a I I 1 4 1 The TARNI-lELM Editorial Staff N I Invites You to Attend 4 'ils s ha T 11. /be ppr c,h,„„, ~,, /, IRN111:1,111 will hr ,liii . ilinteil at a tei ipttwi twinning the authors and in lINI.S ktattred IN IN 41111 V Plea(' /OM lls in a celebration of the creativity al (him' lruhh.sl u in this F ill INT year '.s literally and a,!' in,IL!(IZIPIC PI I.:(' in (MR to he pre%e»ted to winner. , hr I )t . Alin Bruhn, Provost INIII -,-..v• IN /, ~, . ~ IN Reception April 21, 19'17 front 3:30-5:011 in the Auditorium' I Refreshments follon Mg ceremony in Student Activities Lounge NIL _ "41 15 •4 5 •41 15 °"4 15 q iSP I- 41i 15 11 15- 4, 15 ° 6 4 IS'A i15.-4151e5',711,510W3'.°Ael PENNSTATE C p r ~ -vo United Way of the Capital Region Students • Faculty • Staff On September 5, 1997, the college community will again have the opportunity to show Penn State Harrisburg cares by participating in the 1997 Day of Caring. Volunteers are already signing up for the fun event which will be conducted on Friday, Sept. 5. Last year, PSH "workers" were assigned to the Hidden Valley Boy Scout Camp and the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank. Many of those volunteers have enthusiastically returned to the member agencies to further show their commitment. Volunteers in the program get an opportunity to perform a "hands-on" job for the agencies while gaining insight into the needs of the community. To volunteer for the Day of Caring, contact Judy Shank at 948-6272. P;M Harrisburg 18 5 5 NEWS Still I Rise I'M A BLACK OCEAN LEAPING AND WIDE WELLING AND SWELLING I REAR IN THE TIDE LEAVING BEHIND NIGHTS OF TERROR AND FEAR INTO THE DAYBREAK THAT'S WONDROUSLY CLEAR BRINGING THE GIFTS THAT MY ANCESTORS GAVE I AM THE DREAM AND THE HOPE OF THE SLAVE 11• 01994 UNIF SUPPORT THE UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND 01978 try Maya Angelou I ked try perl7ll,sjol, of Random Home. int and The Author A ntind is a terrible thing to waste. vivzhnvAm10r.......w......v0r...F........... p I It o. , 0 . 1 F ii AND SAVE: When you buy products made from recycled materials, T P recycling keeps working. To find out more, call 1-800-CALL-EDF 4 rffl iMisc Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection iillalllll.llllllllLllllllol/1111131111:1111CIA lUST LIKE THE MOONS AND THE SUNS WITH CERTAINTY OF TIDES JUST LIKE HOPES SPRINGING HIGH OUT OF HUTS OF HISTORY'S SHAME- BUY RECYCLED. Still I'll rise I rise I rise I rise ENVIRONMENTAL el DEFENSE FUND CAPTIMES, April 24, 1997 BY MAYA ANGELOU DR. A NGE L 011'S POEM MIRRORS OUR OWN FOR 50 YEARS UNCF COLLEGES HAVE HELPED STUDENTS RISE TO NEW HEIGHTS ACHIEVEMENT AND PRODUCTIVE LIVES NOW YOU CAN RISE TO THE CHALLF-NGE AND SUPPORT THIS IMMIEEMEI 1-800-332 UNCF such an award," Bruhn said Daka will continue to con tribute to the Penn State Harrisburg community by participating in pro grams that promote diversity on campus, he said. The International Affairs president also plans on returning to Cairo for a student United Nations conference in the fall. His level of involvement in campus and university issues is credited to his advisor, Dr. Gilpin, he said. "If it wasn't for Dr. Gilpin, I would have never receive the award. He, more than any other person, has contributed to my acad emic development." \ l'Hl 2 Neat , ohl, 1002 Stevie Ace Hines NlUcd he ci (blink Link a /I I\ Jai( it 23, 100.3, on Pa( if ic CAIN( I liginvav inll'ilmington, Calif II you don't stop your I nencl irons driving drunk. who will? Do whatever it takc, U S Department of Transportation
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