has recently become a
recognizable unit on campus. An
organization which definitely has
the material for success and the
prominence that usually ac
companies it. The organization is
The Black Student Union.
BSU, as it is referred to, has
justifiably taken its place within
the mainstream of student
organizations on campus.. With
the opening of the Union's office
this month in the RUB, the Union
has established the fact that they
do indeed mean business.
But for an organization which
has existed approximately five
years, not too many people—
students and administration in
clusive—know much about the
Union.
The • Black Student Union was
organized in 1970 when a group of
Black students on campus felt a
sense of duty in 'regards to
fulfilling the needs of the Black
student in a predominately white
institution such as Penn State. Its
objectives as stated in its
preamble are ".. to establish a
positive image which will foster
a postive attitude..necessary in
order to insure positive' in
volvement- in campus affairs in
regards - to our conduct as
Blacks."
Prior to the last two years the
BSU was, to a degree, in a state of
inactivity_ However, throughout
the past two years the Union has
almost thirty-three minutes into
the half when the Cubs retaliated
with a goal by inside left Mark
Rudolf, assisted by inside right
Paul Lloyd, from the center.
Then, just twenty-seven seconds
before the end of the game,
Behrend scored again, tying the
score and making overtime play
necessary. Inside right Paul
Lloyd got the goal with a long
kick from the corner of the field.
So the first ten minute overtime
period began. Geneva was the
first to score, with a ball put in by
their center forward, but since
soccer - overtime isn't sudden
death, the Cubs go the chance to
score again, and tie the score,
forcing a second overtime period.
Left fullback Mike Warner
assisted inside left Rudolf to
make the point. In the second
period, left fullback Warner, with
an assist by outside left Gary
Zemanski, punched one in for the
fourth and final score. The Cub
defense prevented all Geneva
attempts in the last half of the
period, so the final score saw
Geneva vanquished by one point,
4-3.
The game was a very difficult
treated far better on the smaller
farms which did not employ an
overseer who usually lived,
worked and died on the plan- society, however, not necessarily
tations where owners delegated the leaders. A slave might reach
much of their authority to the upper stratum of his society
overseers. But the direction of the by having an intimate contact
whole system was determined by 'with his master, by learning to
the fleecy flower - King Cotton. show his manners, and by being a
The average plantation was a rebel and a leader of his people.
combination of village, factory There was a systematic attempt
and law enforcement agency. to divide the groups by playing
Slave women had little or nothing one' against the other. However,
to do with the raising of their there was a bond of sympathy
children. They went to the fields - between the two :slave groups.
in the_ morning and left their House slaves showed - a deep
children with "Aunty", the interest in what went on in the
woman who cared for the Black slave quarters. Because in_ the
children on the plantation until quarters a man had a certain
they were of -- toil' — age . (usualy amount of freedom which was
around 10). And until they denied to his brother in the house.
reached working age, they were It isn't surprising therefore that
usually running around in a state the deeply moving spirituals
of near nudity. originated in the field and not in
Even though slaves lives in a the house.
"family-type" setting, in drab Next issue: Religion in the
inadequate housing there was a salve communities.
sponsored a number of ac
tivities—including the annual
Black History Week Festivities—
which have been culturally as
well as socially significant to,the
Behrend Community.
Last year's BSU was in
strumental in the development
and subsequent formation of The
Intercollegiate Black Student
Association. This group is
comprised of delegates from the
area colleges (Behrend, Edin
boro, Gannon, Mercyhurst) which
meets once a month to plan social
and cultural activities for each
respective college without the
conflict and competition that
usually exists between the
colleges in all aspects of
academic life.
This year, the BSU plan on
holding numerous activities,
social as well as cultural. Various
committees established within
the organization hope to,
throughout the year, have such
events as popcorn and sub sales
as money-making adventures and
sport contest for the athletically
mclined. Lectures and seminars
on various issues pertinent to The
Black Community for the in
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one for the players, all the way
through, demanding the fullest
extent of their ability. They had
to come from behind - a very hard
thing to do - to tie the game. And
play two gruelling ten-minute
periods above the ninety minutes
of regular play; a long time to be
running all-out!
Geneva is a division two
school in the conference, and
beating them gave us two more
points in that race, and raised the
Cubs season win-loss record to
eight and two.
More letters
Dear Editor,
I would like to take this time for
the opportunity of thanking the
infamous being who created the
fine display of ignorance in the
ground floor Reed Building men's
room. It seems that some college
level students can't grasp the fact
that toilets are for a purpose.
They consider it their duty to use
the floor. The morbid sense of
humor° possessing this person or
persons, as the case may be, is
pretty disgusting to the next
distinct division between House
Slaves and Field Slaves. House
slaves were the elite of slave
cabaret for those who just like to
have fun. Also, on Thursday,
October 23, BSU will be spon
soring a Halloween Party in the
RUB Faculty. Dining Hall
beginning at 8:00.
The success of an organization
depends upon the support they
receive from the student body.
BSU needs support in order to
succeed. Don't ignore BSU
because you think it-'s "for
Blacks only." BSU is essentially'
for the people. All the people.
REPORT TO VALIDATE
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Sophomores (Terms 4,5,6) (Thurs & Fri)
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(All Adjunct 3rd Period will be (Mon & Tues.)
students should Nov. 6 (Thurs.) collected
attend advising Room 117.118 at meeting
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Before seeing their adviser, students should obtain and study a copy of the printed instructions for
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New volleyball club
Another new club has been
formed here at Behrend. The
Behrend College Power
Volleyball Club was chartered
Monday by the S.G.A. The main
function of the club is to play
power volleyball and serve as a
catalyst to making volleyball a
varsity sport here at Behrend.
Late in February and in early
March, the regular volleyball
season begins and tournament
play will be a frequent activity of
the club then. Right now the club
is in its beginning stages and they
person who has the pleasure of
using the restroom facilities. This
isn't the first instance of an act of
this nature, for it has become
known in a sink of Lawrence Hall
and even as far as the shower
floor of Perry Hall. My opinion on
this matter, which I'm sure will
be similar to yours, is that this
person is a perfect example of
where the substance on the floor
came from.
Sincerely and not
without cause,
T. Clyde Kennedy
Ist term, MET
Meadville, Pa.
Athletic supporters
The Behrend Booster Club
needs active members! We need
people who care about Behrend
College and our Athletic Events.
There will be a short
organizational meeting for all
interested persons on Thursday,
October 30th, from 11:00-11:30
(common hour). Election of of
ficers will take place at the
meeting, and the Booster Club
Card Drive for winter term will
be discussed. A Booster Club
Card entitles you to get in free at
any Athletic Event at Behrend. So
you can see they're•mighty handy
things to have. If you don't
already have yours, you can
purchase it at the end of this term
and the beginning of winter term.
Booster Club earns money which
supports men's and women's
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PREREGISTRATION SCHEDULE
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expect to hold practices once a
week. Almost all the area
colleges are expected to par
ticipate and have tournaments;
Edinboro, Allegheny, Alliance,
Gannon, Mercyhurst, Geneva,
and New Kensington being among
them.
Rich Emanuel, who is
organizing the club, says a
traveling team of 10 players is
desired; no _ discrimination
against sex or race, creed, or
nationality is a factor of the
constitution. Anyone interested
should leave their name and
phone with Ed Mulhern, 312
Lawrence, 899-4280, and Rich will
contact you. People with previous
experience are preferred, but
those who are serious and sincere
and want to play volleyball will
see action. Rich - and Zeke
Houranni are the originators of
the club and both have had ex
tensive experience in volleyball.
Zeke played on the Lebanon
national team and Rich played at
Conneaut Valley High School and
on the Air Force Academy
Volleyball Club and was a
member of the Colorado
Volleyball Association. Both are
now coaches for the girls varsity
Volleyball team.
athletics. Booster Club wouldn't
take up a lot of your time and is
very much in need of active
members. Please come down and
help support your school!
EARTHWORKS
18th & State
lialoween Park
Fri., Oct. 31
9:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m.
"Breathless"
Sat., Nov. 1
"Lincoln"
Sun., Nov. 2
"Lincoln
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