The Capital Times, April 4, 2005
POLICE REPORT
0 3 / 2 4/05 STUDENT ASSIST:
Student inquired about project
for class. Referred to chief.
0 3 / 2 4/05 ASSIST
OUTSIDE AGENCY: State
constable requested
assistance with a warrant.
03/24/05 POLICE
INFORMATION: Report of
faculty member acting irrationally.
03/24/05 911 HANG UP: Report
that a child pushed the emergency
phone button/no problem.
03/24/05 HEALTH AND
SAFETY: Faculty member
reported odor of electrical
COMP
LECTURES & WORKSHOPS
April 4:The Multicultural Academic
Lecture Series concludes with a
presentation by Dr. Michael E.
Dyson, named as one of the "50
most inspiring African Americans"
by Essence magazine and as
a "major American thinker and
cultural critic" by the Philadelphia
Inquirer. Free and open to the
public. (Capital Union Building, 6
P.m.)
April 6: Dr. Sue Rankin, the
University's Senior Diversity
Planning Analyst, will lead a
discussion on "Sexual Minorities
on Campus." The entire campus
community is invited to attend.
For further information, contact
Donna Howard at 948-6025.
(Special Events Room, 2 p.m. &
6:15 p.m.)
April 7: Learn more about Penn
State Harrisburg's 20 master's
degree and two doctoral programs
at the graduate program open
house. RSVP appreciated, but
not required. For information,
phone 717-948-6250 or e-mail
hbgadmit@psu.edu (Library,
6:30 p.m.)
April 9: Learn aboutundergraduate
study opportunities at Penn State
Harrisburg at the undergraduate
programs open house. The
campus offers 27 baccalaureate
programs and the first two years
of study leading to 160 Penn State
undergraduate majors available
throughout the Commonwealth.
RSVP appreciated, but not
required. For information,
phone 717-948-6250 or e-mail
hbgadmit@psu.edu. (Capital
Union Building, 9 a.m.)
CLUBS
April 7: SGA meeting. Join the
Student Government Association
every Thursday. "Where Student
THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
The Commission on Lesbian,
Gay, Bisexual and Transgender
Equity in the Office of the Uni
versity's Vice Provost for Educa
tional Equity is actively seeking
nominations for membership.
Nominations forms are available
on the web at http://www.equity.
psu.edu/clgbte. For more infor
mation, contact Kate Lumley-Sa
panski at 814-865-6391 or Tunc
Lyriboz 717-531-7962.
Nominations are being sought
for the Superior Service to Adult
Learners Award recognizing an
individual or team of individuals
who have positively affected the
campus environment for adult
Have something to add?
Submit to the Campus Calendar and Things You Need to Know
by emailing captimes@psu.edu or calling (717) 948-6440.
equipment. Room checked
Odor coming from skunk outside
03/25/05 HEALTH AND
SAFETY: Report of two
young males rollerblading on
benches. Gone on arrival.
03/26/05 KEY SERVICE
Lifeguards let into pool area.
03/28/05 HIT & RUN ACCIDENT:
Student reported vehicle was
struck while parked in lot. Small
dent on driver's side door.
03/29/05 ALARM TESTING:
Notified University Park about
alarm testing in food services area.
US CRIER DER
Voices are Heard." (Olmsted E
-314, 12:30 p.m.)
April 12: Interested students are
invited to attend the meeting of
the College Democrats. (Olmsted
E-200, 3:30 p.m.)
ARTS
April 6: Back by popular demand,
Regency is an a cappella group
that will keep your hands clapping
and toes tapping. Their repertoire
includes the sounds of today,
mixed with the Motown magic
of yesterday, including the hit
sounds of Otis Redding, Marvin
Gaye, The Righteous Brothers,
and The Temptations. They even
sing some country hits in their
own unique way. This event is
funded by the Student Activity
Fee. (Gallery Lounge, noon)
April 6: A free yoga class,
sponsored by 41/0 Student Activity
Fee, will be offered. (Oliver
LaGrone Cultural Center, 12:15
p.m.)
April 6: A tsunami relief concert,
featuring U 2 and Beatles music
performed by local artists, is
free and open to the public.
Donations collected at the
concert will go to the U.S. fund
for UNICEF-Tsunami Relief. The
event is sponsored by a coalition
of student organizations at Penn
State Harrisburg. For information,
contact Dr. Clem Gilpin at 948-
6066. (Olmsted Auditorium, 8:30
p.m.)
April 7: The final installment in
the river series on campus will
feature a live concert of river
music. Performing artists will
be announced at a later date.
(Olmsted Auditorium, 7 p.m.)
April 17: The Harrisburg Student
Awards will be held. (Capital
learners. The Outstanding Adult
Learner Recruitment and Reten
tion Program Award recognizes
an outstanding Penn State re
cruitment or retention program
that provided significant benefit
to adult learners during the 2004-
05 academic year. Award infor
mation and nomination forms are
available on the Commission for
Adult Learners Web site, http://
www.sa.psu.edu/cals/commis
sion/.
The Alpha Sigma Lambda Adult
Educational Foundation an
nounces applications are avail
able for seven $l,OOO scholar
ships for the 2005-2006 academic
03/29/05 EMPLOYEE INJURY:
Staff reported pain from repetitive
clerical duties. University
employee injury report completed.
03/29/05 ASSIST OUTSIDE
AGENCY: Upper Allen Twp.
PD requesting assistance with
sustpected ordinance. Call
cancelled prior to departure.
03/29/05 ASSIST OUTSIDE
AGENCY
requested assistance
for suspected dynamite.
03/29/05 HEALTH AND SAFETY:
Verbal warnings issued to five
people skateboarding in from of
building.
Union Building, 1:30 p.m.)
FUN & GAMES
April 6: Christian and Catalina
return to campus after running
our Blizzard of Bucks game
show to present "Mind Tripping."
Their mentalist abilities will give
you goose bumps and keep
you entertained. Audience
participation is also a given with
this duo. This event is sponsored
by the Entertainment Council.
(Community Center, 9 p.m.)
April 12: Stuff-a-Plush, one of
the most popular PSH events,
returns to campus just in time for
the end of the year. Make a cute
bear, monkey or other animal for
that special someone or keep it
for yourself. Sponsored by the
Student Government Association.
(Gallery Lounge, noon)
April 14: Put together a team
for the charity Dodge Ball
Tournament, sponsored by Circle
K. Contact Steve O'Holla for more
information at saol42@psu.edu.
(Capital Union Building, 9 p.m.)
April 19: Blow off some pre
finals steam at the Spring Luau.
This afternoon will include many
events such as Tarot Reading,
Airbrush Tattoos, Bouncy Boxing,
Limbo, Caribbean Photos, and
numerous carnival games with
prizes. While participating in the
activities enjoy the sounds of
Steel Impressions, a steel drum
band, and enjoy the traditional
Luau food and drinks from the
Tiki bar. Don't forget to take
along your free t-shirt! This event
is funded by the Student Activity
Fee and Entertainment Council.
(Vartan Plaza, noon)
*Campus Calendar adapted from
the PSH online events calendar
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. Applicants
do not have to be ASL members.
Complete details and application
forms are available in the Stu
dent Assistance Center or from
the ASL web site at: www.alpha
sigmalambda.org. Completed
applications must be returned to
the Student Assistance Center
by April 1, 2005.
*Things You Need to Know is
adapted from the PSH Weekly
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