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p.m. Both meetings will be
held in the Gallery Lounge
"We want as much
student input as possible on
this," said SGA President
Frank Nieves in the senate
meeting Oct. 22. "We might
not see the benefit of this,
but students in future gener
ations will"
All proposals for
future use of the space must
be received in the office of
physical plant, and directed
to the task force chair, Ed
Dankanich. Proposal dead
line is 5 p.m., Nov. 27, 1996
A second college
MEET PROVOST AND
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 1
7 TO 8: 1 5 pm IN THE
MAIN Lobby
meeting is scheduled for Jan
23, 1997, in the Gallery
Lounge. The purpose of the
meeting is to review all the
proposals that were submit
ted with the campus commu
nity.
The committee wil I
submit its final recommenda
tions to Dr. James D. South,
associate prom:At for admin
istration on March 1, 1997.
information about the pro
posal process, contact the
task force chair Ed
Dankanich at (717) 948-
6235, or any member of the
committee
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REPRESENTATIVES
(And Do It With A Lot Of Style.)
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Candidates need to have a
GPA of at least 3.2 and may
be either full-time or part-
time students
application can be obtained
from Nancy Hollis by calling
948-6759 or by contacting
Dr. Mazis at 948-6202.
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For more information
about the Fencing club, con
tact Rachel Wright at 761-
0550, or via e-mail at
rwright@ptdprobg.net.
There is also a mailbox for
the Fencing club in the stu
dent activities office.
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relate to, music
Because performing
and creating music is how
Bell makes his living and
pays for his college educa
tion, Bell says that his com
mitment to Fuel comes "first
and foremost."
However, despite the
band's schedule, Bell com-
mits time and a concentrated
effort to his course work so
that he can "absorb" the
material and achieve the
maximum benefit from his
academic experience, he says.
"On the way to a club,
Carl will be sitting in the car
with a flashlight in his
mouth, reading a book,"
Abbott says.
He says that Bell also
studies and reads assign-
ments between sets.
"And we have been in
some pretty horrendous band
rooms," he adds.
SGA wants to
"lock up"
volunteers
Jody L. Jacobs
Editor
The student govern
ment association (SGA) i s
planning a "lock up" fund
raiser for Nov. 20.
The SGA is seeking
faculty and staff volunteers
who are willing to be locked
up "for fun" in the Olmsted
Building lobby, according to
SGA Vice President, Liane
Bankos.
Those who allow
themselves to be "arrested"
should be sponsored by an
individual or group.
Students can even arrange to
have faculty and staff
"locked up," Bankos said.
Once jailed, the individual
will receive one phone call to
raise money in order to
"bail" themselves out, she
added.
Bankos said she is
CAPTIMES, October 31, 1996
Bell says that his two
lives as rock musician and
college student are actually
quite complimentary. It is a
difficult schedule, but he
says that it suits him.
The band now awaits
the release of their compact
disc "Porcelain" in mid-
November.
Bell anticipates that
the time he must dedicate to
Fuel will increase and that
the band's schedule will
become more hectic then.
Although his educa
tion is important to him, Bell
says that he might not be
able to attend classes next
semester so that he can
direct his attention to the
opportunities that the band
will have after the CD is
re leased.
"I've been pursuing
this for so long, I'm at the
point of no return," he says
attempting to make arrange
ments with the campus police
to have their officers make
the "arrests."
Provost and Dean,
John H. Bruhn; Associate
Provost for Administration,
James South; and Director of
Student Affairs, Donald
Holtzman have volunteered to
give up their freedom for this
fundraising event, Bankos
said.
"Actually, it's not the
fundraising that I'm focusing
on," the vice president said,
"it's getting students more
involved in fun campus activ
ities that's important to me."
If you would like to
wlunteer to be "locked up"
on Nov. 20, or would like
arrange an "arrest," call
L iane Bankos in the SGA
office at (717) 948-6137.
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