APRIL 17, 1975
Mat Are Yar Plans After
Gaduation - Job Prospects Cr
Sztool?
Bob Hannn, 12th
Hope to go to Smith College,
in Massachusettes (if ac
cepted), in Early Childhood
Education, or Peace Corps.
Business
Graduate school at Rider or
Drexel, possibly a job.
Feature by Mark Feldman
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Jobie Cosleft, 12th
Bus Admin.
Hotel management - Buch
Hill Inn & Golf Club,
Poconos.
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Paul Will, 13th
Business
Expect to work for an Ac
counting firm.
C. C. READER
Why Doesn't Penn State Have
A Law School?
by R. Bennett
This question might never
be asked again. A plan is
under way to organize a
fully acredited law school in
the Harrisburg area. The
plan for the school was
initiated by Capitol Campus
graduate students and area
lawyers.
Initially, an evening
program would be
available. If a sufficient
number of qualified
students show interest, the
school could begin full
operations as early as 1978-
79. At least 100 inquiries
have been make already.
According to Prof. John
Jones of Capitol Campus,
one of the organizers of the
school, the idea of a law
school in the Harrisburg
area is not new. It was
presented three years ago,
but it was "nixed" by
personel from Dickenson's
law school who didn't want
the competition. Prof. Jones
believes that the new school
could compete against
Dickenson, because it could
appeal to the graduate who
works during the day and
can only go to the school at
night. Dickenson has no
night school.
Two of the organizers,
who asked that their names
be witheld, expressed hopes
that students could work
hand in hand with the
community, and provide
legal aid services.
The school has the support
of many professional
lawyers, judges and
legislators. It now needs the
support of interested
students. Faculty members
are also needed to work on
committees which will work
to gain governmental and
corporate financial support.
Inquiries should be ad
dressed to Law School, P.O.
Box no. 550, Federal Square
Station, Harrisburg, Pa.
XFI
There are many sign-up sheets in the frat lounge and
surely some may apply to you. If you are interested in any
of the following, get in there and sign up!
1. To help work in the concession stand at the rock con
cert, May 17. 2 hour shifts.
2. This Saturday, April 19, the frat will have a fence repair
party at the Don Braun farm as a service to relay the frat's
thanks for the use of the premises for the annual spring
picnic. Free beer!
3. Shaeffer brewery tour, April 25, 8 P.M. Free beer!
Keggar time again! An XGI promoted keggar will be held
at the Middletown Hunters and Anglers Clubs, Saturday
night, the 26th of April. Check signs for further information.
Yearbook sales end May Ist, so get yours bought now
from Randy Hess to help the frat.
Please get your reply to the picnic questiona ire to the frat
office ASAP.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank those who
voted for me for engineering senator in the recent SGA
elections. Also, as a result of a vote counting hassle, a
special closed run-off election for president of SGA will be
held on April 21st. So, once again, please go and vote for
your choice so that we can break this stalemate.
Remember what Al says, "A clean XGI Lounge is a
Happy XGI Lounge" !!! Rumor has it that a police call duty
roster is in the making for 0800 hours and 1600 hours, daily!
Failure to be present may result in an article 15 and a
limitation of one frat lounge visit per week for the offender!
XGI Reporter
Jorn Jensen
17108. Students are asked to
include: undergraduate
school and grade point
average, expected date of
graduation, graduate work
if any, LSAT test scores if
any and present position and
experience.
REPORTER
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