The Capital Times, February 21, 2005
POLICE REPORT
2 / 1 0/05 ALARM: Elevator alarm vehicle damaged while parked in requested assistance with arrest
sounding. PSO pushed stop lot. of fugitive.
switch to silence alarm.
2/10/05 ASSIST OUTSIDE 2/11/05 HIT & RUN: Vehicle
2 / 1 0/05 SUSPICIOUS PERSON: AGENCY: Lower Swatara PD hit while parked. Investigation
PSO followed up on suspicious requested assistance with traffic continuing.
person report. accident.
2/13/05 ASSIST OUTSIDE
2 / 1 0/05 ALARM ACTIVATION: 2/10/05 TRAFFIC SAFETY: AGENCY: Lower Swatara PD
Report of burglar alarm sounding. Contacted bus drivers.to remove requested assistance with search
All Okay. buses from along roadway. of female suspect.
2/10/05 ASSIST OUTSIDE 2 / 1 0/05 SECURITY DETAIL: 2/13/05 ASSIST OUTSIDE
AGENCY: State College PD PSO presence for Harrisburg AGENCY: Highspire PD
requested assistance with Horizon basketball games. requested assistance with traffic
disposal of pyrotechnic devices. stop.
2/10/05 ASSIST OUTSIDE
2/10/05 HIT & RUN: Report of AGENCY: Lower Swatara PD
CAMP
Lectures & Workshops
February 22 - Dr. Ronald Mack,
profiled in the book The Pact, will
speak on campus from 12:30 to
1:30 p.m. in the Oliver LaGrone
Cultural Arts Center, Olmsted
W-132. Join Dr. Mack and learn
what inspired him and how he
can inspire you!
February 24 - Retired senior
military intelligence officer Col.
Patrick Lang will discuss the
"intelligence cycle" during a free
public lecture. A former Green
Beret, Col. Lang served as the
Defense Intelligence Officer for
the Middle East, South Asia, and
Terrorism with the U.S. Defense
Intelligence Agency from 1985 to
1992. Event is from 12:20 1:45
p.m.
February 24 - The Capital
College Office of Research of
Graduate Studies is hosting the
annual Publishing Celebration at
3:30 p.m. in the Gallery Lounge
of the Olmsted Building. The
event honors college faculty and
staff who have published books,
recordings, and other works in
the past year.
February 28 - The Office
of Career Services and the
Accounting Club are sponsoring
an Etiquette Dinner from 6 to 8:30
p.m. in the Special Events Room,
Olmsted E-139. Tickets $lO for
Penn State students and $2O for
THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
Attention Veterans! Chi Gamma
lota is looking for people to
carry on the tradition of the
oldest club at Penn State
Harrisburg. Chi Gamma lota is
a co-ed organization comprised
of former, active, and reserve
members of the United States
Armed Forces. In addition to
transitional assistance, XGI also
provides a social environment to
meet other veterans. XGI meets
every Monday from 11 a.m. to
noon in Olmsted E-124. For more
information, attend a meeting or
e-mail jdh343@psu.edu.
Penn State Harrisburg's
Department of Safety and Police
Services is currently accepting
applications for the part-time
position of Student Patrol Officer.
Anyone interested in applying can
obtain an application from Police
Services Department, Room 47
of the Swatara Building. Phone
948-6232 for further information.
The student Society of
Environmental Engineering is
planning this year's April Earth
Day festivities on the Harrisburg
campus and is seeking volunteers
to serve on the planning
committee. For more information
email jmhsl7@psu.edu.
The Alpha Sigma Lambda
Adult Educational Foundation
announces applications are
available for seven $l,OOO
scholarships for the 2005-2006
US CRIER DER
non-Penn State students are
available in the Career Services
Office Olmsted W-117.
March 1 Attention graduating
seniors! Attend a "Cap and Gown
Countdown" from 12:30 to 2 p.m.
in the main lobby of Olmsted
Building. During the gathering,
the choice for the Senior Class
Gift will be announced, there
will be commencement, cap and
gown, ring, diploma frame, and
Alumni Association membership
information, and resume help.
March 23 - Dr. Pamela Hayes,
a clinical psychologist practicing
in Kania, Alaska, and an adjunct
faculty member at the University
of Alaska-Anchorage and
Antioch University in Seattle,
will speak on "Cultivating Cross-
Cultural Wisdom." The event is
sponsored by the Applied Clinical
Psychology master's and Adult
Education doctorate programs at
Penn State Harrisburg. Event will
be in the Olmsted Auditorium at
6:15 p.m.
March 23 - Faculty members
from the School of Humanities,
Dr. Meg Jaster, Dr. Pat Johnson,
and Dr. Robin Veder, will discuss
women and clothing, women and
literature, and women and the
visual arts. This event is part of
the "Women in Society" series
and will be held in the Gallery
Lounge from 2 - 3:15 p.m.
academic year. Applicants must
be age 24 or older, current
undergraduates who have already
completed 30 graded credit
hours at Penn State, and have a
cumulative GPA of 3.4 or better.
Visit www.alphasigmalambda.org
for more information. Completed
applications must be returned to
the Student Assistance Center
by April 1, 2005.
The Student Activity Fee is
sponsoring free yoga classes
which meet each Wednesday
throughout the semester from
12:15 to 1:15 p.m. in the Oliver
LaGrone Cultural Arts Center.
The Harrisburg campus Lion
Ambassadors meet Tuesdays
from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m. in
Olmsted W-138.
The Harrisburg campus Student
Government Association meets
every Thursday at 12:30 p.m.
in Olmsted E-314. Students are
invited to attend and let their voice
be heard. For more information,
e-mail rlh2s4@psu.edu.
The Multicultural Academic
Excellence Program meets
every Wednesday from 4:45
to 6 p.m. in the Oliver LaGrone
Cultural Arts Center, Olmsted W
-132. The guest speaker for the
February 16 meeting will be SGA
President Rodney Horton who will
discuss how is interest in student
government on campus led to his
February 22 - Bard Senseless
brings its "15-Minute Hamlet"
and "The Comic-Tragedy of
Macbeth" to the Gallery Lounge.
The noontime performance is
free and open to the public.
Bard Senseless is the comedic
touring troupe of Gamut Theatre
Group, home of Harrisburg's
Shakespeare Festival. The
Festival is the Susquehanna
Valley's only professional theatre
dedicated to performing the
works of Shakespeare and other
classic stories and playwrights.
March 15 - Violinist Kara Unal
will be performing in the Gallery
Lounge from 12 - 1 p.m. Unal is
a student at the Julliard School in
New York City and made her solo
debut at the age of 10.
Fun & Games
February 23 - Residence Life
will be holding a talent show
from 9:30 to 11:30 p.m. Faculty,
commuters, and resident
students are encouraged to
showcase their talent. For more
information, call 948-6399 or e
mail mivlo3@psu.edu
March 19 - The champion Har
risburg Horizon teams will meet
the Delaware Destroyers The
Lady Horizon play at 5 p.m. and
the men's game tips off at 7 p.m.
Event will take place in the CUB.
bid for a seat on the Middletown
Borough Council.
The Office of Student Affairs on
the Harrisburg campus is seeking
nominations for the 2004-05
Doris Hughes Memorial Award.
This award has been established
by the family and friends of Doris
Hughes, the first international
student adviser at Penn State
Harrisburg. The purpose of
the award is to recognize
international students who have
actively participated in campus
or community activities and have
achieved academic success after
completing at least one semester
of study at Capital College.
Nomination forms are available
in the Student Assistance Center,
W-117 Olmsted. Deadline for
nominations is Friday, February
25.
ASL, the adult student honor
society, is participating in Fox's
Market Save and Share program.
Save your cash register receipts
from any Fox's store and bring
them to the Student Assistance
Center
Hall Art will be in the Olmsted
Building through March 30.
"Mother and Son Show," features
works by Elayn and Brent
Leopold.
A master's thesis production from
Corrine Edris entitled "Sublime/
Suburbia" will be featured in the
Morrison Gallery until March 4.
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