Thursday, May 25, 1972 Delta Tau Kappa, the international social science honor society, will hold a regular meeting on May 30 at 7:00 p.m. in the T.V. Lounge. The Alpha chapter will utilize the meeting to finaliie the plans for the Open Forum during the first week of June. Provost Robert E. McDermott will be featured in the forum. The group will also discuss plans and activities which DTK will sponsor during the 1972-73 academic year. Many speakers, forums, and cultural and educational events are in the works for the coming year. The honor society also plans to continue its student advising program which it established during fall orientation last year. Last Thursday, DTK sponsored a seminar on "Careers in Mental Health", featuring are people working in the field of mental health rehabilitation. The professionals stressed that mental illness is a disease entirely different from mental retardation. Retardation is a condition acquired at birth; mental illness is a condition protracted by interaction in society, thepanerclaimed. The panelists mentioned that while jobs in the field of mental health rehabilitation are not plentiful, there remains a need for highly trained professionals and volunteer workers. John K. Stauffer, a student at Capitol Campus, was also a panel member. He is currently Vice-President of the Aurora Club, which is relatively like an out-patient activities center for mental health patients. Stauffer exuberantly explained the STUDENTS - Don't Forget Graduation Gifts for Your Friends! Royal Jewßox , In the Olmsted Plaza a -..A Casual Flare Slacks Reg. $9.00 to $lO.OO % Price Knit Flares $9.90 Values to $lB.OO Vowtte Pleasure he and other volunteers have had in working in the recreational activities of the club. DTK stresses that its members need not be students in the social science program. The qualifications for membership are only a 3.0 cumulative grade-average at Capitol and 20 or more credit hours of instruction in the social sciences in an entire college career. It is possible that an engineering student may join, providing he has had 20 hours of liberal arts courses in college instruction. WANT CHEAP, - GOOD FOOD? ORGANIC FOOD-COOP BEING FORMED. IF INTERESTED CALL 33-2446. SHOP OLMSTED FOP These line stores *Pantry Pride *OeVeno's *Joe, the Motorists' Friend *Norge Village *Rea & Derick Mugs *Royal Jewel Box *Children's Shop *Hobby Shop *Gladell Shop %vapour KO GI : 1 1... M.• mar wne .e oo %mars...weal tb KOS wh i t, , hzvicattpow tr i it= i ten.se Niftpwilics 001' f t . Q or* %. 40 u 74,,,ar• raft Is 1-a ilti tat 144.5.441 a N di ; I _ l l l WILIALP '1 whviumr, ARE Si VIM N1L.... etc darks ors, - PAR OUT . theint.vistty one Kamm COME Timm "%TRIP.. TO THE EAST *ICS MUSIC TI E® I 0 I 0 I 0 0 Suzuki Parts and Service Kauffman's NOW HAVE AREA OSM DEALERSHIP Shop NIEMAN'S CYCLE SHOP .... i 623 Second Street i Highspire, Pa. Weekdays —9AMto 8 PM 1 Phone 939-2591 Sat. 9 AM to 4 PM THE CAPITOLIST Our "Born Loser" award goes to our own Steve Wesley. It is being awarded to him for an incident which occured last spring and has just been published in his recent :autobiography. It seems that after the loss of last year's SGA election, Mr. Wesley was bitten in the rectum by a wild dog. Mr. Wesley was then arrested for cruelity to animals. News has been spreading throughout the campus of a police crackdown. It has been noted that many students have been receiving tickets from "Smokey the Bear." In the political news, we hear that Dr. Bressler is expected to become campaign manager for Harold Stassen. Bob Stanley reports that he has a new secretary at the PLAZA *Barber Shop *Montogomery Wards *Fashion Flair *Beauty Shop !Thrifty Beverage *Kresge's *Cory Coffee Service *Sherwin Williams Paints *G.A.C. Finance Suzuki TM-250. The closest thing you can buy to the world champion 250. San' Faces by Steve Rosenzweig & Steve Wesley athletic office. He invites anyone to come over and work out. Bill Dougherty has recently been signed by the 7-Up Company to do a series of radio commercials. It seems they want to use him to impersonate burps. Limerick of the Week: There was a lady from Nace, Whose corset got too tight to lace. Her mother said, "Nellie, There's more in your belly, Than ever went in through your face." History's Scrapbook One year ago today the date was May 25, 1971. On that day, Barry Deacon was accepted to Capitol Campus providing he would make good throws to first base. Now, one year later, Deacon is in jeopardy of losing his acceptance. If anyone can make any sense of this, explain it to Steve Konsowitz. Trivia Question of the Week: Jackie Cooper portrayed what character in "The People's Choice?" (Hint: His girlfriend was Amanda Peoples.) Last week's correct answer was Newton. He was the projectionist on "Willie the Worm". Sunday, June 4th REC HALL PENN STATE CAMPUS STATE COLLEGE, PENNA. q .at Orofftets In Concert! Tickets Available At: PENN STATE UNIV. HUB TICKET OFFICE CAPITOL CAMPUS ROOM 105 SHENK & TITTLE, HBG., PA. MUSIC SCENE - JEAN-JAC, HBG. co c: 0 86 4\16 It was answered correctly by Len Thompson who wins a free weekend in Camden. Second place went to Bob Newmer, who wins a free week in Camden. Incidently, for those of you who aren't familiar with Camden, it is the crotch of the nation. If you have this week's correct answer or any contribution to this column, call Steve at 944-9710 or Steve at 9449751 or get in touch with Bob Bonaker or Lee Nell at the nearest arcade. The lion is back to meow. Speaking of meows What is 2 meows x 2 meows? Why, 4 meows of course. Hello to our readers at Brenan College Gainesville, Ga. especially Becky and Anita. We hear there are many horny females there. Would just love to grab those horns. Anyone interested in canoeing call 944-9751 Steve. Anyone interest in balling also call Steve. Do you know any chicks that would like to be plucked? Sorry, Charlie!! Good luck, Ambrose. Overheard Harvey Brown say to Phil Wexler, "Who was the pitcher who pinch-hit for the relief pitcher who won his first game of the season in 13 innings in game 53 of '52.?" Goodbye, Terry. 8:00 p.m. $4.00 PER PERSON IN ADVANCE (With Self-Addressed Envelope) ROBERT HUBBARD,P.O. BOX 964 HARRISBURG, PA. (717) 238-9036 Page 3
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