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Softball Fever- Catch It
By Cyndi Warwick sists of Kathy Ott, Carolyn Camp-
It's Spring now at Behrend, bell, Sandy Rhea, Kathy Rolph,
(yes, even with snow on the Peggy Guriel, and Michelle
ground) and with Spring rolls in Homan.
softball. The 1982 Girls Softball The girls' first game is. April 15
Team looks promising this year, at home against Edinboro. Hope
even though there are only three to see you all there. We promise
returnees, Kathy Rolph (out- to give you an exciting game.
field), Cyndi Warwick (catcher,
infield), and Carolyn Campbell Behrend Briefs
(outfield, pitcher).
Coach Wilson has been working This Sunday, March 28, there
hard with the team, but deciding will be a march on Washington,.
where and who is going to start D.C., for the U.S. out of El
has been a hard job. The weather Salvador.
has been bad and the softball
field has a drainage ditch going
right through it so practices are
held in the gym. It's really hard
to judge people in the gym
because out on the field
everything is so different.
The only positions for sure are
the pitching spots, which are held
by Pam Mackowski, Missy
Stasenko, and Carolyn Campbell.
Rounding out the infield is Cyndi
Warwick, Molly Heidecker,
Kathy Patton, Doreen Rulli and
Meme Garofola. The outfield con-
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the Behrend College."
Full-time faculty members will
nominate other faculty members
for the research award.
Both the EXCELLENCE IN
TEACHING and the EX
CELLENCE IN ADVISING
nomination forms- are available
in either the Division Offices, or
the Office of Student Affairs.
Forms for the Research Award
are available only in the Division
Offices.
Deadline date for the Teaching
and Advising award forms is
April 16, while research award
forms are due April 12. All forms
should be turned into the Office of
the Dean.
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Anyone interested or desiring
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Matt at 724-4415. Bus transporta
tion will be provided.
Loverboy concerts will be com
ing to the Erie County Fieldhouse
on April 11th. The Ozzie Ozborne
concert was canceled due to the
deaths of some band members.
The sixth annual Scholarship
Ball was a total success. About
250 people attended the dance at
Rainbow Gardens on Friday
night. Music was provided by a
D.J. Eliot Stoul spun the discs
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Sue Richardson and Doug
Saltsman both attended the
dance, they had this to say about
it, "There were not as many peo
ple there as last year but the peo
ple that did attend certainly en
joyed themselves."
The Annual Behrend Fund has
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like to submit a word or words
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