The Capital Times
Penn Stale Grads—
The position* indicated here ere muhiPte listing* ot
opportunities with top-flight flrsMine progressive orgenire
thin* kwsted in variou* pert* ot the country, end we do
hew* ivmitsti number of foreign assignments,
BA LIBERAL ARTS TO $ 7,800
BSECON&FiN TO $ 8.400
OS PHYSICS TO S 9,100
B 8 BUS ADM TO $ 8,400
88 MATH IX) $ 8,400
OS ACCOUNTING TO $ 8,400
BSCHEM TO S 0,000
88 MisT fcNGR TO $lO,BOO
8S 810/CHEM TO $ 8/400
BSCHUMI-NU TO $lO,OOO
88 (NO MGMT TO $ 10,900
88 IND ENG TO $lO4lOO
11888 TO S 10.800
BSMCi TO $lO,BOO
Them position* represent multiple situation*, companies
who ere willing to o»y our fee to recruit for them on or ofl
c*mpu*. end include* interviewing end moving expense*.
Mtny here tuition piens *or advanced degree pfojriow.
Out firm » e leading netionai recruiting organization
i'cteined by many of ti«t tup flight, Fortune-500 listed
companies to meruit outstanding end unusual talent* lor
their expending operation*.
For interviewing arrangements pieeso telephone
Mr. Heafant. Director of College Relation*
413~471<6?tf0
COLLECT, &r Mod resume to
ROBERT J. BUSHEE & ASSOCIATES, INC.
Suite 250, 300 Sixth Avenue Building
PitUfourgh, P*. 15223
PSH AT THE MILENNIUM Wednesday, August 25,1999 ll
Clockwise from top left: A. the Harrisburg Rock
Festival, reported in the old Capitolist on May 26,
1971. B. Students enjoying the "new" lounge in
WlO7 Olmsted Building, March 1971. C. Enroll
ment and news from September 1970. D. Just in
case you wanted to complain about your tuition, look
at what they had to pay in 1972! E. An ad from
1972 you won't see in 1999. F. It's scary to know
that in 1971 the starting wage with a college degree
is the amount you'd get working for minimum wage
today. G. A Steppenwolf concert ad from April
1971.
Higher Tuition
Oufrafahrts tuition • it the
Medical Center was increased
9396 t© a total of $2,400 fee the
' academic year,
A uniform 575-per-academic
year increase in board and room
charges was made throughout
rv the system, bringing the charge
U to $1,140 for students in double
rooms. Single room charges are
- More Headaches
slightly higher.
“The trustee* greatly regret
the neceatfty to increase costa to
Students end their parents,
especially In the knowledge that
easy students come from low
and middle income families,”
President Oswald said.
“The increase in tuition arises
from higher costs involved in all
phases of the University’s
operations.
“I am a strong advocate of
low tuition public higher
education in a free society,”
President Oswald continued.
.“However, 1 am aware of a
conviction of many persons in
them financially difficult timet
that students and their patents
must bear a higher percentage of
the cost of their education.
Every effort wilt be made to
Svide necessary financial aid
students needing such
assistance in connection with the
increased tuition.”
Ho State foods are used in the
residence hall and food service
operations, The charges there
reflect the foil cost of the
operation, including building
amort fetation,
The Pennsylvania State
fMbwMty- -is- taking, steps to
assist students in Pennsylvania’s
flood ravaged areas to continue
their eoSege education.
The Office of Student Aid
today reported it is reevaluating
financial aid granted to students
in jyfew of possible flood Josses
sustained fey the# parents,
ferae 1, McMannes, associate
director of the Office of Student
Aid, safe! letters have been
mailed to more ten 4,200
returning and new students in an
eight-county redevelopment area
designated by the Economic
Oevetepment Administration.
Counties designated are
Dauphin, Luzerne, Lycoming,
Mifflin, Northumberland,
Schuylkill, Susquehanna and
Wyoming.
“We want to give each
student, including new
freshmen, every opportunity to
apply for aid, Mr. McMannes
said, “and we want to be certain
to re-evaluate any aid already
offered using updated
information.
Student aid - in the form of
grants and loans ~ has already
been awarded in many cases to
students for the Pali term. The
awards were based on family
financial Circumstances.