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0 1 / 1 9/06: Noise complaint: report
of loud noise coming from 2nd
floor balcony. PSO checked found 7
students and no noise.
0 1 / 1 9/06: Noise complaint: caller
reported loud noise. Verbal Warning
issued.
0 1 / 1 9/06: Non-reportable accident:
M&O reported tractor trailer struck
light pole in front of community
center.
0 1 / 1 9/06: Non-reportable
accident: M&O reported tractor
trailer struck light pole in front of
community center.
0 1 / 1 7/06 M&O issued: PSO found
problem with Olmsted sout center
door and n ortheast doors and EAB
south center entrance door.
01/17/06: Theft: student reported
cell phone taken from table on
1/13/06. Value $250.00.
01/17/06: Employee injury: M&O
employee cut right thumb while
moving locker.
Lectures & Events
Graduate Student Research Day
The Office of Research and
Graduate Studies is coordinating
a Graduate Student Research Day
on Friday, Feb. 24. The goal of the Campus Choir Invites Faculty and
event is to stimulate dialog among Staff Participation
students within each academic The Patunos, the Penn State
school As, well as across the Harrisburg choir, gave two
disciplines and to allow students to concerts last semester and sang at
showcase their work to interested December's graduation ceremonies
faculty and staff. In addition, this They invite interested faculty and
will provide an opportunity for staff to sing along with them!
students to refine their presentations Rehearsals are on Wednesdays,
if they wish to present at University 3:25 to 5:25 p.m. in W-12
Park in March. All Penn State Olmsted. They sing a variety of
Harrisburg graduate graduate students are classical and contemporary music
invited to participate. The first from varied traditions. If you're
step is to submit the title of your interested, please contact Choir
presentation and whether you prefer Director Marina Cherepinsky at
and oral or poster presentation to mcherepinsky@hotrnail.com
Associate Dean for Research and
Graduate Studies Marian R. Walters
at mrwl6@psu.edu
Improve Your Writing Skills
The Office of Continuing Education
and School of Humanities are
partnering to offer a five-session
noncredit course aimed at
improving students' writing skills.
Topics will include: writing styles
such as technical, academic, literary,
and creative; idea development
strategies and organization; and
mechanics. Individual mentoring
time will also be included. The
course taught by Robin Thal,
a graduate of the Penn State
Harrisburg master's degree program
in Teaching and Curriculum, meets
Mondays from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Jan.
23 through Feb. 27 in the EAB. For
Safeguard Your Passwords
According to Penn State policy
AD2O, any individual who uses
University computer and network
resources at all University
locations, must not transmit, share,
or divulge passwords to others.
Policy information is at http://guru.
sp.psu.edu/policies/AD 2o .html.
llT's Technology Today newsletter
will be providing some guidance
on how to safeguard a password
in an upcoming issue. At least one
action you can take now to ensure
your password is not transmitted to,
shared with, or divulged to others
is not to display your password
on a sheet of paper or post-it
note attached to your monitor or
somewhere else in your office.
The upper level CUB doors that
lead out to the Swatara parking lot
will be locked at all times beginning
in January. This is a liability and
safety issue and the doors can no
longer be unlocked for groups
using the upstairs rooms. All CUB
01/17/06: Student
assistance: caller requested
information on locating class
0 1/1 7/06: Disruptive
student: faculty member advised
that student became disruptive
during class
01/17/06: Traffic warning: PSO
issued verbal warning to student
driving vehicle on walkway.
01/16/06: Health and safety:
PSO collected projector lamps
for disposal.
01/16/06: Disabled motorist:
PSO checked on two persons in
lot. Vehicle being jumpstarted by
another vehicle. All okay.
01/15/06: Disturbance: PSO heard
male yelling & female engaged in
verbal argument. PSO interviewed
both parties/no problem.
01/14/06: Request to patrol:
provided police presence at party
for students.
CmYLCendar
information, contact Karen Karnes
at 948-6505, e-mail kskl@psu.edu
or visit the web at http://www.hbg.
psu.eduke/academics/prof devel/
writing_skills.shtml .
Diversity Awards
Nominations for the Penn State
Harrisburg Faculty Diversity Award
and Staff Diversity Award are being
accepted through Feb. 1, 2006.
For information and a nomination
form, visit the Web at http://www.
cl.psu.edu/diversity/divaward.html
The awards will be presented at
the Faculty and Staff Recognition
Program on March 30, 2006.
Art Exhibits
An exhibition of the art work of
Peter Mollenkof entitled "Just Below
the Surface" will be on display in
the Morrison Gallery from Nov. 14
through Jan. 13, 2006. Gallery hours
are: Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m
to 9 p.m. and Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tili fit s Needinow
entrance/egress (with the exception
of emergencies) must occur at
the main lobby doors. All doors
to the Capital Union Building are
currently alarmed and will continue
to be so.
Fitness Facility Dress Code
Because of safety issues, it is
necessary to remind our users
that athletic shoes (tennis shoes,
sneakers, etc.) are the only shoes
permitted in any of the fitness areas
which include the weight room,
fitness room, gym, and racquetball
courts. Also, shirts must be worn at
all times.
MEETINGS
Chi Gamma lota, the veterans
fraternity on campus, can help
ease the transition from military
life to college. XGI offers
camaraderie, social events, benefit
information, lifelong friendships,
career-enhancing opportunities.
Membership is available to any
veteran, active duty, reserve, or
01/14/06: Noise complaint: report
of loud noises coming from 2nd
floor. All quiet upon arrival.
01/14/06: VRP assist: caller reported
permit dispensers not working.
01/12/06: False alarm: professor set
off alarm. Alarm reset.
01/12/06: Parking complaint: caller
reported unoccupied vehicle parked
in west bound lane. PSO issued
parking ticket.
0 1 / 1 1/06: M&P complaint: staff
reported strange odor. PSO checked
area and found a/c blower not
blowing air. Referred to M&O.
01/10/06: Animal complaint:
passing motorist reported dog
running on campus. Dog caught and
taken to SPCA by local citizen.
01/10/06: Fire alarm: smoke
detector caused fire alarm to
activate. Alarm reset.
01/06/06: Escort service: provided
escort for chancellor to airport.
Mitchell Davidson Bentley's exhibit
entitled "Astronomical Art: An
Historical analysis and Exhibition
of Digitally Created Work" is on
exhibit through Feb. 3, 2006 in the
Gallery Lounge.
Fun & Games
All Intramural Racquetball and
Table Tennis Division winners
will take place Jan. 25 for
racquetball and Jan. 26 for table
tennis, or at a mutually agreed
upon date and time. Current
standings for both sports are
posted on the Intramural bulletin
board outside Room 121 CUB.
Aerobicing Across America
- students, faculty, and staff
are invited to participate in this
unique walking program which
is designed to encourage aerobic
fitness through walking. This
year's theme is "Walk Your Way
to Retirement or Vacation."
Participants must chose a
destination to where they would
like to walk that is at least 300
miles from Penn State Harrisburg
A composite chart for logging
daily miles, as well as program
specifics, is posted outside Room
121 CUB. Participants who reach
their destination will be invited
to the year-end luncheon and will
receive a t-shirt. Participation
in this program is a great way
to stick to that New Year's
resolution of getting in shape
without joining an expensive
gym or being intimidated by
fitness equipment!
National Guard student at Penn
State Harrisburg. The fraternity
meets every Wed. at 11:30 p.m. in
W-207 Olmsted. For information,
contact Andrew Dale at
XGlpresident@psu.edu or Andrew
Scott at XGlvpresident@psu.edu.
The Student Government
Association meets each Thursday
at 12:30 p.m. in room 118 of the
Science and Technology Building
The campus Lion Ambassadors
meet every Tuesday at 1 p.m. in W
-231 Olmsted.
The International Affairs
Association meets every Tuesday at
5 p.m. in E-314 Olmsted. For more
information, contact Paul Fogle at
paf9lo@psu.edu.
The Multicultural Academic
Excellence Program meets every
Wednesday from 4:45 to 6 p.m. in
the Oliver LaGrone Cultural Arts
Center, W-132 Olmsted.
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mercenary agents
33. money or property granted
to someone but held by a
third party until conditions
are met
35. Chancellor of Capital Campus
38
Amadeus Mozart
39. Ringer Johnny
40. Geek's WoW
41. continuous force
42. Home of Penn State Harrisburg
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3. Undisputed queen of hip-hop and R&B
5. Lions
7. Gaming's EQ
9. AFC Losers
10. 300 Year old founding father
13. On campus game show
15. revamped student paper
18. Nuclear neighbor
19. Jodie Foster film
20. Professor spotlighted
21. jungle or website
24.'Culturally Inept, A 131-Monthly
26. Mascot lion's name
27. PSU's most recent football
victory
30. PSU football legend
34. mustard family vegetable
36. Campus police chief
37. Local Hotspot
By Brandon
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