TARNHELM CLAIMS PLACE
AT CAMBRIDGE
Peter Parisi
Capital Times Advisor
A copy of the 1990 Tarnhelm has
been placed in the English and
philosophy faculty library of Cambridge
University in England.
Alex Neill, who taught philosophy at
Penn State Harrisburg last year, said he
was impressed with the quality of the art
and writing in the campus literary
magazine. He put a copy in the
browsing section of the library.
"I thought it was rather good," Neill,
a specialist in aesthetics, said in a phone
interview. "I like the photography, and a
whole bunch of the written pieces." He
recalled specifically the photography of
Kevin Facer and poetry of Karen
Mowery.
"I just thought it would be neat for
people to have a look at it," he said.
Neill earned his doctorate at Cambridge.
The browsing section of the English
and philosophy library of the centuries
old English university is not part of the
catalogued collection, Neill explained. It
is "a place in the library where you can
leave stuff for people to just come and
read and marvel over, dither - because Yoti
think it's interesting or don't need it any
more."
Having completed a one-year
appointment at Penn State Harrisburg,
Neill was back in England packing to
move from Cambridge to San Antonio,
Texas, where he will be visiting
assistant professor of philosophy at
Trinity University.
NEW CHAPTER
INSTALLED
Special to the Capital Times
Dawn Keefer
Sigma Alpha Chapter of Kappa Delta
Pi was installed on the Penn State
Harrisburg campus May 1, 1990 at 5:30
p.m. Three faculty members, Dr. Ernest
Dishner, Dr. Betty Fortner, and Dr.
William Henk reaffirmed their
memberships in this educational
honorary society. Fifty-four faculty
members and students became charter
members of the Sigma Alpha Chapter.
Mr. Ken Mele, field representative
and installing officer, was assisted by
Dr. Karen Nicholson and Dr. Betty
Fortner, Chapter Counselors. Dr.
Former accepted the charter from Mr.
Mele, officially recognizing the chapter
which became a reality because of the
hard work and determination of several
people including charter officers, Jill
Snyder, .Mindy Sabol, and Dr.
Nicholson, in the fall of 1989.
Honored guests included Dr. Ruth
Leventhal, Provost of PSH, and Dr.
Dishner, newly appointed Associate
Provost and Dean of Faculty. A
reception held in the Capital Union
Building for guests and members
GENERAL NEWS
Neill, a native Englishman, said he
thought, "there's some interesting things
in here. Why don't I just stick it in this
browsing chunk of the library so people
can see it?"
Although Neill parted with his copy
for the trans-Atlantic voyage, he asked a
faculty friend to send him a new copy in
Texas.
The 1990 Tarnhelm was edited by
Judith Johnson Farina and Karen
Mowery. Theodora Rapp Graham is
faculty advisor; Linda Ross, graphics
advisor and Troy Thomas, photography
advisor.
In the issue, Celia Fox won first
prize for fiction and poetry. Linda Eberly
won first prize for photography. Other
prize winners included: Kevin Facer
(second prize, photography); Karen
Mowery (second prize, poetry); and C.
W. Heiser (third prize, poetry).
Graham said,"l think there were
unusually strong submissions from
which these works were selected."
Free copies of the magazine are
available in the humanities division (W
-360).
Tarnhelm, which has appeared
regularly on campus eve ry year since
1971 with Graham as advisor, will soon
form a new editorial board, Graham said.
An organizational - meeting will be
announced soon after Labor Day.
' in addition to writing and editing,
Graham said, there will be positions for
students interested in graphics, layout,
printing and management.
"We use people with all kinds of
talents," she said.
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APPEAR AT CONFERENCE
On Saturday, August 25, PSH
Student Government Association will
sponsor a Student Leadership Conference
open to all students.
Bob Curry will appear as guest
facilitator (returning to PSH by popular
demand). He will help you become aware
of your own leadership styles so you can
be aware of how you operate in a group
and how others might react in response.
"I am really excited because we can
give students a real hands-on experience
in one day," said Janet Widoff, Director
of Student Activities. Even if you
attended a conference in the past, this
leadership conference will benefit you
because your own leadership styles may
have changed over time or your old
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Bob Curry is the Director of Human
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He holds the following degrees: M.F.d.,
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The. conference begins at 8:45 a.m.
acrd 'concludes at 5:15 p.m. The
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Lunch and snacks are provided. To
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or stop in Student Acthrities, 948-6273,
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