January 20, 1977
January
From pg. 2
binoculars. Sure enough, the
82nd Airborne. I guess they
had had been stationed in South
Carolina so long they had gone
native. Well, that screwed any
chance of a counter-coup. I
dejectedly walked to the
nearest interstate and started
hitchhiking.
A fat-cat Republican stopped
his Caddy Seville. I got in back
because the front seat was
taken up by his dowdy wife and
three obviously un-car-trained
and over-weight poodles. He
explained that he wasn’t going
to stop until he made the
Canadian border, but he would
slow down to 35 MPH at the
Harrisburg exit. I settled down
and listened to a bizzare lecture
on how Gerald Ford was the
right man in the right place at
the right time. I do hope the
state of Maryland will forgive
me for throwing up all over
their pretty highway.
At home, finally, over
several Heinikens, I contem
plated my future.
Does anyone know the
words to ‘Waltzing Matilda’?
Can You
performance are effective in
keeping the elderly person
exposed to a learning enviro
nment.
The professor cited ex-
Did
today?
Do you expect one tomorrow?
If so, don’t give it away, sell it to
the Hershey Medical Center.
Here’s what you get in return for
your virus: a weekend at the Hershey
Motor Lodge in beautiful Hershey, Pa.,
and $125 upon completion of the
program.
Further information is available by
calling Mr. Tom Cox or Dr. Ted Kantner
at 534-8181 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Mon.-Fri. After 5 p.m., call 939-4092.
Tish and Tush will not let you forget the upcoming Spring
Concert. Their desire for a Big Mac is all enduring.
XGI Reporter
By Keith Millison
I want to remind everyone
that the XGl’s are sponsoring
another keggar on January
29th at the Hunter’s and
Anglers Club. The name of the
group playing that night is Red
Delicious, the same group we
had at our last keggar in the
Fall Term. Vince Johnson will
be posting signs duringthat
week and maps will be available
at the roundtable on Friday,
January 28th for those who
don’t know where the Hunter’s
and Anglers Club is located. Be
sure to make it a special point
to attend this Keggar because
it should be one of the better
times this term for everyone
who attends.
Another event the frater
nity is sponsoring this term is a
pancake eating contest which
will be held later this term and
all proceeds will be donated to
Teach An Old Dog New Tricks? From Pg. 3
amples of cases where intellec- were exposed to various cre ases in intellectual perfor- hood and old age in order to
tual performance increases educational and cultural pro- man ce.” achieve a greater balance
during adulthood. grams, especially through the Because older citizens are so between personal life-related
“Older persons of very poor introduction of television in the capable of learning, Dr. Baltes needs and educational of
educational backgrounds who United States, evidenced in- says we should consider f er i ngs .
redesigning a much more However, Dr. Baltes cau
flexible educational system so tions that it would be
that these people can be active dangerous to simply take the
throughout their life span. educational system that we
He suggests that persons have created for the young and
not obtain all of their education transpose it into later life,
in a continuous, rigid fashion in “The challenge,” he adds,
early life, but distribute their “is one of creating an
education in different ways- educational system in which
such as in chunks throughout chronological age becomes less
childhood, adolescence, adult- and less important."
you catch a cold yesterday or
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charity. The Epilepsy Founda
tion sent a representative to
one of our past meetings and
asked the fraternity if we
would hold one of these
pancake eating contests for the
benefit of those who are
afflicted with epilepsy. I urge
all students to come out and
cheer those people who are
eating the pancakes and to back;
this worthwhile cause.
Under the heading of
sports, Rick Mosley reported
that the fraternity now has
three bowling teams and
everyone who bowls has a good
time. Anyone who wants to be a
substitute for any of the
bowling teams can contact Rick
in the XGI lounge. Also, anyone
who would like to play
basketball for the fraternity
can see Rick again because he is
the captain of this year's
basketball team.
C.C. Reader
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8:00 p.m.- Dinner
Student Center.
Jan. 21- Jan. 25- Pass-Fail and Course Repeat Option
forms may be filed.
HACC- 7:30 p.m.- Film “The Sword and The Stone,”
Walt Disney- College Center Room 107.
7:00 p.m.- Mass- Student Center.
8:00 p.m.- Social- Student Center.
8:30 p.m.- Fireside Chats- Student Center,
12:00 noon- 1:30 p.m.- International Affairs Assoc.-
Speaker- Gallery Lounge.
12:15 p.m.- NOW Meeting- Film “Women On The
March” Part II- Location to be announced.
7:30 p.m.- Bingo- Social Committee- Student Center,
Last Day to Return books purchased for Winter Term,
8:00 p.m.- SGA Meeting- Room E-307
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.-
Counseling- Vendorville.
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.- Returning Women- Brown Bag
Lunch W-138.
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