September 12, 1985
Page Five
the campus club report
Management Club
Joanna Robson meet the officers Andy
Collegian Contributing Writer Pomerance and Sharlene Teitel,
Are you interested in a career in Co-Presidents; Tom Vest, Vice
business when you graduate from President; Joanna Robson,
college? Get the help you -need to Secretary and Jim Regalia,
pursue this goal by attending a Treasurer. We welcome all
Management Club meeting. We business and non-business majors
have a lot to offer students who to come and enjoy the Manage
are interested in becoming sue- ment Club.
cessful. The meetings are held in
Reed 117 every Wednesday at 12 We have many activities plann
noon. You are welcome to bring ed for the coming year that will
your lunch. benefit every member that joins.
Our first official meeting is Please consider attending the first
September 11, 1985. So come meeting, you’ll be glad you did.
Women Today
by Karen Ryan concern us are frequendy the
Collegian Contributing Writer focus of our meetings. We keep a
Women Today is sponsoring a resource library on articles,
luncheon for students, faculty and newsletters, and magazines
staff who share their interest in relative to the happenings of
women’s issues. What are women in the world. Our goal is
women’s issues? Issues that con- to share with each other with the
cem us all in today’s society: Behrend community what it’s like
equal pay for equal work, sexual to be a woman today,
harassment, how to juggle family If you would like to meet
and career, changing sex roles for women whose concerns are like
women and men. yours, please join us for lunch on
Women Today meets weekly Friday, September 13 at noon in
primarily as a support group in- room 117, Behrend Science
formal discussions on topics that Building.
;:C Film Production Club ;,V,
There is a club starting on the Chip Susol, Kurt Steiner and Dr.
Behrend campus that gives you Terry Warburton as Club advisor,
the chance to be a-star.
The “Film Production Club” “What is great about the film
will be making movies at the > s that we can use a wide
Behrend Campus and on location ran 8 e of students with a variety of
in the city of Erie. “Our goal is to talents. We will need writers, ac
make five 30-40 minute movies tors, directors, cameramen, peo
each semester,” said club founder P le to work w >th lights, public
Greg Rathbun. “Right now our relations people, and maybe some
constitution is being reviewed by cartoonists too,” Rathbun said.
SGA and by Sept. 11 we should be Any one interested in the Film
a club,” Rathbun said. Other club Production Club should contact
members include Napoleon Birch, Greg Rathbun at 838-8150.
Applications are now available for the
position of Assistant Editor and News
Editor of the Penn State-Behrend Col
legian for the 1985-86 academic year. The
jobs require a working knowledge of news
writing and grammatical structure.
All students interested should stop in
the Collegian officer located in the Reed
building.
Penn State
Behrend Collegian
Get In The Collegian Habit
by Heather VanSlyke
Collegian-Contributing Writer
Behrend’s MIS Club held its
first meeting of the fall semester
on Monday, September 9th, at
noon. Meetings are held each
Monday in Room 116, Reed
Buiding. This year the club of
ficers are: A 1 Meder, President;
Tom Vest, Vice President; Dave
Allen, Treasurer; and Heather
VanSlyke, Secretary.
The MIS major is growing
rapidly and students entering this
Memberships to the
Student Programming Council
Association provide more than you think...
•free or discounted admission to campus activities
•10% discount at Erie Pizza Huts
•25 c off any Arby's sandwich
• $ 2 off cuts or $ 5 off perms or hair color ( $ 2O or more)
at Terry Etzel's Hairstyling Salon
•Millcreek Mall Cinema passes for $ 2.50 at Heed Union Desk
• s i off any pizza, 50 c off any sub at Barbato's Pizzeria
•Discount YMCA member
•and there's more
...don't miss out! Inquire now at Student Programming Council. Ist Floor, Reed.
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field are encouraged to join the
dub. Students in other majors
with an interest in computers are
also welcome. Our club is a Stu
dent Chapter of the Data Process
ing Management Association
(DPMA), and students are eligible
to become members of this pro
fessional organization.
Many club activities are plann
ed for the school year. The MIS
Club plans to sponsor several
speakers and present various
news
videotapes; all dealing with some
aspect of the computerata pro
cessing fields. Tours of the com
puter centers at some local
businesses are also in the planning
stages. A major project being con
sidered by the club involves spon
soring a computer competiton for
area high school students. The
Book Sale sponsored by the club
last year was a success, and plans
are being made to hold such a Co
op at the end of the present
semester.