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sanities; Lit.
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campus at low prices.
Opinions at a Once
What is the one thing you'd like changed at Capitol? by bob foster
Term 9
Humanities; Lit.
I feel that ' the multi-media
department should be expand
ed to include more technical
courses. Also, popular courses
should be offered more than
one time each term.
Police changing image, expanding services
Students see the Campus Police
as mainly a department that
tickets cars. This image should
be on its way out the door.
"We can do something for
the college community," said
Charles Alesky, the recently
appointed head of Capitol Cam
pus Police.
To establish communication
between the campus commun
ity and Police Services, the
Capitol Campus Police discus
sed programs for the college at
a meeting held at the security
building Jan. 16.
Crime I revention is the de-
Bill Co'ogle
Term 8
Humanities
I'd move it (the campus) to
downtown Harrisburg.
Ruthie Grady
Term 8
Humanities
I seems that Capitol Campus is
considered far inferior to Uni
versity Park -- from the quality
of the education to worth of the
student. If Capitol is inferior, it
shouldn't be.
Established Jan. 1978, this
national program instructs law
enforcement officers in security
locks, bullet proofing glass, how
to set up a neighborhood watch
program and displacement.
Displacement involves get
ting burglers out of a particular
community by making an area
more crime resistant than other
One way to make Capitol
Campus more crime resistent is
"Operation Identification."
Operation 1.D., a service
which provides an engraver
which is used to engrave num
i s ' :,—., r.;.y
Mike Argento
Tenn 8
Humanities
There should be more materials
in the library oriented towards
Multi-Media students.
Jill Cowden
Term 8
Humanities; M-M
Students need to get more
involved in campus activities
other than calsses, such as the
paper and the struggling choral
group. We had a terrible time
scraping up 17 people out of
how many hundreds? for the
singing group. I'd also like to
see an active theatre produc
tion of plays
that someone's valuables are
tracable by operation I.D. will
most likely avoid stealing them,
according to the campus police.
"A thief doesn't want an
item that's traceable," Aleksy
said. If stolen, however, the
goods have a much greater
chance of recovery when people
use this service.
Immediatly after burglaries
on campus, requests for opera
tion I.D. "skyrocketed," a
ccording to campus police.
The need for house watches
is also an aftermath of burglar
Tenn 8
Humanities; M-M
Since the stage usually is un
used, we should put it to its We've just got to have more
fullest potential by having live fire hydrants around campus!
sex shows on it now and then.
Charles John Marshall
Term 8
Humanities; M-M
I would like to see the library
facilities expanded into a major
building apart from the main
building. I feel this would be a
major advancement in helping
the students with academic a
chievement.
a problem on Capitol Campus,
but it's establishment has been
prompted by the concern of
women students.
The program will consist of
female trama for rape, how to
Me a complaint and will address
itself to questions such as on
the legal aspects of rape.
There is no 24 hour patrol
on campus for burglary, van
dalism and other crimes. When
the officer who is currently
attending a police training a
cademy comes back, the camp
us police said there would be a
seven day a week 'round the
c.c. evader
Term 8
Cananities; Ruf Ruf
Tenn 7
Epet
Out of three course selectio
this semester two out of thr •
profs have turned out to
other than those listed on th•
course selection sheet.
er Swatara police departments
may be called for help.
A student patrol working
for Police Services does clerical
work, patrols the campus and
tickets illegally parked cars.
Ten students are employed and
two of the ten are hired for
ticket processing.
There are five full time
officers on the campus police
force and an additional one is
attending the police academy.
There is one police car and
one cushman. However, eight
cars are at their disposal.