October 24
5:15 p.m. Lost Property.
Person injured in incident
reported losing wallet.
Area checked with nega
tive results,
October 25
6:40 p.m. Missing Person.
Mother reported adult
daughter student went
away on 10/17/03 and did
not return on 10/20/03 as
scheduled. Investigation
continuing.
October 29
8:58 p.m. Suspicious
Person. Report of person
sleeping in faculty lounge.
Identified as student-verbal
warning issued.
11:15 a.m. Traffic
Accident. Report of non
reportable accident
between two vehicles.
Information exchanged.
10:58 p.m. Noise com
plaint. Middletown resi
dent reported excessive
noise coming from softball
players. Verbal warning
issued.
October 31
2:51 a.m. Noise Complaint
Report of loud party in
Village Building 2000.
Verbal warning issued.
4:20 a.m. Alarm
Activation. Received mul
tiple calls about trouble
alarm. Ongoing problem.
November 1
5:15 p.m. Suspicious
Incident. Report of disori
ented female adjacent to
campus. Transported to
Hershey medical center by
EMS.
5:55 p.m. Trespassing.
Report of two males climb
ing fence at Meade
Heights. Searched area
unfounded.
November 3
12:10 a.m. Traffic
Accident. One vehicle
reportable accident with
damage to university prop
erty. Minor injury to opera
tor-medical treatment
refused.
November 4
4:55 a.m. Suspicious
Incident. M&O employee
found suspicious photo in
trash can in Olmstead
Building.
To a community Thanksgiving Dinner on Sun Nov. 23
at 6:30 p.m. in the Village Community Center. They
provide turkey, stuffing, ham, rolls, pasta, corn, green
beans, fruit, beverage, water, paper/plastic. You pro
vide any one of the following (to serve 4): Pickles,
cranberry sauce, relish, salad, vegetable or dessert. Is
this a deal? RSVP to Sandy Leto srl2@psu.edu or call
717-948-6269 by Mon Nov. 17.
Things You Should Know
HUMANITIES OPEN FORUM
Our biannual humanities open forum will be held Tue Nov. 11 at 5:05 p.m. in the Gallery Lounge
Refreshments will be provided. All students and faculty are encouraged to attend.
A HIGHLIGHT OF THE SUMMER READING PROGRAM IS HERE
(Harrisburg and Schuylkill)
Louise Steinman, author of the 2003 Capital College Summer Reading Program selection, "The
Souvenir," will meet with Harrisburg students, faculty, and staff on Mon Nov. 10 from 3 to 4:30
p.m. in the Gallery Lounge and on Tue Nov. 11, with Schuylkill students, faculty, and staff in the
Conference Center from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m.; 11 a.m. to noon; and 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. As you may
know, all new first-year students to PSH were provided a copy of this book at 2003 FTCAP to
read over the summer. Instructors, advisers, and friends of FY students of the Capital College:
please make this extraordinary opportunity known to these students in particular and encourage
them to attend. All other students, faculty and staff are also most welcome to attend.
VETERANS DAY CEREMONY NOV. 11
At 11 a.m., adjacent to the flag poles in front of the library (rain location: Morrison Gallery).
Guest speaker will be Colonel Stephen Bloomer, currently a student at the U.S. Army War
College, Carlisle Barracks. After the ceremony, the XGI Fraternity will be providing lunch for
veterans and attendees in the Gallery Lounge: Everyone is welcome to join in and participate in a
veteran discussion group following lunch. Any veterans who are interested in being recognized in
the ceremony or for more information, please contact Donald Haag at dlh27B@psu.edu or Dr.
Robert Russell at rdr7@psu.edu.
Bus trip to New York City Sun, Nov. 23. Roundtrip bus ticket for $12!!! Share the ride with the
atregoers (sorry, no tickets to "Wicked" left, but spaces on the bus remain). Contact Tom
Swartchick in W-339 Olmsted. Bus leaves parking lot behind Ohn3ted 7:30 a.m. and will return
around 9 p.m. All members of the Capital College community are welcome as long as tickets last.
Sponsored by a Student Activity Fee grant and the School of Humanities.
The Penn State Harrisburg chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda, the adult honor society, announces
that applications are now available in the Student Assistance Center, W-117, for its second annual
$5O book grant award. Applicants must be adult learners according to University definition, but
do not have to be ASL members. Applications for the spring 2004 award are due Dec. 5,2003.
For an application or further information, contact Charlotte Spector, ASL advisor, in the Student
Assistance Center, 948-6025, or email cspector@psu.edu.
SPRING BREAK AND SUMMER INTERNATIONAL STUDY TOURS
For registration information contact the Office of Community Outreach and International
Programs - (717) 948-6604 or vjpl@psu.edu
London, England/Spring Break/March 5 to March 13
Honors 401: Comparative Justice & Political Systems.
Faculty Coordinator: Dr. Toni Dupont-Morales mxl2s@psu.edu.
Berlin, Krakow and Warsaw/Spring Break/March 5 to March 14/
IHUM 499: Foreign Studies The Holocaust from Berlin to Auschwitz and Warsaw.
Faculty Coordinator: Dr. Hartmut Heep hxhl7@psu.edu.
London, England/Spring Break/March 5 to March 13
FINAN 456: International Capital Markets.
Faculty Coordinator: Dr. Patrick Cusatis pjclol@psu.edu.
Cuernavaca, Mexico/Summer Session/May 15 to June 5, 2004
SPAN I, 11, or 111 and Service Learning
Faculty Coordinator: Dr. Gloria Clark gbc3@psu.edu.
You are invited...
EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE
ASL BOOK GRANT AWADRD