SUBOG
Plans
Bizzy Buzz Reviewed
Weekend
By Leah Sendi
Brenda Marchegiani, president of
5.U.8.0.G., is hoping to get the
students to participate and for others to
come to Penn State at Harrisburg for the
Autumn Buzz weekend.
Activities for the Autumn Buzz are
geared at the student body.
Autumn Buzz is the weekend of Oct.
20 to Oct. 22.
On Oct. 20 Danny McCarthy will
perform at 12:15 p.m. in either the
Sculpture Garden or the B.C.A.C.
McCarthy sings songs from Bob
Dylan, Van Morrison, The Beatles, and
more, plus his own country-blue songs.
Dave Wopat will be performing Oct.
20 at 7:30 p.m. in the C.U.B. Wopat
does his musical programming on his
computers.
Between the hours of 5 p.m. and 7
p.m. the Capital Iron will have a bench
a-thon in the CUB.
Saturday, Oct. 22, there will be an
alumni homecoming hosting at 11:30
a.m., an alumni tailgate picnic, and 2:00
p.m. an alumni vs. the students sporting
game.
At 7:00 p.m. on Oct. 22, Randy
Levin, who ranked third in the region in
the comedian showcase competition in
N.Y., will perform in the CUB.
He does stand-up, improv, and
audience participation.
The Queen Bee band from State
College will perform in Peoples Park,
Mead Heights, at 9:00 p.m. They are a
blues rock band.
Also on Oct. 22 a carnival is
tentatively scheduled between 2 p.m. and
4 p.m. outside of the C.U.B.
The student organizations which have
expressed a willingness to participate are
the Capitolite, X.G.1., the photo club,
WPSH, and the College Republicans.
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Fresh Start
Want to quit smoking?
Free Workshop
conducted by
American Cancer Society
Oct. 17, 18, 24 and 26
12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Sign up in room W-102 or call 948-6015
Facilitator: Dr. Sam Monosmith
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Plus/Minus
Policy
by SGA
By Leah Sendi
In Student Government Association
action recently, the plus and minus
system which was added to the grading
policy university-wide last year was
discussed.
There will be surveys to find out if
the students are in favor of the new
policy.
C.C.S.G. is trying to get the grading
system changed again to having plusses
but no minuses.
There was a meeting Oct.l at
University Park to talk with
representatives from all the universities.
This topic was scheduled for discussion.
The meetings are held every five weeks.
In other S.G.A. action:
* The R.A.s want to have on-going
movie nights every other Friday in the
auditorium starting Oct. 21 with "A
Nightmare on Elm Street."
They need funds and they must go
through the finance committee.
* The graduate students will be
having a social Oct. 24 from 4:30 p.m.
to 6 p.m.
S.G.A. will be providing some of the
cost.
* The banner that was displayed at
University Park by two representatives
from this campus, Toni Mandronico and
Michelle Noecker, was apparently stolen
from Beaver Stadium.
* Dr. Ruth Leventhal, provost and
dean, brought up the idea of scouting
for food project to take place Nov. 12
through 19. It will include six colleges
from the area, including the boy scouts,
to collect food for the needy and to give
the college publicity.
S.G.A. supported the food drive
project.
Meetings of the Student Government
Association are held every Tuesday at
12:30 p.m. in W-139 Olmsted.
Notice to all seniors:
Caps and gowns must be
ordered by Oct. 28 at the
bookstore for commence
ment on Jan. 7, 1989.
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