September 17, 1987
Collegian
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Don't panic!!
doctors
by Susanna Jalosky
Collegian Staff Writer
:If you are struggling with a per
sonal problem that you are unable
to resolve, or if you simply need so
nteone 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 is provided
by Drs. Brenda Eastman and
Louanne Barton. Both are here to
provide a service to students and
Maintain confidentiality in
whatever the counseling need.
Some concerns which may bring
Host public events and escort guests of the
College.
Recruit future Penn Staters by serving
_aS A.et,ou,r
guide. _ .
Help maintain a tradition of academic excellence
by participating in the alumni phonathon.
Show your Penn State Pride!
For more information, contact Linda Cornwell at 898-6159.
Applications are available in 207 Glennhill Farmhouse.
Penn State-Behrend Ambassadors is a
student-alumni group sponsored by the Office of
Development and University Relations.
PENN STATE
Efie !l g eehrend
S.G.A.
Minutes
* A 2-day trip to University Park via
chartered bus for MI-University-Day was ap
proved. The cost 'per person will be S 5 .M.
Overnight housing, is not included. The, Penn
State vs. Temple U. football game and other
sP'Oal events 'are planned. '
*'Gres ". ,4 Goldie'" Goldsmith was unanimous
ly approved to be Bebrencrs Faculty Senator.
* The goals •of the SGA are to be further
developed,. Suggestions are welcomed.
, * Matt Farkas was elected SGA President; 8
to Iby the Student Senate. •
The COnacinier, Council reported its first
'meeting was'Aug. 31. Regular meeting tithe was
in the (farm)house
PENN STATE-BEHREND
Application deadline: October 2, 1987
by Roliy Lew
Collegian News Editor
PHOTO BY TRACEY KELLY
Dr. Brenda Eastman
JOIN THE
AMBASSADORS
~~
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:undecided.
*" The Interehth Counal 'reported is first
meeting,was Sept. 3. The WC's theme: increase
communication., between •students• and '
ad nun' istration. • ' •
The, Joint-Residenee Caineil.and :the StU
dem Programming ,Cap :iiptcirted .their first
meetings were' •Sept;.; 2.• 'Chairpersons were
* The AC SP spotiscaing a,danee
during flornecon* 'Weekend Sept, ! 25
AcOitiss areplanned'for stidents„. parentsand
fatnities, audittimni. ••• -• • •
* Ser.A. 'off*hotitsbegan= Sept.`3.,
There are
a student to counseling are career
choices, important decisions, fami
ly pressures, relationship problems,
loneliness, depression, and per
sonal struggles. These are just a
few of the things that require
counseling.
It isn't uncommon to encounter
added stress during this crucial
time in a student's life. Students
are urged to take advantage of this
opportunity and may do so by
stopping in or making an appoint
ment with a counselor. Their office
is located in the Glenhill Far
mhouse, room 213. Dr. Eastman is
available Mon. and Fri. and Dr.
Barton is available Tue., Wed.,
and Thurs. from 8:30 to 5:00. They
can be reached at extension 6203.
SIMIIIM
PHOTO BY TRACEY KELLY
Dr. Louanne Barton '
BATTLE of the BANDS
October 18 - Sunday - Reed Patio
12 p.m. - 7 p.m.
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Sign up at the Rub Desk or ca11..598-6211
Refreshments: Pizza, Soda, Popcorn,
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Featuring the Erie Band FRICTION
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the Penn Stczte-Behrend Collegian
Editor Steve Al ler
Feature Editorsiisa Hahn, Lynn Popovich Business Manager Jon Pollock ,
News Editor Holly Lew Photo Coordinator Rick Brooks ,
Sports Editor David Bruce Adviser Nancy McGartland
Lori Beals
Sharon Burns
Rick Cain
Angie Damiano
Jennifer Dilettuso
Andy Dobry
Robert Eggleston
Liz Fitzgerald
Darrell Freund
Mailing Address - Behrend Collegian, Station Road, Erie, PA 16563
Office located in Reed Union Building
Office Hours - 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Monday through Friday
Phone: 898-6221
Opinions expressed by the editors and staff of the Penn State•Behrend Collegian are not necessarily those of the
University Administration, faculty, or the student body.
Club report
by Dave Perich
Club Secretary
Hey Accounting majors - Have
we got something for you!
The Behrend Accounting Club is
looking forward to an interesting
and eventful 1987-1988 session.
Among some of the exciting events
scheduled are: guest speakers from
McGartland new
instructor-advisor
by Michael J. Miller
Contributing Writer
Behrend College extends a warm
welcome to Nancy McGartland, a
PHOTO BY RICK BROOKS
Gartland
Member of The Press Association
Staff
Michelle Grasmick
Laura Henry
Susanna Jalosky
Tracey Kelly ,
Wally Kemp
Rebecca Macey
James Martin
Michael Miller
Angela Papaleo
news
Erie area businesses such as the
Lord Corporation, Hammermill
Paper, Ernst and Whinney, and
American Sterilizer Company;
several plant tours; socials; and a
golf outing or two. All those in
terested should attend our meetings
scheduled to be held every Wednes
day at 12 noon in the Reed Lecture
Hall (R 117).
Hope to
new member of the Humanities
and Social Sciences Division.
McGartland instructs two sections
in business writing and one in
organizational writing. Additional-
Allegheny College, where she
taught part-time, McGartland
earned her undergraduate degree in
Gerentology from Penn State and
her Masters in Fine Art from the
University of Pittsburgh. She is an
experienced advertising copywriter
and business writer.
One of McGartland's interests is
poetry. Currently trying to have
some of her work published, she
has received an Academy of
American Poets prize. McGartland
hopes to instruct a creative writing
course in the future.
McG'artlan `replaces' - "ko'h6it
DiNicola as the Collegian advisor.
She intends to bring in critiques,
seminars and visiting journalists
for the staff and to further
strengthen the paper's business
section.
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