SPORTS/C4 LENDER
NOW THROUGH DEC. 17
David Avery’s “Autumn
Sundays” and Regina Martin’s
“Garden Ballet” are on display
in the Gallery Lounge.
NOW THROUGH DEC. 7
The Institute of Management
Accountants Student Chapter is
sponsoring a “Toys for Tots”
drive. A collection bin will be in
the Olmsted Main Lobby. Only
new toys will be accepted.
THURSDAY, DEC. 2
The Student Government
Association is inviting every
one to go Christmas caroling.
Students should meet at Frey
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Village Nursing Home on North
Union St. at 6 p.m.
International Affairs Association
Meeting, 12:30 p.m., W 139
Olmsted.
Capital Times Staff Meeting,
12:30 p.m., W 341 Olmsted. All
students welcome to attend.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8
School of Business
Administration Current Issues in
Business lecture series will feature
Dr. Ching-Chung Kuo, Associate
Professor of Operations
Management who will speak on
“Practical Applications of
Operations Research,” at noon in
the Eastgate Center.
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FRIDAY, DEC. 10
Last day to withdraw from the
university for the fall semester.
SATURDAY, DEC. 18
Penn State Harrisburg Fall
Commencement, 9:30 a.m.,
Hershey Park Arena.
To have your announcement
listed in The Capital Times,
e-mail us at captimes@psu.edu
or drop it off in our mailbox in
the Student Activities Office,
212 Olmsted Building.
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East Coast Hoppers
Win PSH Football Title
Behind a huge defensive per
formance, the East Coast Hoppers
defeated the Western Wildcats
13-0 on Nov. 18 to win the Penn
State Harrisburg Intramural
Football Championship.
The Wildcats got the ball first
and drove immediately down the
field to' the Hoppers’ 15-yard
line. That’s when Chuck Tobias
intercepted a pass and returned it
into Wildcat territory.
The Hoppers took the advan
tage as Paul Uhl caught a touch
down pass from Darius Johnson
on a rollout play to make the
score 6-0. The Hoppers failed to
convert the extra point.
The Wildcats weren’t discour
aged by the score however, and
drove inside the Hoppers’ 20-
yard line once again.
Like dejavu, Tobias intercept
ed a pass in the end zone and ran
it back into Wildcat territory.
The Hoppers took the ball
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By Barry J. Hicks
Capital Times Staff Writer
down the field and Darius
Johnson caught a touchdown
pass from Paul Uhl. This time the
Hoppers made the extra point to
make it 13-0.
Before halftime, the Wildcats
took the ball to the Hoppers’
five-yard line but were unable to
score despite a near spectacular
catch by John Johnson.
There was no scoring by
either team in the second half.
Pete Terpak intercepted a pass
for the Hoppers late in the game
to end any chances of a come
back.
The East Coast Hoppers will
play the Penn State Schuylkill
football champions at PSH on
Dec. 6 at 8:30 p.m.
No legacy is as rich
as honesty.
Shakespeare