JANUARY 31, 1975
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Free Ad Forms Available In WllO
For Sale
1971 Red Fiat 850 Con
vertible. Best offer over
5900.00. Call 561-0630 after 5
p.m.
FOR SALE
Older model Buick and
Olds owners also Volks
wagon owners: two stud
ded snow tires 6:50 x 13,
two regular tires 6:50 x 13,
all four mounted and in
good condition. Price
negotiable. Ken Ulrich,
652-5456
FOR SA LE
1971 MG Midget, Dark Blue
excellent condition $1550.
Brian 652-6715
For Sale
1970 Chevrolet Camaro
automatic, mags much
more. Excellent condition
$1595.
Brian 652-6715
For Sale
Harmony Elec. Guitar,
tremlo bar w-casa: 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
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.
Free parts from a junked
Malibu. See or call Tony at
944-9277. Cheap! It is the
gas hog he calls a car.
Housing
Medical student and small
family looking for apt. or
house to sublet or exchange
with their Phila. (vicinity)
home from 6-15-75 until 8-15-
75. Call Mike Stadium, 215-
FL2-1150.
HOUSING
Responsible
couple with one child look
ing for an apartment or
small house for rent.
Please contact Shirley at
944-2351 (message phone)
or in Student Affairs office
on Capitol Campus.
That's Good!
7. How about keeping the
library open until midnight
instead of 10:00 PM. If not
for the entire term, then at
least for mid-terms and finals
This has been the procedure
at many other campuses.
University Park libraries are
open until 2:00 AM for mid
term and finals.
This suggestion has been
referred to the Library Corn
mittee to be discussed.
8. Complaint on parking
permits by education majors,
who spend three weeks a
HOUSING
Wanted female roommate
for large Hbg. area house.
May have one child. $65 -70
monthly util. inc. Call 234-
8514 after 4:00
MUSICIANS: Away from
your group while going to
college? Want to get
together this year and lam?
Russ 944-1986.
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.
SERVICES
5-String Banjo Lessons.
Scruggs-style, 3-finger
Bluegrass. Old-time frail
ing. Call Mark 944-0053
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.
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.
RIDERS WANTED
To East Stroudsburg area.
Leave every Friday from
Capitol Campus between
3pm -spm. Return Sunday
between 6pm-Bpm (via
Route 78E, 22E to 33N).
Call Al at 944-7076.
LOST
Five-month old female
kitten, black with white
markings and four white
feet. Her name is Pookie. If
found, please contact
Maryann at 944-1952.
PERSONA L
To China ig Khan:
After reading your article
prior to publication, I found
myself in a state of utmost
curiosity concerning your
identity. Please give us
more clues 11111 'Signed, A
raving Pedantic of the
C.C.READERstaff
married
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term away from school.
This idea will be discuss
ed at the next S.G.A. meet
ing.
9. Courses equivalent to
Capitol Campus courses are
not acceptable for advanced
credit.
This matter should be
discussed with your depart
ment head. There are ways in
which this problem can be
solved, i.e. there are tests
that can be taken to receive
credit for a course.
C.C.READER
HOT LI
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.
Jan. 31
Dave Mason, Hall & Oates at the Farm Show
Arena.
Feb. 1
XGI keggar at the Middletown Hunters &
Anglers Club. Music by Amberiack.
Feb. 2
Mass at the Student Center- IPM
Feb. 3
Social Committee Meeting -3:3OPM -Middle
Earth
Feb. 3
RSC Meeting -3rd Floor Lounge -Wrisberg
Hall- 5:30 PM
Feb. 4
Chess Club Meeting - Noon - W-110 "A"
Feb. 4
Aviation Club Meeting- 7PM -E209
Dr. Stuart Goldman attended the annual convention of the American Historical
Association in Chicago, December 28-30,1974
Dr. Carolyn Dexter will attend the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, to
be held In New York January 28-27.
Dr. Richard Heindeiwill be on a panel organized by the Int. Society for Educational, Cultural, and Scientific
Interchanges for the Int. Studies Association meeting, Washington, Feb.2l on "Needed and Ongoing Research in
International Educational, Cultural, and Scientific Interchanges." Prof. Heindel is a member of the Advisory Board of
ISECSI.
Dr. James Whittaker has been appointed to the Comprehensive Committee for Mental Health Planning - an advisory
committee to Gov. Shapp.
Dr. Leonard E. Brewster has an article on Descartes In the current issue of THE JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF
PHILOSOPHY. The article is entitled "How to Know Enough About the Unknown Faculty."
Dr. Stuart Goldman has been appointed as consultant/reviewer In Soviet Affairs for the publisher Prentice-Hall, Inc
Dr. Elmer Lear has an article in the December Issue of RECONSTRUCTIONIST entitled, "On Inter-Racial
Conversion."
James L. Knestrick has , been invited to chair a symposium In Community Psychology at this yam's annual
Pennsylvania Psychological Association Convention, to be held In May at Seven Springs, Pa. The title of the
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June Gloom
Faces Grads
[Earth News] --June gradu
ates are going to have a
worse time than ever getting
jobs,• according to the Col
lege Placement Council's an
nual winter employer poll.
The poll shows an unex
pected 4 percent drop in job
openings this June as com
pared to a year ago. It's the
first overall drop in four
years.
While engineers will prob
ably have 7 percent more job
offers than a year ago, the
poll predicts that a total of
only 4 percent of the grad
uates in the humanities and
social sciences are likely to
find jobs in their own fields.
It's equally dismal for new
Ph. D's who will be getting 17
percent fewer job offers this
June than last year.
JAN. 31
FEB. 7
Feb. 4
Coffee House with music by "Garrett"
sponsored by Social Committee - Admis
sion $1 - 8:30 - Student Center
XGI Meeting - Tilton Hilton - 9PM
Feb. 5
Chess Club Meeting -12 noon - W-110 "A"
Feb. 5
Photo Club Meeting - 4PM - T. V. Lounge
Feb. 5
MHBG Meeting - 6PM - Middle Earth
Feb. 6
Head Shop Meeting - 6:30 PM - Middle Earth
Feb. 6
SGA Meeting - 7:30 PM - Middle Earth
Feb. 7
Basketball - Capitol vs. Schuykill Campus -
7:30 PM -Here.
FACULTY
STAFF
Good Peoples Productions
Needs Your Help!!
So that there will be a Spring Concert,
WE ARE HAYING A CASINO NIGHT
FEBRUARY 25th
To Pull It Off, WE NEED YOU!!!
Come to the Head Shop
Meetings Thursdays at 6:30
At the Middle Earth Coffeehouse
Joint Co-Ordinators
Social Committee
and HEAD
SHOP t
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