The Collegian
September 12, 1985
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Kelly Regenor: (Third
Semester, MIS) “Keep your
grades up because after the
freshman year it gets harder.
Don’t get behind in your credits
or studies because as you go along
it is harder to improve upon your
GPA.”
Leo Hertz: (Third Semester,
Behrend Business) “I don’t think
its worth the money to buy a park
ing permit because they don’t pro
vide enough spaces for students to
park. So I would advise freshmen
not to buy parking permits until
they can get more spaces for
parking.”
Campus Ministry has something for everyone
by Tracy Simmons
Collegian Staff Writer
Campus Ministry has
something to offer students,
faculty, staff, and families of any
denomination. In addition to pro
viding counseling and religious
programs, they also sponsor
social events, including the Fall
Ice Cream Social held during
Orientation Week. According to
Pam Griesbach, Campus Ministry
Coordinator, this year’s Social
was a success. “We estimate that
we had between 400 and 500
students, faculty and staff attend.
Everybody enjoyed the ice cream,
” Griesbach said.
Another social and cultural
event Campus Ministry sponsors
is “Night of the Arts”, a very
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Kevin Jones: (Third Semester,
Business Management) “Put a lot
of thought into your studies and
divide your time up equally for
your classes. For example, don’t
spend too much time on one and
blow off another because you
don’t think its that important.”
Leo Hertz
Management and Human
Resources) “Get your study
habits down now in the first two
terms because after that, each
year is going to get harder and
harder. If you don’t have the
basic skills down, you are going to
be running into' problems along
classy, formal evening of enter
tainment. The night celebrates the
many and varied gifts that God
has given His people. This year’s
“Night of the Arts” will be Fri
day, Nov. 15, and will take place
in the Gorge Cafeteria at 7:30
p.m.
Scheduled to appear are the
Fredonia School of Music’s
Chamber Singers. They will per
form “The Unicom, the Gorgon,
and the Manticore”, a collection
of Renaissance madrigals, chan
sons and motets. There will be a
reception afterwards, during
which Dave Stuntz will provide
piano music. As Pam describes,
“It’s something a little dif
ferent...it has a nice mood about
the whole night in that it’s very
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the way because your classes are
cultural and a little more for
mal...it’s just a little more of a
dressy affair.” The public is
welcome, admission is free.
Other projects scheduled for
this year include: a retreat co
sponsored by Mercyhurst College,
which will take place Oct. 4 and 5;
a food colletion co-sponsored
with Omicron Delta Kappa, ten
tatively scheduled for Sept. 28;
and an ecumenical Advent Wor
ship Service on Dec. 10 at 7:30
p.m. in the Reed Lecture Hall.
As always, Campus Ministry
will hold a Roman Catholic mass
every Saturday at 5:30 p.m. in the
Reed Lecture Hall. There will also
be a bus provided to take students
to various local churches
(Assembly of God, Baptist,
Eric Kozlowski
going to get more complicated.”
Eric Kozlowski: (Third
Semester, Accounting) “I think
that they shouldn’t be intimidated
by the studying. I was really
frightened by my high school
teachers about how hard college
was going to be. I think kids are
really paranoid and with social
life too. They are worried about
being accepted at parties so they
wear their Penn State clothing.
They don’t need to do that, they
should just be casual. My biggest
advice is not to be intimidated by
this college life. Don’t party too
much and don’t study too much.
Lutheran, Roman CathoUc and
United Methodist) on Sunday
mornings. The bus departs at
10:15 a.m. from the Reed parking
lot and there is no charge. In addi
tion, counseling services are
available with Campus Ministers
in the Campus Ministry Office
nearly any day of the week. There
is also an ongoing Peer Ministry
program in which students play an
active role.
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Do what you have to do. Don’t be
scared.”
Melissa Dupin: (Third
Semester, Communications) “It
seems like a lot of the sophomore
guys look at the freshmen girls
and they see gullable young
women. So girls, watch out for
the so called ‘experienced’ older
guys. To all freshmen, be yourself
and believe in yourself.”
Interviews conducted by
Greg Rathbun
Collegian Staff Writer
any of these services, check the
Campus Ministry bulletin board
outside the Office of Student Af
fairs, or stop by the Campus
Ministry Office located in Room
128 of the Student Affairs Suite.
Remember, Campus Ministry is
for everyone; as Pam states, “It is
ecumenical; it’s not one
denomination or two denomina
tions, it’s many denominations
together.”
Melissa Dupin