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Ideas!" include
• saving electricity
costs and energy by a
concerted effort to turn
off unnecessary lights
especially when leaving
the classroom
• orientation, includ
ing a tour for all new
employees
• a bike path from
Meade Heights to class
rooms on campus for
safety.
• saving energy
( heating and air condi
tioning) costs by volun
tarily not using the elec
tric door in the front of
Olmsted if not necessary
for access
• assign first aid and
CPR trained "floor war
dens" to help in emer- • helping support
gency situations family literacy through
• plant blue and white volunteering
flowers at campus • keep departments
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• use Exxon Fleet Cards better serve our student
on college vehicles to get body, and to be more "stu
a discount when purchas- dent friendly" in general
in g gas off campus • move "Lost and
• provide a space dedi- Found" to the library
cated to displaying stu- because of the extended
dent art, with publicity hours of operations
and opening receptions The contest seems to be
• overcoming working.
"Hollowed Collegiality" to " You know what the
have faculty work togeth- secret is?" Bruhn ques
er to improve teaching tions with a big smile.
and the undergraduate makes people put their
complaints into positive
language."
The contest is set up
so respondents suggest
how something bad can
be made good.
"What I 'm trying to do
is provide a more cohe
sive college by promoting
events that include stu
dents, staff and faculty,"
Bruhn said.
experience
• using the Patriot
News "Insideline" to
spread the word on PSH
• putting an
Automatic Teller Machine
in Olmsted near the Lion's
Den
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Women's History Month
March 1996 Events
The Unbiased Work Environment: Dealing with Sexual and Racial Harassment
Presented By Ann Van Dyke, Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
Friday, March 15, Noon
Penn State Harrisburg Gallery Lounge, 777 West Harrisburg Pike, Middletown
Pasts We Tell Ourselves: Women, History and American Culture
Presented by Linda Kerber, University of lowa
Monday, March 18, 8:30 a.m.
Penn State Harrisburg Eastgate Center, 1010 North Seventh Street, Harrisburg
A constitutional Right to be Ladies: Women, Citizenship and military Obligation
Presented by Linda Kerber, University of lowa
Monday, March 18,7 p.m.
Penn State Harrisburg Gallery Lounge, 777 West Harrisburg Pike, Middletown
Quilts and Women's Social History
Presented by Yvonne Milspaw, Harrisburg Area Community College
Tuesday, March 19, Noon
Penn State Harrisburg Gallery Lounge, 777 West Harrisburg Pike, Middletown
Women and the Holocaust
Presented by Louise Hoffman and Eric Epstein, Penn State Harrisburg
Thursday, March 21, 12:30 p.m.
Penn State Harrisburg Gallery Lounge, 777 West Harrisburg Pike, Middletown
Dramatic Readings: Living Herstory
Presented by Dorothy King, Penn State Harrisburg
Friday, March 22, Noon
Penn State Harrisburg Auditorium, 777 West Harrisburg Pike, Middletown
Women's Health: The Issue of Long-Term Care
Presented by Cynthia Massie, Penn State Harrisburg
Monday, March 25, Noon
Penn State Harrisburg Gallery Lounge, 777 West Harrisburg Pike, Middletown
Expert Panel Session: Current Treatment and Research Findings Concerning Stalking
Moderated by Toni Dupont-Morales, Penn State Harrisburg
Thursday, March 28, 9:30 p.m. '
Penn State Harrisburg Gallery Lounge, 777 West Harrisburg Pike, Middletown
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and how he treated his
female students. He was a
sexist, Malligo said. He
was later sued for his con
duct in class.
These are the kinds
of prejudices that the club
is trying to overcome.
They want women to become
more involved with math;
therefore, extinguish any
fears related to this field
of learning. That is why,
Jud and Malligo said, they
are inviting a female
speaker later on in the
semester
"It was fun dancing with
them," Traci Hulstein said.
Miranda Thompson said, "I
think it was nice of them to
come the whole way down here
those prejudices are out I for us."
Jud, on the other
hand, has had favorable
experiences with math, yet
she doesn't doubt that
there
Both Malligo and
Jud agree that their expe
r fence at Penn State
Harrisburg has been very
favorable. They said they
enjoy the c lub and the
activities they have been
able to attend because of
the club.
Positions Available for students
interested in providing a summer of
recreation for special needs child
ren and adults. Beacon Lodge Camp
located in Central Pennsylvania, is
seeking camp counselors for summer
camping program beginning May 28
and ending August 14. In addition
there is a need for WSI; Lifeguards,
Program Director, Unit Director, Nurses;
and the following instructors: Canoeing,
Kayaking, Archery, Riflery, Games, Arts
& Crafts, Music/Drama, Nature. The summer
offers a well-rounded program of activities
from bowling to overnight camp outs, and
canoe trips down the Juniata River. To
request an application and/or additional
information, write to
PA LIONS BEACON LODGE CAMP
114 SRIO3 SOUTH
MOUNT UNION PA 17066-9601
PHONE 814-542-2511
FAX 814-542-7437
CAPTIMES, February 29,1996
The Demey Elementary
School fifth - graders with
sweaty hands, smiles and a lot
of energy shared their feelings
on the event.
"I thought it was cool,"
Taleda Peterson said. "It was
fun seeing how they dance and
hearing how they talk."
Tiffany Markey said, "I
think it's cool."
"It was nice," said Michele
Galbino.
David Viola said, "It's cool
of them to let us come and learn
about their culture."
"They're good," said Daniel
Nauman, who was glad he didn't
have to hold a girl's hand.
Nicole Griffin said, "The
dances were fun."
"I liked it a lot," Frank
Arnold said.
Ryan Reed said, "I t was fun
jamming to the music."
"It was fun and you got to go
fast," Josh Reichel said. "They
had neat clothes."
Nicole Noon said, "It
was fun because we got to
dance with the Indians and
the little kid was cool."
"I liked all the dances,
but the woman's dance was
the best," Ashley Miezitis
said.
Tyler Raisie said, "I
learned different words."
"I learned some new
words and it was fun danc
ing," Greg O'Donnell said.
Mike Brommer said, " I
had a lot of fun learning
about nature."
"I thought it was funny,
but neat," said Jesse
Woodrow.