CROSS
WORD
PUZZLE
FROM COLLEGE
PRESS SERVICE
17 Disturbance
18 In good season
20 Laugh
21 Note of scale
23 Pigpen
24 Easy to do
28 Wine cup
30 Sweated
32 Strokes
34 Anglo-Saxon
ACROSS
1 Grain
4 Small factories
9 Guido’s high
note
12 By way of
13 Labors
14 Vigor: colloq.
15 Everyone
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36 Mississippi
River
side-wheelers
39 City in Iran
40 Caught sight of
41 Article
43 Sun god
44 Again: prefix
45 Athletic groups
47 Nobleman
50 Young salmon
51 P> 'rd
LL,
1 minimum 5
Puzzle Answer
55 Trio
56 Be in debt
57 Skill
58 Pays attention
59 Damp
DOWN
1 Eggs
2 Be ill
3 Story
4 Begins
5 Motion-picture
capital
6 Unctuous
7 Work at one’s
trade
8 Steamship:
abbr.
9 Slender finial
10 Sign of zodiac
11 Likely
17 Sped
19 Equally
20 Head covering
21 Fall into disuse
22 Oriental nurses
24 Showered
praise upon
25 Country of Asia
26 Nocturnal
mammal
27 Dropsy
29 Above and
touching
31 Pitching stat.
33 Whirling motion
37 Insect
38 Portions
42 Printer’s
measure
45 Mountain lake
46 Pack away
47 Sched. abbr.
48 Ventilate
49 Soak
50 Greek letter
52 Female sheep
53 Openwork
fabric
55 Symbol for
thulium
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New faces
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New York.
Brand is currently pursuing a
full-time independent research.
This independent research in
volves a cross-sectional study of
remarriage and stepparenting.
From Sept. 1983 until Aug.
1984, Brand had a Clinical
Psychology internship from the
department of psychology at
the Friends Hospital and the
Robert A. Clark outpatient
clinic in Philadelphia, Pa.
Brand currently resides in
Philadelphia, Pa.
Alhamdoullah “Omid” An
sary of Highspire is another
new addition to the engineering
faculty.
Ansary received a
Masters degree in Electrical
Engineering from the Universi
ty of Akron, in Ohio and is cur
rently working towards a Ph.D.
One of the main reasons An
sary said he came to Capitol
Campus was because he was
very impressed with the quali
ty of faculty here.
“I feel that a good faculty in
sures better output,” Ansary
said.
He also said that the courses
offered and the engineering
department in general con
tributed to his selection in com
ing to Capitol.
“As an instructor 1 want to
be in the atmosphere with the
greatest potential for growth,
my growth and that of my
students,” Ansary said.
By Melanie Miller
Jane McQuain
Stacy Krnjaic and
Joseph L. Michalsky
photos
Profile
Lion
Quarterback John Shaffer
matched career highs with 12
completions and 167 yards
passing against Maryland last
Saturday. Shaffer’s perfor
mance, one day after his 21st
birthday, tied his previous highs
achieved in last year’s West
Virginia game