The Capital Times
POLICE REPORT
11/8/04 ETHNIC INTIMIDA
TION: STATEMENTS TAKEN
FROM STUDENTS ABOUT
INCIDENT THAT HAPPENED IN
STEELTON/REFERRED TO
STEELTON PD.
11/8/04 KEY SERVICE:
OPENED BUILDING FOR STU
DENT WORKER.
11/9/04 ASSIST OUTSIDE
AGENCY: LEBANON PD
REQUESTED ASSISTANCE
WITH DESTRUCTION OF 34
SURFACE DELAY DETONA
TORS.
11/9/04 THEFT: STAFF
REPORTED MISSING COM
PUTER MONITOR IN ROOM
109.
11/9/04 SECURITY LAPSE:
FOUND ROOMS 101 AND 113
OPEN. CHECK/SECURED
ROOMS.
11/11/04 LOST PROPERTY:
STUDENT REPORTED LOS
ING NJ DRIVERS LICENSE.
November 22 - Dr. Gedeon
Mudacumura, survivor of the
1994 Rwandan genocide, will
present on his and his family's
experiences at 7 p.m. in the
Gallery Lounge. His family, who
barely survived the genocide,
now resides in Central
Pennsylvania. This event is
sponsored by the Behavioral
Science, Communications, and
Interdisciplinary Humanities,
undergraduate programs.
Everyone is welcome. For more
information, contact Dr. Hoffman
at (717) 948-6192 or Dr. Gilpin at
(717) 948-6066.
December 2 - "Overcoming the
Fear Factor," a Learning Center
workshop, will be offered in
Olmsted W-207 at 12:30 p.m.
December 2 - The next lecture in
the Susquehanna River
Voyages series, "A History of
Flooding in the Susquehanna
River Basin," will be presented
by Krista Nelson of the
Susquehanna River Basin
Commission. The lecture will be
held in the library's Morrison
Gallery at 7 p.m. and refresh
ments will be available.
December 3 - A women's topics
planning meeting will be held in
Olmsted E-124 at 12 p.m.
Students, faculty and staff are
Things you need to know
Thanksgiving break is from
Wednesday, November 24 to
Friday, November 26. There will
be no classes during this period.
December 10 is the last day of
class. Final exams will be held
between Monday, December 13
and Friday, December 17.
PSH's commencement ceremo
ny will be held on December 18
at 9:30 a.m.
Winter break is from December
19 to January 7.
Arrival day for new students in
January 7, and orientation pro
grams will be held on January 8
and 9.
The deadline to register for
spring semester classes is
January 9•
11/11/04 ASSIST OUTSIDE
AGENCY: LOWER SWATARA
PD REQUESTED ASSISTANCE
FOR SEARCH OF SUSPECT.
SUSPECT NOT FOUND.
11/11/04 TRAFFIC STOP:
VEHICLE STOPPED FOR
MOVING VIOLATION/CITATION
ISSUED FOR LICENSE VIOLA
TION.
11/13/04 ASSIST OUTSIDE
AGENCY: LOWER SWATARA
PD REQUESTED ASSISTANCE
WITH PROCESSING OF SUS
PECTS.
11/13/04 FOUND PROPERTY:
CAR KEYS FOUND IN DOOR
LOCK. NO RECORD FOUND
ON VEHICLE.
11/15/04 ASSIST OUTSIDE
AGENCY: PSO RESPONDED
TO CRITICAL INCIDENT CALL.
11/15/04 VISITOR ASSIST:
PROVIDED DIRECTIONS TO
OLMSTED BUILDING.
Campus Calendar
welcome to attend and discuss
issues of interest to PSH
Contact
women.
vxd3@psu.edu
December 6 - An ANGEL work
shop will be offered in Olmsted
C-15 at 12:30 and 5 p.m.
Contact Carol McQuiggan at
cam24o@psu.edu to R.S.V.P.
November 23 - The Black
Student Union will meet at 12:30
p.m. in the Oliver LaGrone
Cultural Center. Everyone is
welcome.
November 29 - The International
Affairs Association will meet in
Olmsted W-135 at 4:30 p.m. and
meets every Monday at this
time. Current and upcoming
activities include fundraisers,
dinners and bus trips. All are
welcome.
November 30 - The PSH College
Republicans will meet at 5 p.m.
in Olmsted E-202. Meetings are
held every other Tuesday.
December 2 - SGA will meet in
Olmsted E-314 at 12:30 p.m.
Everyone who is interested is
welcome to attend.
December 2 - The PSH
Photography Club will meet in
the club's darkroom at 12:30
Spring semester classes begin
on January 10.
The last day to submit an intent
to graduate for the spring
semester is January 24.
The Learning Center is looking
for a qualified student to tutor
Biology 110. The position is for a
few hours a week and a tutor is
needed as soon as possible.
For details, contact Janice Smith
at jess7@psu.edu or (717) 948-
6296. Pick up an application
form in Olmsted C-216 or at
www. hbg .psu.edu/LearningCent
er/.
Attention adult students! Apply
for a $5O book grant, provided by
PSH's adult honor society, by fill
ing out an application available
in Olmsted W-117. Applicants
must be adult undergraduate or
graduate students, but do not
11/15/04 KEY SERVICE: PSO
ASSISTED WITH KEYS FOR
ATHLETIC FIELD LIGHTS.
11/15/04 MOTORIST ASSIST:
PROVIDED DIRECTIONS TO
ROUTE 283 TO MOTORIST.
11/15/04 KEY SERVICE:
UNLOCKED DOOR FOR STU
DENT TO RETRIEVE PURSE.
11/16/04 VANDALISM: STU
DENT REPORTED THAT VEHI
CLE WAS SCRATCHED BY
KEY.
11/16/04 TRAFFIC STOP:
CITATION ISSUED FOR MOV
ING VIOLATION.
11/16/04 TRAFFIC STOP:
CITATION ISSUED FOR MOV
ING VIOLATION.
11/16/04 DISABLED VEHICLE:
REPORT OF DISABLED VEHI
CLE. M&O NOTIFIEDNEHICLE
TOWED.
p.m. The club meets every other
Thursday.
December 2 - A "State of the
Student Body" address will be
given by SGA President Rodney
Horton in the Olmsted Special
Activities Room at 12:30 p.m. All
are welcome.
December 2 - The PSH College
Democrats will meet at 3:30 p.m.
in Olmsted E-200. Everyone is
welcome. Contact Jennifer
Lawhorn at jll972@psu.edu for
details.
November 30 - Glen "Wreckin'
Ball" Waldeck will perform in the
Gallery Lounge at 12 p.m.
Waldeck is known as a "campfire
troubadour" and will perform
songs of the Susquehanna
River.
January 17 - Observances of
Martin Luther King, Jr., Day will
be held throughout the day.
Activities include an original play
and guest speakers.
December 2 - A holiday gather
ing will be held in the Capital
Union Building at 12 p.m.
need to be a member of the
honor society. Applications are
due December 10. For an appli
cation or more information, con
tact Charlotte Spector and
cspector@psu.edu.
Phi Sigma Upsilon, the criminal
justice club, will soon be selling
"Support Our Troops" ribbon car
magnets in yellow or stars and
stripes, to support the Children
of Fallen Soldiers Relief Fund.
Keep your eyes peeled for
details! For more information,
contact Kerry Bartens at
klb332@psu.edu or Jason
Hoffman at jahlol9@psu.edu.
Visit Career Services to find
resources for life after gradua
tion. Go to Olmsted W-117 or
www.hbg.psu.edu/careers for
details.
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