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The work of professional nature, wildlife, and
automotive photographer Betty H. Ott is cur
rently on display in the main central corridor of
Olmsted Building. Ott is a resident of
Harrisburg, a graduate of the Harrisburg Area
Community College, and a member of the Art
Association of Harrisburg. The show will con
tinue until the end of September.
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An art exhibit from Group Doshi of the Susquehanna
Art Museum is on display through Dec. 13 in the
Morrison Gallery of the Library. A reception and
gallery talk will be Oct. 16 from 5:30 to 8 pro.
Fall Fest
Wednesday, October 30
Music, Food, and Fun in the Olmsted Building,
Thursday, October 31
Foto Button Fun & T-Shirts. Put pictures of you and your friends
on a button or a t-shirt.
12 noon to 6 p.m. in the Olmsted Lobby. Funding for this event is
provided by Student Activity Fee Monies
Evening CUB Activities"
“Late Nite at the CUB", will be held on October 23, November 20
and December 11 from 9 p.m. to midnight. Plans call for a guest
speaker at each program discussing topics of interest to the student
population. There will also be tournaments in such activities as
table tennis, racquetball, billiards, chess, checkers, etc. At the con
clusion of each program snacks will be provided. Anyone who
would like to suggest topics they would like to see presented can
call the Recreation/Athletic Department at 948-6267. Some topics
that are presently being considered center around healthy eating,
lifetime activities and their value, aerobics fitness, etc. For further
information please call Residence Living at x 6269 or
Recreation/Athletics at x 6266 or x 6267.
Basketball Shootout
The Great Basketball Shootout sponsored by Penn State Harrisburg
in conjunction with the United Way of the Capital Region will be
held in the CUB on Saturday, November 2nd, beginning at 10 a.m.
and concluding at 2 p.m.. The shootout is actually a foul shooting
marathon, participants are sponsored by family & friends for every
foul shot they are able to make out of 100 attempted. Then on
November 2nd the participant will come to the CUB and shoot
their 100 shots, and then collect the amount pledged for each suc
cessful try at the foul line. For further information contact Bud
Smitley at x 6267.
Intramural Touch Football
Registration is now open for the Intramural Touch Football League
that will begin on October 21st. Registration forms can be secured
Recreation Tournament
Once again PSH will compete in the Association of College Unions
International Region 4 Recreation Tournament that will be hosted
by the University of Maryland at Eastern Shore on Feb. 7 and 8.
Plans call for local tournaments to be held in bowling, billiards and
table tennis, and the winners of these tournaments will represent
PSH in February. Please call Bud Smitley at x 6267 for further
Jazz in the Gallery Lounge
The Eric Mintel Quartet brings its acclaimed jazz stylings to the
Gallery Lounge Tuesday, Oct. 22 at noon. The performance will
include new compositions by Mintel from their new CD
"Hopscotch."
s to The Capital Times Calender
xalban at: captimes@psu.edu
Some calendar items may be held for later publication.
at the CUB
information.
The Student Government Association
(SGA)
meets at 12:30
Accounting Club
The Accounting Club (IMASC) meets each
Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in
E-258 Olmsted,
International Affairs Association
The International Affairs Association meets
Wednesdays at 4:45 p.m. in W-137
Olmsted. New members are being sought.
All majors are welcome. For information,
e-mail cxp399@psu.edu.
Kathy Hale from the State Library will discuss the use of POWER Library at a
lecture sponsored by the State Data Center Thursday, Oct. 24 at noon at the Penn
State Downtown Center. She will discuss the many databases available with the
information service. The lecture is free and open to the public. To assure adequate
sealing, please r.s.v.p. to 717-783-0433.
The Fall Semester Psychology Program Colloquia series will continue with a talk
by Dr. Diane DiClemente from Dickinson College on "Evolutionary Mating
Strategies and the Consumption of Clothing." The colloquium will be Oct. 22 in
Room E-314 Olmsted from 5 to 6 pm. Everyone is welcome!
James Loewen, winner of the first annual Oliver Cromwell Cox Award for
Distinguished Anti-Racist Scholarship, will speak on his latest book, Lies Across
America, in which he portrays the true occurrences behind the public versions of
American history on Wednesday, Nov. 6, from 5 to 6 pm. in the Olmsted
Dr. Ken Wolensky, historian with the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum
Commission, will talk on his book, Fighting for the Union Label: The Women’s
Garment Industry and the ILGWU in Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, Oct. 30, from
6to 8:30 pm. in the Gallery Lounge. For more information, call (717) 948-6638,
On Oct. 23, Farooka Gauhari will present "An Afghan Woman Shares Her Story”
to the College community. Ms Gauhari will speak first-hand of the harrowing
experiences of countless Afghan families, thier suffering and struggles under totali
tarian rule, offering insights into topics related to ethnicity in Afghanistan, the prob
lems faced as a woman living in an Islamic society, and rebuilding after the
TalibanNoon -1:00 pm. the Gallery Lounge of the Olmsted Building.
October 22,2002 Law Schools Day, UP
October 24,2002 Grad Schools Day, UP
November 6,2002 Capital Region Co-op/Intem Fair, PSH
November 14,2002 Education Fair, UP
Other dates to be anounced in future issues (for info contact Captimes
Plagiarism - Monday, Oct. 21, noon to 1 pm., Conference Center,
* Tuesday, Oct. 22,10 to 11 am., Conference Center.
Lion Ambassadors
The Lion Ambassadors meet in room C 212
at 5:00
American Studies/Humanities Club
meets in C-212 Olmsted from 5 to 6 p.m.
Gwen Wind at gkwlo6@psu.edu or Diane
Pietkiewicz at dmp22l@psu.edu for more
information
Every T 1
The Capital Christian Fellowship
will meet 12:15 -1:15 pm. in Wl3B.
Other
The Capital Times
will meet Every Tuesday and Thursday at
12:30 in room W 341
(marked “restricted area”)
Auditorium