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page 4 For Your Information Students frequently ask counselors and faculty whether or not taking the GRE, LSAT, GMAT and other tests a second time is worthwhile. In an article in the December, 1980, Law School Admission Bulletin the following table appeared with the caveat: "The data in this table are based on a self-selected sample of persons who elected to repeat the test for a variety of reasons. If all the examinees were to repeat the test, the results might be significantly different. Therefore, you should keep in mind that the table may not accurately reflect an individual's chances of obt4ining a given [LSAT] score change." (p. 11) Second Scores Obtained by Examinees In 1978.79 Cacegorteed by Fast Scorn EOl5O 251.306 301350 351400 401450 461 . 300 501.550 551600 631460 461.7 T 701.750 751300 F % F •F 11F SF SF SF lIF •F SF SF SF o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S 0 17 1 39 0 I? 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Pace as Douglass By John G. Harvey Anything proven by what we do? Anything known to really be true? I feel like the answer You don't want to seek, I feel like the question you don't Want to speak, But don't talk to me -- Talk to your so-called friends 'Cause mine just begins Where theirs all ends. It comes down to taste As to what you'll believe, You'll trip on nostalgia With your head on your sleeve. Across the Street Old Autumn Heidelberg Stone streets glisten. The neckar listens. Nicotine-stained stained-glass Windows, cognac lips and big hips, Dirty cafe's, cave tavern of European Thought. "Those grapes can die from their own Sweetness." Update Counterrevolutionary VIOLENCE ERUPTS BETWEEN ANON AND EKM FORCES KM -- Fighting erupted between rev , lutionary and counterrevolutionary orces two weeks ago. A lightly armed EKM scanning de achment was surprised on its way to • non's revolutionary hideout by Col. ..C. Anon himself. Federation officials • eny that the move by EKM warriors as an attack. They state that EKM arriors were on a search mission when • non unexpectedly arrived and cut the orce in two. Although taken by surprise, the EKM warriors did effectively scan the revolutionary hideout for any defensive system. Anon had not been able to put out a call for help because he was engaged in fighting an EKM warrior in an isolated battle. No EKM warriors were lost and Anon was reported fleeing down Mars. Later that same week, Anon's force moved against EKMStarbase Colony 09 and successfully knocked out the screen defense system. However, no EKM warriors were stationed there at that time. Actor Charles Pace's one-man por trayal of the renowned freedom fighte Frederick Douglass, held January 29t in the Capitol Campus auditorium, is tribute to Douglass and the great legac that he left to the world. It is also : tribute to the accomplishments an excellent acting of Charles Pace. With little more than a table and few chairs, Pace was able to transfor the stage into the Lloyd plantation, wer Douglass grew up, a London tavern, train traveling the Mid-west, and tly , Corinthian Hall in Rochester, New York "Charles Pace as Frederick Douglass" looks into the philosophy of Douglass as well as highlights his life as a slave and a free man committed to abolishing slavery in America. Pace, who wrote as well as portrayed Frederick Douglass is a co-founder of The Afro-American Players, Inc., a theater company in Austin, Texas. He has also performed at several colleges in Africa as part of an exchange program. An interview with Charles Pace (taped in the Black Cultural Arts Center) will be aired on Tuesday, February 10th at 10 p.m. on WITF's program "Common Ground." ANON'S REFUGE FALLS EKM -- Lt. Col. S.C. Anon's refuge waa successfully attacked and captured by EKM forces last Friday. A fully equip. ped detachment from the 09 starbas€ attacked Anon's refuge by entering thru a breech in their shield defense mecha nism. No revolutionaries were reported captured. More recent reports indicate that there was one rebel sleeping in a hidden room. After the initial attack, EKM intel ligence directed the detachment to scan the SMROD system for Anon. During that scan, EKM forces were attacked by two hostile alien beings. Light damage was inflicted onto the detachment. After the attacks an immediate withdrawal was ordered. There was a negative scan on ANON. Sunday, two days after the first major attack of the war, EKM again attacked Anon's refuge in full strength. This time battle was engaged and Anon's force was beaten back after thirty minutes of fighting. No demands for surrender have been given to Anon by the EKM Federation'i i • Thursday, February 5, 1981 APPLICATIONS DUE SOON FOR KUNKLE SCHOLARSHIPS PSU ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS AND SUMMER AND FALL COLLEGE WORK/STUDY JOBS! NOW is the time to complete all forms if you are seeking a scholarship, loan, or part-time job (college work/ study) next academic year (fall 1981) or this coming summer. FULL-TIME JOBS (off-campus throughout Pennsylvania in nonprofit agencies, or on Penn State campuses) are also available. To receive funds under these pro grams, you should submit the PHEAA State Grant/Basic Grant form (FAF if not a PA resident) by FEBRUARY 15. Additional forms are also required for each of these programs. If you have a high cumulative grade point average at Capitol (3.0 minimum), be sure to apply now for the UNIVER SITY ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS AND THE CAPITOL CAMPUS KUNKLE SCHOLARSHIPS. These special scholarships are all based on academic acheivement, documented fi nancial need, and often on campus and community contributions. Graduate students should file for the FACULTY AIDE part-time employment program (currently paying $6.00 hourly) and the Tuition Grants-in-Aid and NDSL Loans. NOW is the time to plan ahead for paying the bills for next school year or for the summer. Get all the information Counseling Center News Anxiety holding you down? Feeling more and more stress in everything you do . . . ? Having problems relaxing and coping with conflicting pressures of everyday life . . .? Suffering from "test anxiety" . . .? The Counseling Center will be offering a workshop on "Stress Reduction and Personal Growth" on four consecutive Wednesday afternoons beginning February 18 through March 11, 1981 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the Center, W-117. Topics to be covered include: Student Stress, Relaxation Exercises, Coping with Everyday Stress, Stress as a Positive and Negative Force, and an Assessment of the Participant's Stress. Pre-registration is necessary and space will be limited. Students interested in participating in this workshop must make a pre-registration appointment with Ed Beck, Counselor and workshop leader, W-11'7, prior to February 17, 1981. The workshop is free and open to all students. The "Stress Reduction and Personal Growth" workshop is offered as part of the "Directions 'BO-'Bl Workshops" sponsered by the Counseling Center. OUTSIDE FORCES ENTER WAR EDAEM STHGIEH -- Government sen sory scanners report that Lt. Col. S.O Anon's revolutionary refuge was attack ed by an outside force on Tuesday. This surprise raid occurred one solar day after two major attacks by EKM Forces upon Anon's headquarters. EKM officials deny that government forces had any connection with the attack. Identification of the outside force has not been determined and there is specu lation that the lightly armed force consisted of stellar pirates. Damage to Anon's refuge has not been effectively scanned. It is rumored that Federation of ficials will soon present Anon with surrender terms. If the revolutionaries accept the terms, they will be offered protection in the event of any other unwarranted attacks by outside aggres- February 1 5,198 1 is Financial Aid Deadline you need, and all required forms, NOW in Admissions (Room 214, Multi Purpose Building). Call Wayne Nelson, Financial Aid Counselor, 948-6250, for full details. DON'T MISS THIS IMPORTANT FEBRUARY 15 DEADLINE! "STAY-IN-SCHOOL" Program Update The Navy Ships Parts Control Center has again contacted the Cooperative Education and Financial Aid Officer, requesting the applications of interested students who may be eligible for their "Stay-in-School" part-time employment program in Mechanicsburg. This is a program in which full-time students may earn $4.30 hourly, up to 20 hours per week, in interesting assignments related to their majors at Capitol. Eligibility for this program is based on financial need (student's family gross income normally must be less than $15,000). At this time the Center is especially interested in students with coursework or experience in systems analysis, business administration, or traffic management. For full information on this program, contact Wayne Nelson, Financial Aid Counselor, in the Admissions Office (948-6250). Several Capitol students are already placed in assignments in the Defense Logistics Agency at the Center, and more are needed to join them as soon as possible. Attention: Mcat Prep Classes In Lancaster! TEST ►NEPAIUTION SPECIALISTS SINCE 1931 CLASSES BEGIN: Sunday, February Bth AT: The Brunswick Motor Inn REGISTRATION: 10am I==:=l I==EMIZI C.C. Reader