available whenever blood
is needed
I f blood supplies are
low, or a situation arises
when an individual needs
a lot of blood, the Blood
Bank will contact the fra
ternity and ask for donors.
The fraternity will vote on
the request and supply
blood to the Blood Bank in
the type they requested.
Moon says this pro
gram used to be available
to veterans and their fami
lies only, but has now
been made available to
anyone
The Friday before
Veteran's Day, November
11, the fraternity is trying
something new. Each year
they hold an observance
on campus and replace the
flag in front of the Olmsted
building, but this year
they will also have demon
strations and displays of
weapons and military
exercises. Moon says he
hopes to attract more
members of the communi
ty to this year's event
For more informa
tion on Chi Gamma lota
and membership, stop by
the Student Activities
Office or contact Gordon
Moon via E-mail at
grmllB@psuedu.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA IS LOOKING FOR
ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS INTERNS
The State Civil Sre\ ice Commission is currently accepting applications for Accounting and
Computer Interns. Most interns \\ ork in state agencies located in the Ilarrisbuaz area. Interns \\ ill
receive compensation. valuable cork experience and consideration for full time cmplo \ meet after
2radU3flon
Juniors enrolled in a bachelor's degree program in accounting and sophomores enrolled in a
bachelor's decree program in computer science are encouraged to apply. Penns Is aria rcsidenc
is required
Application materials and additional infornlation can he obtained from
Benito\fa mezSte,cLarur
State CI Commi,lon
Di, ; , ,ion of Recrultmcnt
PO Bo \ .569
Ham,huro.. PA I 710-cvq, , i
(717)7k7-6127
APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY OR POSTMARKED BY DECEMBER 13, 1996
From Alumni • • . 2
mentors, according to
Malm. The criteria is
leadership, accom
plishment, and profes
sionalism.
The students are
able to call the mentors
and "get a feel for
them," said Malm. I f
things go well, then a
match has been made.
If not, the student can
then select someone
else.
After the match,
the students have an
orientation session to
attend. This allows
them to get the most
from the mentor
mentee relationship,
said Malm. There is
also a "kickoff" break
fast for them to get to
know each other.
After the
breakfast, students
should have contact
with their mentor at
least five times from
LOW IMPACT/STEP AEROBICS
(COMBINED WITH STRENGTH TRAINING)
MONDAY & WEDNESDAY
12:30-1:30 P.M.
& 5-6 P.M.
CLASS BEGINS SEPT. 3, 1996
(FIRST WEEK'S CLASS WILL BE TUES. & WED. DUE TO LABOR DAY(
CLASS HELD IN MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
CAPITAL UNION BUILDING
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\ our local Pennsy h aura Job (,2lver
See the Blue Pages of sour telephone
Oos emmenc Office,-State Labor and Iricu•ar,
Job Center or Job Sen ice
(And Do It With A Lot Of Style.)
ti TOYOTA
SEE YOUR TOYOTA DEALER TODAY. ~Trcy'r.7.'
October to April. This
might mean going to
the job site or just dis
cussing current issues
in the field.
At the end of the
year, there is a "Wrap
up" reception and
evaluation to complete,
Maim says
Some students
have been lucky in the
past to be offered jobs
or internships, he
added. Former student
participants have been
known to come back
and say "Wow!" Maim
said.
Sorry to cut this
short, but I am apply
ing for an alumni
mentor myself and I
promised Maim that I
would return to his
office after I wrote this
article. I have to find
a criminal justice and
psychology alumni and
the deadline is Sept. 30,
1996.
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Students...
Win a Free ilollllllltef
Stop in at any Isaac's after 4pm to register
See store for details.
MKOMAOO Touo Agbit ©V©
If you are away from home and would like to register
to vote in your home,state, stop by the Student
Assistance Center, Wll7 Olmsted Building, and pick
up the "National Voter Registration Form."
NEWS
Fr • m WPSH • • . 5
will DJ private parties.
Ditullio says, "We
do have DJ equipment,
but the parties have to
be one's where they
card for age."
WPSH further
plans to attract advertis-
ers by offering reduced
rates compared to com
mercial radio. Watkins
said the station has a
studio w here they can
even produce advertise
ments.
Watkins said that
PSH students will soon
be able to purchase T
shirts and hats, which
carry the station's new
name and slogan.
"Coming to a body
near you," Watkins says.
If you want to
find out how to become a
DJ for WPSH or call in
your requests, you can
reach the station at
(717) 948-6396.
ISAAC
Restaurant & Deli
~e,com
Visit us at wwwisaacs,
ershey
•3-9665
ist Shore
estown Rd
'l-1111
st Shore
;smoyne
6-1111
Thought"
er 16:-2-9:
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CAPTIMES, September 19,
Want a flood buzz
ROLL out the
Ffel
The Capital Times
We need:
Reporters
Columnists
Photographers
Copy Editors
Designers
Account/Billing Managers
Advertising Sales Reps
Layout Artists
Entertalnment/Restuarant
Reviewers
Open to all students
Calender of
September 21 - PO vs. Temple
September 24 - SGA Meeting,
September 24 - Mark Pittman,
September 26 - Heindel Library
October 1 - Using Psyclnfo on
LIAS, workshop,
October 1 - SGA Meeting, Rm 216
October 1 - "Time Management"
October 3
October 3
October 8
October 8
October 9
October 10
October 10
We will even train
you.
Join our team today!
Call (717) 948-6440
or
stop by in W-341,
Olmsted Bldg
Events
Giant Stadium
216, 12:30 pm
hypnotist,Dining
Commons, 9 pm
workshop-Searchin
America: History and Li
Heindel Library
12:30 pm
workshop, Noon-12:30p
Dining Commons
"Time Management"
workshop, 3-3:30p
Dining Commons
OAB Meeting, Rm
216, 12:30 pm
Searching ERIC
(LIAS and LAN
versions)
SGA Meeting, Rm 21
12:30 pm
XGl's Blood Drive,
Gallery Lounge
Searching the MLA
International
Bibliography
workshop
Cap Times 3rd Issu
will be published