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Architect's Drawing
Addition planned for the Behrend Bookstore
by Barb Byers
Collegian Staff Writer
The Behrend bookstore will Capitol campus bookstores will
begin renovation in late spring, and also contribute to Behrend's plann
should be completed by the spring ed new bookstore. This does not
of 1988. The architect's rendering mean, however, that the store is
of the new design is pictured above. "out to gouge the students" for
John Ream, Director of Opera- money, Ream said.
ABC program (con's. from page.l)
As of January 20, efforts to in- Grimm, P.J. Brown, Dr. Art
elude Dr. Adijewan as a guest lec- Costantino and Susan Blackheim
turer haven't produced any definite have also assisted.
results. Adijewan, 1986-87 ABC encourages students, facul-
Fulbright Scholarship recipient, is ty and the general public to attend
Greg Goldsmith was instrumental in planning ABC's program.
a visiting professor at University the events. Following each lecture,
Park. A native of Nigeria, he receptions will be held for those
teaches social science 110 (The who would like to meet the
Africans) at Behrend via a T 1 speakers and ask questions. A
carrier. small admittance fee must be paid
Responsibility for organizing the to view Roots, either at the door or
event rests mainly with Goldsmith, in advance. Week-long passes will
students Michelle Greenwood, Ed- be made available. Dr. Primus'
ward Williams, Sean Fleming and workshop is open to the public, but
Karen Munroe, program advisor due to seating limitations anyone
Dr. Diana Hume George and club interestedlrmarticipating must pre
advisor Sandy Edwards. Jamie register.
First-Aid class
presented
Police and Safety— On Saturday, Health Services, or Police and
Feb. 14, 1987, a Multimedia. First Safety. Prepayment will insure
Aid class will be presented at Erie your card is available the day of
Hall classroom 6 from 8:30 pm to class. Please call Police and Safety
- 3:30 pm. The cost will be $15.00 aL 898-6227 if you have any
per person. You may sign up at the que — s - at'.7ins.
secretary's office in Erie Hall,
tions, said the new bookstore will
be "built and paid for by profits
the store will generate." Profits
from the University Park and
Robert MacDonald, Behrend
bookstore manager, said, the cur
rent bookstore "is no longer ade
quate" to satisfy the increasing
population of students at Behrend.
The new, larger facility will be a
"major improvement," Mac-
Donald added.
The current store is approx-
Glennhill makes office changes
Several offices, including the Financial Aid Office and the Office of
Development and Human Relations, will be_ relocating within the Glen
nhill Farmhouse in the near future.
The Financial Aid Office will be moving from its present location,
upstairs in the South wing, closer to the Admissions Office in the North
wing. The Office of Development and Human Relations, presently scat
tered throughout the building, will be consolidating in one wing. In addi
tion to these two offices, the office of the Administrative Assistant to the
Provost will be moving upstairs from its present location downsta;rs in the
South wing. The Division of Undergraduate Studies and the Career and
Placement Office have already moved out of the Glennhill Farmhouse
and into the first floor of the Reed Building.
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Lambda Sigma inductees
notified soon
by Kevin Mills
Collegian Staff Writer
The Behrend chapter of Lambda
Sigma, a nationwide honor society,
is now in the process of notifying
prospective Behrend freshmen of
its interest in them a possible future
members. Lambda Sigma is not a
fraternity or a sorority—it is a na
tional honor society which, in
order to obtain membership, one
must meet certain academic and
personal criteria. These are: 1. The
student must be a freshman in col
lege. 2. A GPA (Grade Point
Average) of 3.0 or higher must
have been obtained for fall
semester 1986. 3. The student must
be enrolled in a baccalaureate
degree program. 4. The student
must show leadership potential.
Qualified students will be receiv
ing letters of notification within the
month. The letter contains a form
to fill out and an invitation to the
imately 2,000 sq. ft., Ream said,
and will be enlarged to 8,000 sq.
ft., quadrupling in size. The new
bookstore will extend into the Reed
parking lot and into the grass area
adjacent to it. Also added will be a
glass enclosure which will serve as a
lobby. This lobby area will "resem
ble a wintergarden, similar to a
green house," Ream said. The Erie
by Tracy Moffett
Collegian Staff Writer
MMrn . M ll ,!nl i Mrrrffnr l NMMTTTM i r i Mfn
meeting of the Lambda Sigs in
order for the student to see what
the organizaton is really all about
and whether or not it is for him or
her.
This year, the Behrend chapter
of Lambda Sigma performed a
variety of services benefitting the
community, including a food drive
for underprivileged families in the
area, a "Toy Drop" for needy
children in the Erie community,
and a holiday caroling trip to an
area retirement home. In addition,
Lambda Sigma provided a number
of services to the Behrend College
community, including a bake sale
(which was held at the holiday Stu
dent Activities Fair) and the spon
sorship of the "Care Packages"
many of us recieved from our
parents during Finals week.
"It's really fun, I like it a lot,"
says Lori Davison, a sophomore at
Behrend.
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Metropolitan Transit Authority
(EMTA) will pick up and drop off
student passengers from the Reed
building when the construction is
completed, so this area will also
allow students to "wait for the bus
indoors during inclement
weather," Ream said. Also in the
plans is a second-floor access to the
The Finance Office, Admissions Office, and Counselor's office are
among those which will not be moving.
Supervised by Dean John Lilley, Dr. Burke, and physical planner John
Ream, the relocations are being made in order to consolidate offices and
Divisions and make them more accessible to students. The new locations
will be much more convenient for the people who work in the offices, ac
cording to Jan Eston of Development and Human Relations. Although at
present " everyone's moving everywhere" and even the people involved
are not certain exactly when and where," everyone will be in one
place...secretaries will be with their offices (instead of in other parts of the
building)...(the move will) bring some order to the building," Eston said.
The Glennhill Farmhouse relocations are part of an ongoing series of
Division and administrative office relocations campus-wide, all designed
to increase accessibility and convenience for students and faculty.
Confidential Coimselini
• rovided for students
if you are struggling with a personal problem that you are unable to
resolve, or if you simply need someone to talk to that isn't a relative or
biased to your way of thinking, you should know that counseling is
available to Behrend College students.
Personal counseling will be provided by Dr. Brenda Eastman and return
ing therapist Dr. Louanne Barton. Both counselors are hereto provide a
service to the students and will maintain confidentiality in whatever the
counseling need.
Some of the concerns which may bring a student to counseling are
career choices, important decisions, family pressures, relationship pro
blems, loneliness, feelings of depression, and personal struggles. These are
just a few of the things that may require counseling.
It: isn't uncommon to encounter added stresses during this crucial time
in a student's life. Students are urged to take advantage of this opportuni
ty and may do so by stopping in or snaking an appointment with a
counselor. Their office is located in the Administration Building, room.
213. Dr. Brenda Eastman will 'be available. Tuesday, Wednesday Sand
Thinsday. Dr. Louanne Barton is available Monday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00
p.m. and Fridays 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Also coming up on February 2 at 12:00 in Lawrence 101 is a stress lab
which will be open to anyone interested in stress management. For more
information call 898-6162.
JANUARY 29, 1987
Collegian
PAGE 3
new bookstore. The Behrend cam
pus radio station, WBCR, will be
relocated somewhere in the Reed
building to allow for a stairwell to
the bookstore in its place.
The new boodstore will be a
definite advantage, MacDonald
said, expanding the current mer
chandise and checkout facilities.
by Susanna Jalosky
Collegian Staff Writer
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Photo by Rob Eggleston