Page 8 Capitol Campus' very own radio station, WNDR, would like to welcome the new and return ing students. WNDR, sometimes referred to as "The Voice of Capitol Campus," is in the process of clearing out its throat. In other words, we are rebuild ing and replacing transmitters which will increase our broad casting capabilities tremend ously. With these improvements, the campus residents will be able to listen to WNDR in the Main Building, Vendorville, Wrisburg Hall, Church Hall, Dining Hall, and Meade Heights. The renovation of WNDR was all made possible by your SGA, which has financially supported WNDR. Thanks, SGA: WNDR will be back on the air in a few short weeks to bring our listeners good music, had new members. join daily news, and campus the frat last term and we announcements. Anyone who is would like to wish them good interested in participating luck in the year ahead. The with the radio station's last business meeting saw enthusiastic staff can get in these people come into the touch with the Head DJ, Jeff frat. It was a great (Dragon Breath) Hague, or just meeting: stop by WNDR at room W-106. Actually, the summer Until the next time, keep term was a good one for the your ears open for WNDR's takeoff XGl's and we're looking for to the airways. ward to even better terms this coming year. Our first meeting in the fall term is September 23 at the American Legion in Middletown, Watch the bulletin boards for the next one, which should be October 7, same place. M. ri-d Student Union News Members of the Married Student Union met on Tuesday, September 23 at the Student Center. Some items which were disOussed included final plans for a trip to see the Baltimore Colts play New England on October 19 at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. If you desire to attend this game, please call Edgar Wright at 944-3214 by Sunday, September 28. .Also, arrangements were begun for a one-day trip to Gettysburg in October, complete with our own MSU guide. Please watch for further details on this event and future MSU meetings which will be published in the C.C. Reader. A Tupperware Party followed the September 23 meeting. Orders will be accepted by any MSU member until Tuesday, September 30. Chess Club Anyone interested in a chess club should get in touch with Kathy Branigan in WlO4. Sets and clocks are available in the chess club office. Clubbin' around WNDR Thursday, September 25, 1980 The XGl's would like to welcome you back to Capitol Campus. Hopefully your summer was enjoyable. During this past summer term, Chi Gamma lota provid ed its members with various activities which tended to liven things up a bit. Early in the term we had a social meeting with food, beverages (soda, beer), music, etc. Brother Dave told sick jokes (don't mind him). Everyone had a good time as usual. The XGI lounge, with its ever-present coffee pot, was a popular place all term. Our literary magazines were well read -- especially popular were the picture books. Many interesting conversations developed, which cannot be delved into here. If anyone wants to know about the XGl's, just stop in the lounge and we'll be glad to talk to you. Rides to the meetings can be arranged if you lack transportation. We have a group of people waiting to get into the frat now, but, as the old cliche goes, "the more the merrier." Come down to '4-114 and find out about us. Ve're sure the XGl's can make your year at Capitol more enjoyable. Returning Women's News The Returning Women's Organi zation will have a "brown bag" lunch meeting on Tuesday, September 30 in Room W-202. Women who have returned to school after being away for a number of years are invited to stop by between 11:30 am and 1:00 pm to plan future activities, share information and socialize. Bring your lunch and join us! XGl's The Black Student Union of Capitol Campus is gearing itself up for another success ful year. The main goal of the BSU this year will be to open its door to the entire Capitol Campus community. Our organization feels that it can best serve the student body, faculty and administration, by involving everyone in a valuable black cultural experience. The Black Student Union, in conjunction with other organi zations on and off campus, is planning to have another big "Theme talent show': sponsor dances, present art exhibits, and plan field trips in a joint effort to unify Penn State, Capitol Campus. Phi Beta Lambda Plans Bank Tour Beta Lam'.a p ans a tour of the Commonwealth National Bank headquarters at 10 South Market Square, Harrisburg, on Wednesday, October 8. The group will meet at 9 am in front of the bank. This tour is not only an excellent opportunity to meet some of the important business people in this area, but also will give our members some insights into the banking business. WSBA WINS AWARD WSBA has won an Arm strong Award for its news coverage of Three Mile Island. The Awards', now in their sixteenth year, are named after Professor Edwin Howard Armstrong, who invented a number of electronic circuits, including. F7:l, which make modern communications possible. Administered by the Armstrong remorial Research Foundation of Columbia University, the Armstrong Awards are given annually to those and Fi:q stations that demonstrate excellence and originality in broadcasting Previously IJSBA had received national recognition by the Radio/Television News Directors Association -- Edward R. Murrow and National Headliners Awards, also for the station's Three i:ale Island reporting. C.C. Reader
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