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For Sale
1971 Red Fiat 850 Con
vertible. Best offer over
$900.00. Call 561-0630 after 5
p.m.
For Sale
Macrame plant hangers
made to your choice of
colors and lengths. Ray 944-
1205.
For Sale
Harmony Elec. Guitar,
tremlo bar w-case: Amp: 2-
15" speakers, 4 input tremlo
foot pedal 70 Amps w-cover.
Used twice. Best Offer over
$l5O. Call Cath: After 3 p.m.
- 944-0202.
For Sale
Christmas presents; stained
glass sun catchers made to
your specifications. Call
Gail, 944-5890.
FOR SALE
Must Sell! 1965 'Ford
Fairlane 4 door, 289 Engine,
Power Steering, Automatic,
18-20 miles per gallon. Only
$350! GOOD DEPEN
DABLE TRAN-
SPORTATION! Call Brian
944-1937 before December
18.
FOR SALE
Must Sell! 1968 Suzuki 500 cc
- Exc. Cond. - Engine re
built - only 200 mi. - Best
Offer - Call Ken 533-6561 or
W-138.
FOR SALE
Golf Clubs Factory sale
steel shafts, forged heads
fully matched sets. 4 woods,
9 irons $125. Normal Retail
$375-400. Can buy either
woods or irons set $65 each.
Top Qua I ity see Bob Stumpf.
Room 209 W MTTF 2nd
period or Call 1-299-3294.
For Sale
'6B Datsun 2000 Roadster.
OHC, roll bar, R&H, 5-
speed, No. 3 inspection,
asking $lOOO. Call Denny,
944-1937.
Riders Wanted
To East Stroudsburg area.
Leave every Friday from
Capitol Campus between 3
p.m.-5 p.m. Return from
East Stroudsburg between 6
p.m.-Bp.m. Will share ex
penses. (Via Rte 81 N. to 80
E.) Call Al at 944-7076.
Riders Wanted
To Scranton. Leave Capitol
Campus every Friday
between 3-5 p.m. Return
from Scranton (Via In
terstate 81) Between 7 p.m.
& 9 p.m. Will share ex
penses. Call this number.
Ask for Jack. 944-7W6.
Services
Liven up your next party.
Have a Magician. Novel
Entertainment for a very
reasonable price. For
further information call
Gary 236-9208. Also
available for weddings,
children's parties, groups,
and organizations.
Personal
Happy Birthday Plow
Boy! !! ! From: Rob, Stosh,
Ba-Boom, J.Z., Hip, Roch,
Chet - Jet, MCAL,
Stan, Larry, Russ, Ed, Tom,
Andy, Ball Busters, Bowe
Clark, 1.J., MS. B.S.
SERVICES—WiII type term
papers and other material.
Experienced typist. IBM.
Electric. Very low cost. If
interested call Mrs. Beaver
at 564-0414. Do not be con
cerned about pick-up and
delivery I have a contact on
campus.
MUSICIANS: Away from
your group while going to
college? Want to get
together this year and jam?
Russ 944-1986.
Jobs Available
Appalachian School of
Experience, (A Wilderness
Experience School) working
under the outward bound
philosophy, is looking for
individuals interested in
instructing. Must be in
terested in some hard work
and have a genuine love for
people. If interested please
call 1-249-7039.
Want a portrait done of your
favorite person? A favorite
snap-shotturned into a work
of art? A unique poster? I
work from any photograph
(if legible). Your choice of
media. Rates relative to
media and time con
sumption - but Low! P.R.J.
Smith, 73 Roop St.,
Highspire. 939-3040.
Services
Radio T.V. Repairs. Black
and White and color, tape
players etc. All work is
guarranteed for 90 days.
Reasonable. Call John.
House calls 944-2401.
Services
Typing done in my Mid
dletown home. IBM slectric
machine. Fast accurate
service. Reasonable rates.
944-0943. Manuscripts,
Thesis publications ac
cepted. Mrs. Jerome P.
Fatcheric, 1001 N. Spring St.
Apt. P-3, Middletown, Pa.
PLAY CHESS with the
Capitol Campus Chess Club.
Meetings: Tuesday and
Wednesday, 12 noon,
Gallery Lounge.
Capitol [railways
Agent of
Trailways Travel Bureau Corp.
Tours
PRE-CHRISTMAS
SKI TRIP
To
Quebec City,
Canada
Dec. 20 - 24
GEORGE HARRISON
IN CONCERT
At Spectrum
MONDAY, DEC. 16
Leave Hbg., 4:30 P.M.
$26.05 PER PERSON
Prices Include Transportation
And Reserved Seat
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The Hot Lion is a weekly newsletter published to keep the
Capitol Campus community informed of all activities on, or
concerned with, the Campus. Everyone should please feel
free to use this service by obtaining the entry cards in the
Student Affairs Office (W 105), filling them out and leaving
them there. Deadline is Friday, Noon, week prior to date of
publication. December 13 - 21
Dec. 13 - Classes end.
Dec. 13 - Faculty Wives Xmas Party - Student
Center. •
Dec. 13 - XGI Drawing
Dec. 13 - Foreign Film Series: Panther
Pancholi, 6:30 P.M. - Auditorium - FREE.
Dec. 14 - Capitol Campus Christmas Keggar:
Sponsored by Social Committee and
friends. Music by "Strawboss." Student
Center 9:00 P.M. TO 1:00 A.M.
A paper co-authored by SABIR DAHIR, W. E. Meyer, and R.R. Hegmon entitled "Laboratory and Field
Investigation of Bituminous Pavement and Aggregate Polishing" has been accepted for publication and
presentation at the Annual Meeting of the National Research Council, Transportation Research Board, to
be held in Washington, D.C., January 13-17, 1975.
STUART GOLDMAN discussed "Women in Education in Japan" for Colonial Park Chapter, American
Business Women's Association, Thursday, November 21 at the Capitol Motel.
Librarians EMERSON JACOB, JUDITH CHERRY, CAROLYN FRANCE, CAROLYN MILLER,
FRANCIS MOLS, FLORENCE SALINGER, and SHARON SERZAN attended the Fall Meeting of the
Area College Library Cooperative Program (ACLCP) November 15, 1974 at HACC. Featured was a
discussion of an on-line computer cataloging service available from the Ohio College Library Center
(OCLC) to PALINET (Pennsylvania Area Library Network) a consortium of academic and research
libraries in Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware.
LLOYD WOODRUFF was invited by the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University
of Pittsburgh to participate as one of two outside members in the work of its Committee on Tenure and
Promotion during the past month.
On November 20, 1974, HERBERT S. EISENSTEIN was re-elected to the Board of the American Civil
Liberties Union, Harrisburg Chapter.
PROFESSOR JOHN E. GOTRIP attended the annual meeting of CoOperative Research for Academic
Planning (CRAP) on November 31, 1974 at Bird In The Hand, Pa. He presented a paper entitled "Self
Aggrandizement, Trivia, and Use of Media: A Transitional Formulation."
PROFESSOR BETTY JEANNE THORNE, Assistant Professor of Statistics, has been appointed an
Associate member of the faculty of the Graduate School, effective 25 November 1974.
SABIR DAHIR attended the Second Annual Combined Meeting of Mid-Atlantic and Section Two of the
Institute of Traffic Engineers held at the Sheraton-Harrisburg Motor Inn, November 21-22, 1974.
COME TO BOSTON
SAT. DEC. 14, 1974
WE NEED YOUR BODY
To show your support
and concern against the
racist and violent attitudes
that have come about
because of the recent
desegregation law enforce
ment, there will be a
FREEDOM MARCH against
the mob violence as well, as
a rally starting around noon
Saturday, Dec. 14, 1974.
For more info contact:
Zimmerman at the Harris
burg Free Press 232-6794.
WE CANNOT WORK
APART TO END RACIST
ATTITUDES!!!
Phone
236-9588
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9:0
Harrisburg,
Pa.
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6 • Commencement ceremonies for Fall Term graduates are I
! scheduled to be held December 21, 1974 at 1 p.m. at the
I Middletown Area Senior High School in the auditorimin.
I Faculty and staff should meet in the Chorus Room, located
I across the hall behind the auditorium stage no later than i
t.ri24.
Dec. 15 - Mass 1:00 P.M. - Student Center.
Dec. 16-18 - FINAL EXAMS.
Dec. 20 - HELLUVA PARTY Sponsored by
HACC. at Steelworkers Union Building,
Herr Street, Hbg. 8:00 P.M.-??? (All
night) Two bands.
Dec. 21 - GRADUATION.
FACULTY & STAFF
DECEMBER 13, 1974