Page 4 Classifieds:. JUD, I don't know how she could've done it. If I had someone like you, I'd never let go! TO THE SHERWOOD FOREST GANG, How are you creatures doing? I want to wish all of you•animals a Happy Valentines Day. Especially you, Maid Marion. I'll miss you all when I'm gone, but I'll be back to the woods to visit. LUV, YOUR FOREST FRIEND JAE, Don't worry so much! I'm still here. Happy Valentines Day: LUV YA, MKM HAPPY Valentines Day to Joe, Gordie, Brad, Dean, John, and Randy with love from the three munchkins - Kim, Becky, and Bridget who love to receive flowers on Valentine's Day! RANDY, Thanks for being "the one". I'm sure you know I'll never forget you. Have a Happy Valentine's Day. TO THE GUYS ON FIRST FLOOR NIAGARA, Hope you all have a nice Valentine's,Day. Take a break - Don't beat on Sark today. LUV, MARY Remember all those zany, neat stunts college students used to do? If they weren't all piling into Volkswagens, or telephone booths, they were eating disgusting amounts of goldfish, making the non-college goers rather doubtful of Americas youth. Well, some good old boys from Behrend have, •in their own gluttonous way, revived a little, weirdness in college life. Mr. Charles Hobbs, Mr. Gregory Cannon, Mr. Lee Campbell, Mr. David Costozo and Mr. Dan Sochs slurped their way, into South American coffee growers' hearts by downing over 80 cups of Dobbins deliciOus blend coffee. I didn't know whether to shake all their hands or - shake my own head in disgust... All 5 live in the luxurious Larry highrise. It would be nice to see a larger attendance at Bebrend basket ball games, especially the women's contests. 'The Lady Cubs play a determined game and are exciting as well as en- Smile! Sharon, I met you in acctg. 102. Should be a fun Spring! Happy Valen tines Day! Hugs and Kisses. Harry roPPD,I TO THE BEHREND BASKETBALL PLAYERS, To the greatest bunch of guys on campus. Hope you all have a Happy Valentines Day. Good luck in the play-offs. NWYRU, UWALY QUKYYV, KNEV E VLYEV, HWFSRI UWA SQ LYEHHU RYEV. NAIIU, ()QQU. NOAKIE, If I decided to stop 'curling my hair, what in the world would you call me then? Happy Valentines Day! P.S. Ribbitt Ribbit! TO BILL D, Thanks for everything. You really know how to hurt someone. You must have had lots practice. DIMPLES, You and your dimples are great! They're so cute! Stick around cause you keep me smiling! Happy Valentines Day to you and Mike, Rich, Dean, Tab. -- Cub Clippings A special thanks to all the folks who contributed to the mess and slime that accumulated on the hill outside Lawrence Hall and Dobbins. I haven't seen a slum in a while and it made me yearn to see West Side Story again. Well, there goes the neighborhood. As Mr. Carter, the Congress and many war mongering in dividuals lick their chops over the Afghanistan conflict, I ask, "Which - way to the nearest conscientious objector form. . " It-doesn't seem like too many students know what their doing when it comes to making out schedules and what a course involves. On the days of February 4 and 5 an estimated 200 students dropped a course. / heard one student say after dropping a class, "I had a 95 per cent in it and I was just getting too band. Excuse me." Happy Valentines Day. LOVE, YOUR CHEERLEADERS GUESS WHO YOU KNOW 1.0. M. Belvetit:i Collegian ROTC Col. Claims "Back in 1970 we had 360 students in our unit and with all the unrest on campus we felt lucky to have that many," Cc d. Robert Rose, Professor of Military Science for the Army ROTC unit at Penn State University recalled. "Today we have 843 students. Things are different. We have a very suc cessful program." Part of that success, according to Col. Rase, is due to changes in ROTC itself. In order to meet the needs of today's total Army; which includes Active and Reserve Components, ROTC! changed to meet the needs of today's students. As a result, some Military Science courses are so popular that many students who are not enrolled in Army ROTC still elect to take the Military Science classes. "The old image of ROTC as a bunch of guys in uniform mar ching across campus is gone. Which points out another dif ference. Today, Army ROTC is open to women. We have 11 female students in our classes here at Behrend College and they are all great," Cpt. Schneider Asst. PMS at Behrend College added. While there is still a certain amount of drill, marksmanship and military exercise required The Phantom Philosopher It forces one to examine their moral structure in an effort to resolve the situation while keeping one's value systems in harmony with their being, we must admit the existence of an inner being, otherwise it's useless. THE P: VIVAL CTS OF SUR DEAT"' for officer training. The program is augmented with special ad venture training programs such as Cross county skiing, orien teering, rapelling, winter sur vival training and canoeing. The fair year program is divided into two parts: The Basic Course and the Advanced Coarse. The Basic Course is normally taken by students during their freshman and sophomore years, according to Cpt. Witherel, Asst. PMS at Bebrend College . "It's . sort of a testing period for the students and for Army ROTC. The student gets a taste of Army Life; a way of finding out • beforehand if he or she really feels that ROTC is the place to be. It gives us a chance to evaluate the interest and ability of the student to find out if he or she has what it takes to make it in Army ROTC and continue on in the Advanced Course." There is no military obligation during the Basic Course and a student may ' withdraw at anytime up to the end of the second year.. In order to 'enroll in the Advanced Course, a student must successfully complete the Basic Course, have demonstrated of ficer potential, and be able to meet the Army's physical requirements. Each student in without existing, and since I can't do anything I don't know how to do, I must still exist after being evicted from this organism I now inhabit. (Provided we admit to a difference between biological activity and consciousness). THE MEANING OF LIFE. take it to mean February 14, 1980 Success the Advanced Course receives up to a $l,OOO per year in living allowance. "It is at this level that a student incurs a military obligation," Cpt. Schneider explained, "However, this can be fulfilled in several different ways. Depen-. ding on the needs of the Army at the time, the student, upon graduation and commissioning, may compete for Active Duty or elect to serve in either the Army Reserve or National Guard." Another reason for the growth of Army ROTC at Penn State is the excellent leadership and management training available, according to Col. Rose. "This kind of training is invaluable when the students are looking for jobs. Many employers recognize Army ROTC as a sound background for potential executives." ON FINDING THE PERFECT RELATIONSHIP. There is no perfect relation ship. There are pleasant relationships, and unpleasant relationships. You decide which kind you want and try to find it. (The pleasant 's lest to find,
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