Page Four
Behrend Readers Attend
Penn State Festival
On April 23, Nancy Avery,
Marcia Nelson, Sherrill Hofius,
Joe De Philip, and Gil Hoffman
under the tutelage of Mrs. Nyla
Falkenhagen traveled down to
University Park to participate in
the Sixteenth Pennsylvania Inter
collegiate Interpretative Reading
Festival presented by the Univer
sity Readers and the Speech De
partment of Penn State.
The Behrend Readers presented
a reading at the evening reading
hour on the 23rd. Their selection
was "The Green Machine" taken
from Ray Bradbury's novel Dan
delion Wine. This followed a
banquet at which the guest speak-
Dear Diary...
As I take my pen in hand, I take
my bottle of Coke in the other hand!
Yes, dear diary, where would I be
without Coca-Cola? Just a social outcast.
Why, everybody drinks Coke! John
and Bill and Barry and Charley.
Horace too. Confidentially, I think I'll
have another bottle of Coke.
Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by
ERIE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO
er was Mrs. Edgar Lee Masters
who spoke on "Spoon River—
Then and Now." Her charming
and delightful talk was the high-
light of the festival
The following morning the
Behrend Readers offered a selec
tion of Ogden Nash poems. Each
session was followed by a crit
ique by Dr. Elbert R. Bowen of
Central Michigan University and
author of Communicative Read
ing. Dr. Bowen praised Mrs. Fal
kenhagen's direction of the read
ers in "The Green Machine" and
offered pointers to the individual
readers to improve their tech-
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Circle K Corner
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I were to say exactly what we
do, there would be no Ness Nite.
I can give you a clue: It starts
with "g" and rhymes with ram
bling."
Also included in the program is
a floor show. The performers are
none other than dear old Behrend
students who have a knack for
getting on stage and displaying
their talents. Again. may I inter
ject a comment. Anyone who is
interested in being in the floor
show is entirely welcome. Just
give your name and act to a
Circle K member and come to
Ness Nite.
The aforementioned subjects
are just a part of the evening's
enjoyment. There will be sur
prises and prizes. So, round up
your friends and enemies, bring
8.25 and make it out to Behrend
on May 8 at 8:00 p.m. for a real
enjoyable evening.
Now on to more serious mat
ters. As most of you know, Erie
Hall is a sad looking sight in the
afternoon. Can you imagine what
visitors to our campus think when
they walk in there and stumble
through the milk cartons, dis
carded lunch bags. etc? Circle K
is aware of this problem and we
hope to correct it within a week.
The Behrend Readers will re
peat their program May 14 during
Common Hour in Room 101 in the
Behrend Building.
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However. we can't do much un
less you as students help out.
Stay tuned in Erie Hall for the
next exciting chapter of "Let's
Keep Erie Hall Clean."
Finally. I would like to make
a statement about Spring Week
end in general. Circle K is re
sponsible for Friday night. How
ever, the S.G.A. will be quite ac
tive on Saturday with a host of
scheduled events. Let's you and
I as students at Behrend really
make this a successful Spring
Weekend.
Former Student
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enjoyed at Behrend. . .As the first
transfer student to be Collegian
editor. I feel a special respons
ibility to the thousands of stu
dents at the 14 Commonwealth
campuses. As the University ex
pands and the importance of the
campuses grows. I expect hun
dreds of other Commonwealth
campus students to achieve posts
of student leadership at University
Park. Certainly no student at
Behrend, or any other campus,
should consider himself at a dis
advantage for not attending Uni
versity Park during his first two
years of higher education.
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Monday, May 4, 1964
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