C.C. Reader
I.M. Standings
I.M. Bowling Standings WON LOST
No Names 26 6
Prowlers 22 10
WSDC 22 10
LTD's 21 11
11th Framers 20 12
Strike Outs 15 17
Frank's Garage 14 18
M.S.U. 10 22
Dining Hall Dynamos 9 23
Ladies of the Evening 8 24
Beer Nutz 8 24
Dummy 17 15
WON LOST
I.M. Volleyball Standings
Free Peas 6 1
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No Names 615
2
NAEYE
Bombers 5 2
The Jerks 5 2
Faces 4 3
W-S-D-C 2 5
Zoo Keepers 2 5
M-S-P 0 7
0 7
X.G.l.'s
WSDC PRESENTS
Above can be found 21 brand-name
beers.
Bua
Coors
Genesee
Heineken
Iron City
Lite
Lowenbrau
Michelob
Miller
Molsen
Old Milwaukee
afiddleibwn lanes 944.9991
WEDNESDAY- Campus League Nite
Ball drilling services. Bags.
Shoes and Accessories
FIND A BEER
Pabst
Piels
Rolling Rock
Schaeffer
Schlitz
Schmidts
St. Pauligirl
Strohs
Tuborg
Yuengling
And a special message
Thursday, March 5, 1981
Run/Jog-A-Thor
Let's go runners, joggers, and even
walkers of all ages—you can help find a
cure for diabetes by entering the Juven
ile Diabetes Run/Jog-A-Thon on Sun
day, April 5, at 1:00 p.m. and have a ball
doing it. Prizes, T-shirts, and refresh
ments will be distributed. The 10 mile
course starts at City Island in Harris
burg.
All money raised will go •to the
diabetes research. Ten million Ameri
cans have diabetes—and there is no cure.
Research to find that cure is our only
hope.
Get your entry blank and folder that
explains it all by contacting Bud Smitley
in his office in the Multi-Purpose Build
ing. Get your sponsors lined up now to
qualify for the really big prizes.
Let's stamp out diabetes. It can be
done with your help.
1981-82 Resident Assistant Screening T o Begin
Resident Assistant Screening for the meeting should arrange for a friend to
positions to be filled during the 1981-82 attend for them, or to meet with a
academic year will commence with a Residence Living Program Staff mem
meeting for all interested persons on ber to receive the information shared at
Wednesday, April 15, at 7:00 p.m. in the the meeting. Applications will be avail-
Gallery Lounge. All persons interested able after April 15, from the R.A. Office
in applying for R.A. positions in the in Wrisberg Hall, in the Residence
Residence Halls, Meade Heights and the Living Program Office/Coffee House at
University Apartments should come to 946 A Kirtland Avenue, or from any
the meeting in order to participate in a Resident Assistant.
group discussion about the duties and Resident Assistant candidates for the
responsibilities of the Resident Assis- 1981-82 academic year must have a 2.00
tant, the benefits, and the experience to cumulative grade point average, and
be gained in working with and helping must have applied for on-campus
fellow students. housing for the Fall Term 1981. Further
Applications will be distributed along
with instructions in completing them,
and in the procurement of the required
references. Those who have another
commitment during the time of the
RED CROSS
By Kathy Kern
You are shopping at a department
store when the man who is in line next to
you gasps, clutches his chest, and falls to
the floor. He begins to turn blue and his
breathing ceases. What would you do?
If you've taken a Red Cross Cardio
pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) course,
you may save his life.
Besides offering basic instruction in
CPR, the course teaches the individual
to be aware of early warning signs, risk
factors, and symptoms.
The technique of CPR is to provide
artificial circulation and breathing to a
person whose heart and lungs have
stopped functioning because of a heart
attack, shock, drowning, or other cause.
External cardiac compressions adminis
tered manually are alternated with
mouth-to-mouth resuscitation in order to
stimulate the natural functions of the
heart and lungs, and so to save a life.
The Health Services Office here at
Capitol Campus is conducting training
sessions on CPR. There are still a few
spaces available for the Feb. 25 session,
which will be held from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. If
you are interested in the night session,
call the Health Services Office at 948-
6015 after 5:30 p.m. and speak to the
night nurse.
Perhaps you can save a life!
In 1906 Boston Red Sox pitcher Joe Harris
with a 2-21 record was tied for most defeats
in A.L. who was the other pitcher to lose 21
games that year?
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information may be obtained from Pat
Murphy, Coordinator, Residence Living
Program; John Pellecchia, Assistant
Coordinator, or from your Resident
Assistant.
NO
APOLOGY
From COLLEGIATE HEDLINES
(CH)--Staying home from a basketball
game means never having to say you're
sorry -- at least to the president of the
University of California-Los Angeles
student government.
Fred Gaines didn't attend the UCLA-
University of Southern California con
test in Pauley Pavilion, so he wasn't
around when Bruin fans pulled out toy
guns and shouted, "Shoot, Purvis, shoot"
at USC player Purvis Miller. The chant
was in reference to an allegation that
Miller pulled a gun on a group of USC
football players last summer.
John Sandbrook, assistant to the
UCLA chancellor, was outraged by this
behavior and wrote Gaines a letter,
suggesting he write a public apology for
publication in the UCLA and USC
newspapers and other area media.
The student government president
says he's not qualified to apologize for
activity he didn't witness or participate
in. Sandbrook says Gaines is shirking his
responsibilities. The university adminis
tration says it's not involved in the
conflict. And the fans say, "Go, Bruins!"
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