September 30, 1976
Cubs smash Raiders
in a 34 reversal
By Suzy LeViseur
and Mike Razanauskas
After a three hour bus trip to
Canton, Ohio, Behrend's soccer
team handed Malone College, the
host, a 3-0 reversal.
Dominating play from the very
outset, the Cubs kept much of the
action in front of the Malone goal,
scoring all three goals in the first
45 minutes. Aided by a strong
wind blowing in the face of the
Raiders' goalie, sophomore Gary
Semanski started the scoring
onslaught. Gathering a pass from
tri-captain Mark Stillwagon in
fun stride, "Z" rammed the ball
into the Malone net at the ten
minute mark. Eight minutes
later, "Z" scored again from the
Rah-rahs...
I Jere they are—the 1976 cheerleaders who were chosen to lead the
soccer team to victory- They are from left to right, first row,..Elaine
Dugan. 'Debbie Mashore, Sharon Modestine, and Suzy LeViseur.
Second row. Debbie Nierman, Denise Morrow, and Cheryl Albera.
Suzy
It has been brought to my at
tention that women's interest in
participation in intramurels is
lacking. If you find the sports
offered to be of no interest to you,
find enough people to form at
least four teams in the sport you
like, and then obtain entry forms
from Mr. Clarence Stoner, the
Intramurels Director, in Erie
Hall.
Much controversy has been
stirred up because of my first
editorial and a comment made on
it in a letter to the editor_ The
letter, written by an author who
wishes to remain anonymous,
Candid Comments
By Dave Jordan
Photo Editor
and Dan McKay
Editor-in-Chief
QUESTION: What, in your
opinion, should the Behrend
Collegian do about its name?
FLO BUSBEE, SGA Secre
tary: "Well, I like it the way it is;
it's like traditional. I have always
assumed that it's with Behrend."
KRIS HARTZELL, Outing
Club: "I think the name should be
something catchy. I like the
Behrend Bust."
T. CLYDE KENNEDY, SGA
President: "I think the name
should possibly remain the same,
with a new design for the
masthead."
RICK NAU, R.O.T.C. Company
Commander: "Can we smoke it?
How's that for a campus scan
dal?"
POND, SGA Vice President:
"I'll tell ya, I'll tell ya! I believe
sincerely and truthfully that in
the name of the paper for one, I
don't think you have .to have the
word "Behrend" in it if right
below it says Published by the
Students of Behrend College.
• Also, I think the Blab is an ex
cellent suggestion and I'm glad I
thought of it."
EDDIE EVANS, basketball
player: "I think the Behrend
Collegian should change its name
left side. Stillwagon again got the
assist, his fourth of the season.
Sophomore Denny Moore capped
the scoring for the game when,
after taking the cross from fresh
man Ken Renko, he rifled a shot
past the-goalie into the left side . of
the net with 8:04 left in the half.
Behrend was held scoreless in
the second half in spite of
numerous shots at or near the
goal. Indicative of the tone of the
second half was the penalty kick
opportunity for the Cubs.
Stillwagon was tripped in the
penalty area setting up the
penalty kick. However, the goalie
made the saves on the shot and
the follow-up shot.
Behrend permitted the Raiders
by Sports Editor Suzy LeViseur
Sass
clearly expressed the con
tributor's views. However, in
expressing his views, he - ridiculed
what many students, male and
female, put a lot of time and
effort into. I was merely
suggesting in my editorial some
thing for the students to do—the
students who complain there is
never anything to do. Since the
"Freaks Unlimited for Campus
Karma" have something they
find more interesting to do, I feel
they should do it, but they should
do it without infringing the rights
of others. So go ahead and get
your high whatever way you
want.
in order to get more people in
terested."
BENJAMIN LANE, Dean of
Student Affairs: "I think the
Behrend Collegian should keep its
name as it is."
BILL SCALERA, student:
"They should change it to the
Behrend Butt-Fuck."
JANET HEMBERGER, SGA
Treasurer: "I think we should
change it to the Behrend Buzz. I
just think it's different, that's
why we should change it."
CHERYL ALBERA,
Cheer
leader: "They should '_save it as
it is. It sounds more like a college
paper when it says Collegian. I do
not have any alternatives."
808, FAYSOUR, , - baseball
player: "I've been hinking about
it for a long time and I've
definitely decided that they
should get a new one. I just want
you to know that I think this
should prove that the "jock"
image we baseball players have
is not true because anyone who
can Think of an original idea like
that is certainly not a "jock",
okay?
SGA openings
See T.Clyde for forms
Behrend Collegian
only eight shots on the goal.
Goalies Bill Stara, a sophomore,
and freshman Bill Dodd were
credited with the shutout.
Coach Herb Lauffer cited
improved team play and the fact
that the team felt confident of a
win as significant factors in the
victory. He also felt the team is
playing better as a unit as it
progresses into the season.
With starting fullback Neal
Waxham a question mark for the
game due to an ankle injury
against Malone, the depth of the
Cub bench was tested yesterday
against intra-city rival Gannon
College. (Results were unknown
at press time). Behrend's next
two games are away: October 2
at Mercyhurst and October 6 at
Alliance. Homecoming, October 9
against Pitt-Johnstown, is the
Cubs' next home appearance.
Tennis elbow -
investigation of the sweet spot
University Park, Pa.— Three
engineering students at The
Pennsylvania State University
have determined that there may
be a connection between "tennis
elbow" and the location on the
player's racket of that solid
feeling area known as the "sweet
spot."
After studying 21 rackets, none
priced below $3O, the students feel
that if "tennis elbow" is caused
by the shock transfer to the arm
when the player hits a ball, then
the location of the "sweet spot"
( termed by the engineering
students as the center of per
cussion) is important. Why?
They found that the less the
difference between the racket
head's center and the center of
percussion, the less the shock
transfer to the player's arm.
They also found that on wooden
rackets the center of percussion
was generally lower on the racket
head—closer to the handle—then
on metal rackets.
The study was done as part of a
required course for mechanical
engineering seniors. The students
who conducted the experiments
are John C. Fornicola, of State
College; Dennis J. Luther, of
Fredricksburg, Va.; and Michael
C. Stock, of Camp Hill. Their
advisor, Dr. Gerald Y. Mat-
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How green the grass grows
By David Jordan
Photo Editor
Walking along West Bth Street
in beautiful downtown Erie one
afternoon, I couldn't help but
notice a large sign with the words
"U.S. Bongs" written on it. Due to
my inquisitive nature, I entered
the store, called A Beginning, and
was cheerfully greeted by a nice
young lady, who happened to be
the proprietor of the store. After
a quick browse of the store, I was
intrigued by the assortment of
literature on the subject of
growing the plant known, as
cannibis sativas, or marijuana.
Upon inquiring, this nice young
lady was more than happy to give
me the insight on how to grow
marijuana indoors. The following
is the best way, according to her
authoritative advice on how to
grow marijuana in the dorms.
You should start out with the
darkest seeds possible. Always
use four or five times as many as
you think you are going to need,
since about eighty per cent of the
seeds never germinate. The seeds
should be placed on top of a damp
washcloth, the washcloth should
be overlapped covering the seeds,
and the corner of the washcloth
should be dipped in a saucer of
water to ensure the proper
amount reaches the seeds.
Simply smashing!
Vicki Snyder aggressively returns a Gannon
smash for the Cubs' women's tennis team, as Becky Hanna
anxiously looks on.
sumoto, assistant professor of
mechanical engineering, says
that "very few evaluative studies
have been performed, on tennis
rackets."
Besides the experiments on the
center of percussion, the students
looked at torsional rigidity,
longitudinal flexibility, and
vibration damping.
Dr. Matsumoto points out that
the students were not attempting
to find the "best" racket, because
they don't believe such a thing
exists. They were simply at 7
tempting to assess the charac
teristics
of various rackets so the
consumer will have an objective
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After any time between a week
and seven days, the seeds should
start to germinate. A small, white
root will start to come out of the
seed. At this time, the seeds that
did properly germinate should be
placed in a container under a half
inch of soil. An adjustable
fluorescent light should be placed
about an inch over the plants
when they start to poke through
the ground.
When the plant is a couple of
inches high, or maybe I should
say tall, they should be tran
splanted to a large container,
about the size of a ten gallon ice
cream container. If the plants are
Matt Suhey (32) leads the attack for the Nittany Lions against the
Buckeyes of Ohio State. Unfortunately, the Lions fell to the
Buckeyes in a closely-contested game, 7-6.
basis for evaluation
Through their tests. the
students found that if a racket is
designed for specific properties.
other qualities may have to be
sacrificed. But the students agree
that a "dream racket" may one
day be a reality if someone can
design a racket made from dif
ferent materials. strategically
placed to optimize all aspects of
performance.
John C. Fornicola, 901 S. Allen
St., State College. Pa.
Dennis J. Luther. 102 Pecan`
Lane, Fredricksburg. Va.
Michael C. Stock, 118
November Dr., Camp Hill, Pa.
Behrend Book Store
going to be grown in a closet,
which just might be the safest
place, in your case, the closet
should be white on the inside or
lined with aluminum foil. This
will reflect the light and help your
baby pot plants grow.
Your plants won't need to be
fertilized for about six weeks, at
which time you should then
purchase the book properly en
titled "How to Grow Marijuana
Indoors." If you follow the in
structions in the book, from that
point on, you should have some
nice plants in about eight or nine
months. How's that for high class
instant horticulture?
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