*Beh rend Terra Firma By The Third Sex? Christensen Hall has become a at one of the intramural basket haven for “fugitives from the law’’ ball games .. . Donna WaskiewiczJ ... A certain opinion poll in the What’s this we hear about you be last edition of the Cub certainly ing locked in the girl’s locker room produced unexpected results. Real- with a certain male? . . . Witt ly, it was all in fun, boys! . .. Elea- certainly is having his share of nor Sauers still insists that she’d troubles. His car isn’t running, but like to date Ann Landers’ problem he is! From the LCB, that is . . . boy ... Don Nogay and John Lloyd Ron Polak and Mike Maetz wage had their speech class in hysterics a wicked battle of words! They with their “shave-and-a-haircut” can usually be caught at their demonstration . . . The dorm girls “sport” in the lounge after 5:00. have been saddened by the death . . . Skimmed milk being seen on of Mamie, their white mouse. Did lunch trays of “weight-conscious” she really die of dehydration, girls ... Congratulations to Jeanne girls? . . . Where does Bill Roberge Garrett for receiving the trophy spend his Tuesday nights?—study- for Women's High Average of the ing? ... It was Jukebox vs. Jazz bowling league last semester . . . in the lounge the other day—re- Lee Wnuk literally “all shook up” suiting in a victory for jazz and after the Acctg. 2 hour exam ’. . . a migration of a table of bridge-' Therese Taccone proved herself to players . . . Behrend’s “Social be a pinochle-shark, although she Club” announces a drive for new insists she played only once be members . . . A 1 Chikosky vows fore. Is this true, Tom Guelcher that milk is his favorite beverage and Pat Hagan? . . . Sally Simon with pizza. Another victory for Dr. is under strict orders to be home Smith! . . . Don Shelly lives at at the stroke of midnight. . . Say, Stull’s, yet he' goes to his home Walt, what’s the real reason be in Erie to eat every night. Does hind those study sessions at Russ’? this prove to be very economical, . . . We hear cute little Phyllis Don? . . . All the joy was taken McLean has a secret heart-throb from Mr. Vigorito’s day when he on campus. Come on now, Phyllis, was compelled to give an “A” to you can tell us! . . . Wanted! everyone in his Econ. class . . . Toothpicks for drooping eyelids on Bill Murray, is it really legitimate Saturday mornings ... A gay to find the answers in the book weekend reported by Dixie and before volunteering in Poli. Sci.? Ricky on their return from the . . . Jeanne Chambers seen “cir- main campus . . . Mrs. B.! What culating” at the last record hop. was that “gift” you wanted to give . . . Sun lamps are the current Verbanic on his birthday? . . . rage. “Blushing” examples are Famous quotations—lke: “I’m a Jim Altman, Debbie Gold, Bill lover, not a thinker.” Grace Row- Curtis, and Cindy Hawkins ... Mr. land: “If only Kismet had been Lane caught tearing out his hair here, I could’ve aced that logic after an unusually riotous rehear- test.” Phil Sterner: “I hate all sal of “Junior Miss.” Egor, if only women.” Dan McLaughlin: “Who you wouldn’t start laughing! . . . ever said BA was a snap curricu- Chuck Kulbacki’s “sexy” gym lum?” My Dear Miss Gardner, In reference to the article which appeared in the last issue of the NITTANY CUB. The article in which you ask the female popula tion of this campus what they thought of the male population of the campus. You should have re alized, you being a capable staff writer, this article would create an immense amount of ill-feeling be tween the two sexes on campus. You participate in a very small part, if any, of the social life of Behrend, yet you take it upon yourself to create an argument among the male and female popu lus. Just because you have no love life, that doesn’t mean you have to ruin everyone else’s too. I think that the only way you can correct trunks attracted much attention MESSAGE FROM GARCIA this wrong is by writing a public apology and having it printed in the next issue of the NITTANY CUB. Mike Sporakowski are co-chair men. Nick VanDamia, Gary Ly ons, Fuzz Bevevino, Jack Suppa, Jim Stevens, John Bobango, Gil bert Nielsen, Lee Wnuk, and Don Friedman are the other support ing members. The Faculty Wives and Women’s Association will serve coffee im mediately following the program. The attendance of all students is encouraged. Thank you, Anonymous EASTER PLAY (Continued from Page 1) PAUSE FOR CONSIDERATION By Bill Curtis “We came to bury Behrend, not to praise it.” This quotation, mis used for the moment, seems to he the only philosophy of many stu dents here on campus. Constant complaints are heard about the condition of the parking lot, the food in the cafeteria, and many other seemingly bothersome con ditions. In the midst of all the complaining, the complimentary comments are not often heard. It would behoove us all, if the stu dents, in the future, would make their appreciation known. In the hub-bub of studies and extra-cur ricular activities, we sometimes neglect to show our admiration to the administration, janitorial, and other staff members. If we would stop for a minute and think, it is believed there would be many re collections of kind considerations shown to us by the staff members here at Behrend. If some of these events cannot be recalled momentarily, perhaps some of them should be mentioned. We can all certainly remember the numerous times that Gallagher or one of the older members of his staff has come to the aid of a Behrend student in distress on Gospel Hill. Gratitude should also be shown to the administration, secretarial staff, and faculty for the time they give in making schedule changes and solving oth er academic problems. The cafe teria staff also deserve a bit of praise' for the many times they My Dear Anonymous, In answer to your anonymous letter concerning an article which appeared in the last issue of the NITTANY CUB. First, I do not think I owe a public apology to the entire school over such a ridiculous and trivial matter. If I you in any way, I will be only to glad to apoligize to you, if you are able to gather enough courage to come to me in person and stand up for your convictions. Please don’t let the idea, that it might be your type of personality that the girls interviewed were referring to, keep you from making yourself known. Second, I did not and do not think that an immense amount of ill-feeling was created between the two sexes. The only one who has expressed any annoyance, to my knowledge, anonymous, is you. Thirdly, as far as my participa tion in the social life at Behrend is concerned, I cannot help but think that what I do or don’t do is my right, and only mine to reg- have gone above and beyond th call of duty, to give a sleepy stu dent a late cup of coffee. Finally the generosity shown to us by Mr, Burnett; Mrs. Ring, and Mrs. Li] liman must also be mentioned 1 make our list of consideratioi complete. From now on, it would certain! be very scholarly indeed, if w< as students, would step out of ou way and give these people a ver deserving note of thanks. fteUHLßmr/ WEBSTER'S NEW fWORLDI DICTIONARY of the American Language, College Edition more entries (142,000) more examples of usage more idiomatic expressions more and fuller etymologies more and fuller synonymies most up-to-date Available at your college store THE WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY Cleveland and New York REPLY FOR GARCIA ulate my activities as I see fiS without receiving any criticiss from a person who prefers to re main anonymous. \ Fourth, in reference to my life, which you consider to be ni I cannot help but laugh. If yd will take the trouble to look in j back issue of the NITTANY cui you will find a statement of m status quo in regards to datini Also, I find it rather hard to be lieve that a person who is Intel ligent enough to be in colleg would interpret that article as aj attempt on my part to run every! one else’s love life. Don’t be a naive, anonymous, you are sup pose to be an adult. I Last, your letter seemed to ir to be more of a slam at me tha at the article itself. If it is, an you have something more to sa! then have enough nerve to sa it to me in person rather than ii the manner you have chosen. Don be a coward all your life. You’re welcome, Anonymoi Betsy Gardner
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