The Collegian
November 21,1985
Page Eight
Student Voice;
In a recent Student Programm
ing Council meeting held on Nov.
12, 1985 the issue of screening an
X-rated movie at Behrend was
discussed. There was much con
troversy on the subject. Everyone
present took different views on
the issue. SPC is faced with the
dilemma to show the movie, and
take the chance of the impact it
might have on the students or
neglect the group of students re
questing the movie.
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To get more of a student opi
nion on the issue the Collegian
asked: “What are your views on
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Amy Hickman: (First semester,
Special Education) “I think it’s
fine if people want to go. It’s their
choice, and the school is at liberty
to show it or not.”
Jim Maggio: (Third semester, In
ternational Business) “Why not? I
bet it would make a lot of
money!”
ERIE HILTON
10th & Peach, Erie, PA
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“What are your views on screening
an X-rated movie at Behrend?”
Steve Ciabattoni: (First semester,
Communications) “No I think
they are a poor form of entertain
ment. I think the movies they
show now are fine they don’t need
crap like that.”
Paul Rossman: (Seventh semester,
Physical Science) “No! They’re
stupid. I feel they’re a low form of
film.”
Mari be th Fisher: (Third semester,
Political Science) “If a group
wants to show it they can show it.
If nobody wants to go they don’t
have to.”
Maribeth Fisher
Jill Meixner: (Third semester,
Communications) “I think it’s a
good idea because I know a lot of
Mini-grants continued from page one
Assistant Dean of Student Af
fairs. Any club at any time bet
ween now and April 15 can apply
for a mini-grant.
Upon approval from Grimm,
requests go to Behrend’s budget
committee, after which Dohn
‘Harshbarger, Dean of Student
Affairs, and Doug Gerow, SGA
President sign the application.
The request then precedes to
University Park and is distributed
to the mini-grant committee,
which includes Grimm, Tom
Eakin, Vice President of Student
Services and Programming at
University Park, Ed Mottle,
Director of Student Services and
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people at this school who haven’t
seen one and they don’t go
because of lack of transportation,
or they don’t have the nerve to go
see one.”
Interviews conducted by Ron! Sue
Kowal, Collegian Staff Writer
Programming at Fayette, Pat
Byeres, Director of Student Ser
vices and Programming at Mont
Alto, Lynne Duffner, Chairman
of Council of Commonwealth
Student Governments (CCSG)
and two other CCSG
representatives.
There is a total mini-grant
budget, university-wide, 0f25,000
dollars. “There is no limit to the
amount of money each campus
can have,” Grimm said, “and
there is still time to submit for this
year,” she added. Any need in the
area of programming or equip
ment can be met by this fund.
Jill Meixner