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Varsity Soccer Season
By Pete Faith
The Capitol Campus Soccer
Team has already started prac
ticing for the Fall season and is
still looking for new players.
The team enjoyed it's first
winning season last year with
an 8-6 record and is looking
forward to another fine year.
This is the first season that
Capitol Campus Soccer will be a
Varsity sport. The team also
has a new coach, John Harris,
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Lori, the girl I met at the
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Looks Hopeful
who has played on the Capitol
Campus Team for many years.
If anyone is interested in
joining the team, practices are
every weeknight at 7:30 on the
soccer field behind the Multi-
Purpose Building. Practices
and games are played under the
lights.
The first game is Tuesday,
Sept. 26 at 7:30 on the Capitol
Campus Field. A big crowd is
expected, so get there early.
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Co-Op Program
Receives Grant
MIDDLETOWN--For the
forth consecutive year the Co
operative Education Program
(Co-Op) at Penn State Capitol
Campus received a federal
grant from the United States
Office of Education.
The purpose of the $40,000
grant is to continue to develop
the Co-Op program in con
junction with federal guide
lines. "The grant has enabled us
to hire a full-time cooperative
education specialist to develop
Co-Op positions," explained
Peg O'Hara, coordinator, ca
reer planning and placement at
Capitol, and director of the
Co-Op program.
The Co-Op program was
initiated during the summer
term of 1975. It allowed stu
dents the opportunity of alter
nating six months of career
related experience with six
months of school. Since that
time the program has extended
itself to include a parallel pro
gram where students may go to
school in the morning and work
in the afternoon. A normal two
year course takes two and one
half years to complete.
Electrical Design Engineer
ing Technology was the first
program emphasized under Co-
Op education. However, the
Program has now expanded
into other engineering fields,
social science and business. Ms.
O'Hara also pointed out that
the graduate program in mas
ter's of public administration
will be included for the first
time. These students will work
for federal government agen
cies.
According to Robert H.
Hamill, career planning and
placement specialist at Capitol,
"Private business and industry
along with federal government
agencies employ the Co-Op stu
dent. Benefits to the employer
include the opportunity to com
plete special projects and/or
provide assistance to regular
employees. At the same time,
the employer can identify and
evaluate Co-Op employees for
potential, permanent positions
without making firm commit
ments for regular, continuing
employment."
The Capitol Campus Co
-
operative Education program
anticipates a doubling in the
number of students enrolled in
the Co-Op plan within the next
six months to a year.
"The Co-Op program pro
vides students with the ex
posure to the world of work.
Significantly, the work experi
ence is career-related and thus
becomes an extension of the
students' classroom learning
experience. That kind of experi
ence frequently leads to in
creased employability upon the
students' graduation," conclud
ed Ms. O'Hara.
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MIDDLETOWN-A Radio
License Course (FCC Third
Class) will be offered by the
Office of Continuing Education
at Penn State-Capitol Campus.
The course will begin Tues.,
Sept. 26 from 6:00 to 9:00 pm
and will continue for ten weeks.
This license is a prerequisite
for all types of positions in the
broadcasting industry. Posi
tions include: staff announcers,
d.j.'s, newscasters, sports-
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