Behrend collegian. (Erie, Pa.) 1971-1988, October 15, 1987, Image 5

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Sweet Dreams
by Patty Landry
Contributing Writer
Have you ever dreamt about so
meone coming to your room at
night to read you a bedtime story
and feed you brownies and milk?
Have, you ever felt so tired from
studying that you just need so
meone to tuck you in your bed? My
two roomates, much to their
dismay, had this luxury last Tues
day night. Two males from second
floor Niagara came up to our
apartment and introduced
themselves as their "tuck-ins" for
that night. Because they were sur
prised and embarrassed, they both
had a difficult time admitting that
they had a good time. My other
roomate and I, who set up the love
ly gesture, easily admit that it was
quite enjoyable.
The second floor Niagara men
set up tuck-ins September 29th un
til the 31st mainly through the
hours of eleven until two in the
morning. It was set up as a fun
draiser for the floor. It is a dif
ferent way to raise money; much
better than the incoming freshman,
but the other colleges, such as
Maryland University, have been
doing tuck-ins for years. Other
than the purpose of raising money,
it also serves to get to know other
students and make someone's
night_
Setting up a tuck-in is an easy
task. A few second floor Niagara
representatives set up a table in the
Reed for a few days for people to
sign up. One can sign up for a tuck
in for himself or another person.
They had pictures of perspective
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Ode to a Friend
by Robert Eggleston
Collegian Staff Writer
When life seems too much
for you to bear
you just give me a call
and I'll be there.
--For a friendship likes ours -
. is a true one indeed.-
I will always bandage your cuts
whenever you bleed.
When•times seem tough
and your day is dreary
just call me on the phone
and I'll make the day cheery.
You are very special
not only to me,
but I'll be the first in. line
if it's a shoulder you need.
Poetry Corner continued on page 8
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ACROSS
1. Cooking reuse]
4. State of being
6. Contest area
11. Salad plant
13. Type of window
IS. Football position (abbr.)
16. Send
18. Southern New England
state (abbr.)
19. Top of container
21. Ride (p.t.)
22. Glide
24. Make written chinges
26. Roman emperor
28. No (Scot.)
29. Domesticates .
31. Snakes
33. The place of the
seal (L., abbr.) ,
34. Catch sight of
36. Per
38. Take action
40. Frog
42. Owner of a leaded
estate (Scot.)
45. 111gb anti
47. Saute
49. Oak
50. la the time of (L., abbr.)
52. Leak
54. Abstract concept
55. Robed railroad
56. Lacking professional skill
59. Twice; double (pref.)
60. Sharp bead to fairway ' .
62. Deep bole
64. Test food
65. Chem. symbol for erbium
66. Mead
"tuck-ins" so one could choose a
person on the floor more efficiently
through pictoral aids. Cost for a
"tuck-in" was one or two dollars.
For one dollar "the victim" would
get tucked into their bed and a bed
time story. For two dollars "the
victim" would get tucked in, a bed
time story, and a brownie. There
were also a few off-campus trips
that ranged in price.
Most of the guys enjoyed
themselves; but some had a few
complaints. Problems arose with a
few girlfriends, exams and sleep.
Steve commented, "off campus at
two in the morning was too much
of a pain." When asked if he en
joyed himself he replied, "It really
depends on the person. If you knew.
them it was much easier than if you,
didn't." Tony agreed that some of
his floor members were embarrass
ed and experienced conflicts. He
concluded by saying that walking
into a room with more than fifteen
girls added to their
uncomfortableness.
Second floor Niagara guys raised
$150.00 through their tuck-in ef
forts. There has been speculation
that the girls in Niagara may
perhaps try this fundraiser later in
the semester. It may give a dif
ferent view to the guys on the se
cond floor. Even though tuck-ins
may be embarrassing, conflicting
and very tiring. It can also prove to
be extremely entertaining. Just ask
my roomates.
I. Ballet; small shot
2. Iroquois tribe
3. Football score (abbr.)
4. AMrm
5. Fruit
6. Negative
7. Female deer
IL Makes mistakes
_9. S.W. state (abbr.)
10. Lofty
12. N.W. state (abbr.)
14. Angers
17. Thought
20. Smell coin
23. Ardde
25. Ewa
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27. Gem
30. Stain, blot
32. SOLD
35. Length measured
in yards
37. Employ
3E. Old
39. Forest-dweillog eat
41. Slender, pointed missile
43. Present for consideration
44. Need -
46. The letter `•m"
4s. Pollan
51.Prkads
53. Meow
37. Encountered
M. San God
61. Southern state (abbr.)
63. At
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Psycho comedy, as it's called, is
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Psycho comics scream and we
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If you haven't indulged in the
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when Goldthwait brings his on
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October 24th. The fun starts at 9
p.m. in the college's Erie Hall.
Tickets for the event, which is cur
rently being co-sponsored by the
college and KlO4 FM, are $l2 and
are currently available at the Na
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Mall, at Penn State-Behrend's
Reed Union Building, and at Gan
non University's Student Activities
Center.
Goldthwait has been described'
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former who makes the frantic an
tics of the late John Belushi seem
like dramatic monologues; a man
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and the lung power of millions; and
a person who shuns racist, sexist or
homophobic humor, but can still
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Although the Police
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Goldthwait calls the duo "Police
Lobotomies." But the "Bobcat" is
as frank about the motivation
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"If someone drives up to your
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But even those critics who
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In addition to Police Academy
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During his performance,
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market. case of Tab
"The Bobcat" may seem to be
babbling, but in beteen the spit and
'stutter, garbled gems of wisdom
creep out--reflection on war,
politics, sex, identity. "The Bob
cat," however, is not a social com
mentator. He's a visceral reaction
to the modern world gone mad.
For more information about this
or any other upcoming event at
Penn State-Behrend, call (814)
898-6159.
(see page 6)