Report of smoldering ashtray.
Employee put smoke out with
water. It appears ashtray has not
been emptied for a long time.
8:38 p.m. Housing issue. M & 0
contacted for heater not working
January 20, 2003
9:20 a.m. Theft. Report of theft of
tools from vehicle and damage to
the vehicle parked in lot
overnight. Total loss - $260.
1:40 p.m. Suspicious person
Report of suspicious male.
Investigation continuing.
11:55 p.m. Housing complaint.
Report of new heat- housing con
tacted.
January 23, 2003
6:50 p.m. Housing complaint.
Report of no heat. Housing con
tacted.
January 25,2003
6:10 p.m. Alarm activated.
Sprinklers activated due to defec
tive sprinkler sensor. Several
apartments suffered water dam
age.
January 26, 2003
12:08 p.m. Housing assist. Parent
called about water damage in
apartment. Housing contacted.
3:08 p.m. Traffic complaint.
Report of vehicles driving on
sidewalks. Verbal warnings issued
9:55 p.m. Housing assist.
Information provided to resident
about water damage.
January 27, 2003
12:01 a.m. Residence life issue.
Provided caller with residence life
information in regards to room-
mate issue
12:02 a.m. Roommate complaint
Residence life- caller requested
police to respond for roommate
issue. Resident life advised of
problem.
11:39 a.m. Fall victim. Visiting
university scholar fell on North
Union St.
January 29, 2003
11:35 p.m. Suspicious person.
Suspicious male in building stand
ing a t door. PSO approached and
subject fled. Unable to ID.
Thon 2003
February 4 in the Auditorium at 5:00 p.m
The Penn State Harrisburg Thon Committee for the Four Diamonds Fund is sponsoring a
Bachelor/Bachelorette Event on February 4 in the Auditorium at 5:00 p.m. This exciting night
will allow students to decide on a person that they would like to place a bid on and then accom
pany that person on a group get-together at the ABC North Bowling Alley on February 7 . All of
the proceeds will go to the Four Diamonds Fund to help kids with cancer. There will be light
refreshments provided during the event and the group get-together is free of charge. So sign up in
the Student Activities Office in Room 200 to be a Bachelor or Bachelorette or simply just! show
up on the 4th and have a good time. Questions, please contact Mary Anne Nguyen
mtnl22@psu.edu.
The International Affairs Association (lAA) is seeking help with staffing its 31st annual High
School Model United Nations conference. lAA meets every Wednesday at 4 p.m., starting Jan 29
Any and all interested parties should either stop in to a meeting, or e-mail Dr. Clem Gilpin at
cegs@psu.edu or Chris Patterson at cxp399@psu.edu. Or call 717 948 6066.
Healthy, Wealthy, Wise
The 10th Annual "Healthy, Wealthy and Wise: Lifetime Links" will be held on Wednesday,
February 12th from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Olmsted Building. The following will be offered:
* % of Body Fat Calibrated
* Healthy Tips from the Healthy Grocer
* Pulmonary Function Test
* Derma-scan & Cancer Risk Assessment
* Massage Therapy
* Lipid Profile and Risk Assessment ($ll charge for this test)
* Stroke Assessment
* Also, healthy food ideas will be available for lunch.
This activity is sponsored by the Student Life Department. For further information call the Health
Food for Thought
The International Film Festival ad hoc Committee thanks all members of the community for the
nearly 100 fine suggestions received. A good title for the series is still needed. Please send your
ideas now to Valerie Duhig at vxd3@psu.edu.
Circle K International
Circle K is an international service organization on the collegiate level (Key Club in high school
and Kiwanis Club in the community would be its equivalent). The club has just been restarted on
the Harrisburg campus. With regional and national conventions, activities include service projects
to the school and community as w! ell as helping fellow chapters in our District. For more infor
mation, email rbsls3@psu.edu or attend a meeting and find out more about us. Next meetings
are Feb 4 and Feb 18 from 12:45- 1:45 p.m. in E 202.
Earth Day
The Earth Day Planning Committee is now forming and will have its first meeting on
Wednesday, Feb 5 at noon in the Oliver LaGrone Cultural Center, Olmsted. Everyone on campus
is invited to volunteer for this student/faculty/staff committee. We are also encouraging student
clubs to participate in the preparations. A light lunch will be served. Please RSVP to
jaw33s@psu.edu or call 948-6272 by Jan. 30.
PSH Faculty Exhibits Skills in Morrison Gallery
An exhibit combining the work of its art and communications faculty in a college or university
is a tradition on many campuses, and the current show at the Morrison Gallery of the new library
honors that tradition by bringing together the art of four of its faculty: Nancy Mendes of Etters,
Instructor of Humanities; Linda Mylin Ross of Lancaster, Assistant Professor of Education and
Humanities; Victor Viser of York, Assistant Professor of Humanities and Communication; and
Samuel P. Winch of Harrisburg, Communications Program Coordinator and Associate Professor of
Humanities and Communication
Mendes's oils, with a clarity that pierces the memory, reflect her Cape Verdean (African and
Portuguese) heritage.
Ross's charcoal drawings depict our farmland on the brink of development, raising landscape
and environmental issues
Winch's documentary photography of people from many countries tells or depicts something
about each subject as contrasted by incongruous elements in each picture.
Viser's works are from his recent Earth and Self Series, with a quiescence that is rare to find in
nature or self
The show will run through March 21. There will be a reception and Gallery Talk on Thursday,
Feb 13, from 5 to 7 p.m.
The Morrison Gallery hours are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m
The Morrison Gallery is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Model U.N.
Services office at 948-6015
Art Show
by Valerie Duhig, For the Capital Times