CAPITAL TIMES, April 4, 1990 Tuttle's By Mark Tuttle and John Garvey Capital Times Staff Mark Tuttle agreed to run for Student Govermment President as a write-in candidate. We the students of Penn State Harrisburg have an opportunity to achieve something that is rarely ever realized--having the right candidate step "Dollars for Choice" is the fund-raising effort to enable BERG FOR GOVERNOR to convey the following message to others throughout the Commonwealth: Democratic candidate, Phil Berg states that: "There should be no government inter vention in a woman's reproductive rights. It is not the PRO-CHOICE objective to demand that every unwanted pregnancy is to be terminated by abortion. It is the anti choice position to insist, unequivocally, that every unwanted pregnancy be maintained ❑ I want to help PHIL BERG become GOVERNOR of Pennsylvania: ❑ Register students on campus ❑ Make phone calls ❑ Help develop issues ❑ Help ❑ I want to contribute to the BERG FOR GOVERNOR campaign by sending my "Dollars for Choice". I have enclosed: ❑ $l.OO ❑ $5.00 ❑ $25.00 ❑ $lOO.OO ❑ $500.00 ❑ other Name Addres City Occupation * .1 "Dollars for Choice" Paid for by Item for Governor Committee. frank R. Thunquist. Treasurer GENERAL Rights forward to fight for everything we students at PSH stand for. Tuttle's views are simple, but need to be heard even if he didn't win the election. Student Government needs someone who is visionary, and Tuttle's ideas give a solid foundation from which to build. The following is Mark Tuttle's list of Penn State Harrisburg's list of rights: The right to bring a problem concerning a professor to the head of a department without having it fall on deaf * FORD OVER% * Phone S T even against the will of the woman involved We are concerned with all of our Civil Rights, which are as American as apple pie, baseball and PRO-CHOICE!" "Dollars for Choice" will educate and register the disenchanted and disillusioned individuals who represent 40 0 /0-50% of our potential electorate who are unregistered and also advise them of the importance of this election to reaffirm our basic Constitu tional rights. NEWS ears because of the amount of tenure the professor has achieved. The right not to have every decision tabled at SGA meetings. The right to use a meal plan card between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the Lion's Den. The right to park for 20 minutes in a 15 minute spot without police services putting you on their top 10 most-wanted list. The right to have a library where Shakespeare's Hamlet is not listed in the new releases section. The right to sign out raquetball equipment without six forms of i.d., a Mail to BERG FOR GOVERNOR 706 Ridge Pike Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 or call (215) 834-7600 quart of blood and a note from your mother. The right not to have to take "Introduction to Intermediate Musical Anthropology in Lower Mesopotamia" when the classes you needed closed ten minutes into registration. The right to have a radio station with a broadcast signal capable of getting beyond the walls of the building. The right not to pay thousands of dollars to live in a forty-year-old box on a small section of property that cost Penn State a BUCK! The right to be waited on at Jamesway by someone higher up on the evolutionary ladder than a chimp with an attitude...someone who won't look at you after you have waited 45 minutes to buy a pack of Certs and say, "I'm going on my break." The right to be able to go from the first floor to the second on the elevator in less than two hours...or just being able to go at all. The right to say your campus has a view that could kill and not be talking about TMI. The right to have drinking water that doesn't send chills up the spine of people vacationing from Mexico. The right to have the local police patrol nieghborhoods and not Turkey Hills. The right to have more than the same three girls at every party...every weekend...forever. The right not to have a required class scheduled at 8 a.m. every semester. The right to have your refund check come in when it's supposed to. The right to have "Hank's Pen Ramble's" syndira Pd to every newspaper known to mankind. The right to not have 8 ten-page papers due on the same day. The right to find your car in the parking lot after class without having to send out a search party. The right not having to envy the Odd Fellow's Home for how much it looks like a college. The right not to have to sit through an hour-long class on using the IBM computers when all you're going to do is ask the person on duty to help you out anyway. The right to have a campus newspaper that can spell the word "business" correctly. The right to have an underground campus newspaper that can offend someone, or at least use 1 four-letter word. The right to have a non-fictional character as SGA President. The right not to have one person in the front row of class kill the curve. The right to have a cheerleading squad that doesn't need crash helmets. The right to digest your food without seeing an extremely hefty person ordering thirds in the cafeteria. The right to not give pedestrians the right-of-way on campus. The right to have a Spring Break sometime near spring. The right not to suffer through Saturday morning cartoons because wrestling was preempted by the Billy Graham Show. These are some of the beliefs of Mark Tuttle which we at the Capital Times feel should be kept in mind as the new SGA gets ready to take office. Thank ou.
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