Miss Da ligherty announced that an
honorary fraternity for. two-year.
students has . been established for
the Commonwealth Campuses. Behrend
will have one charter member for this
fraternity.
The traffic regulations were reviewed
and recommendations for changes were
discussed. These recommendations will
be sent to Mr. Campbell.
Frank Polimene reported on four
brands of electric typewriters. It
was suggested that Frank check prices
on an IBM electric typewriter; he
will report on this at the next meeting.
SGA will accept pledges. for the
development fund beginning next
Monday.
Each year a model United Nations,
sponsored by the OSGA, is held at
University Park. On February 25, 27,
and 28, representatives from each of
the Commonwealth campuses will be
sent to University Park through the
SGA. Representing Behrend this year
are• Virginia Klavon and Bob Dean.
KEYSTONE SOCIETY
The Keystone Society of the Behrend
Campus will again be sponsoring a
tutoring service for students who are
having difficulty. We would like to
emphasize that the tutors mill not
necessarily be members of the organ
ization; other qualified students may
be willing to render this service.
Referrals to the Keystone Society.for
help would be appreciated, as would
any suggestions for handling this
•
project.
SGA WOULD LIKE TO STRESS THAT THE FINAL PAM= FOR YEARBOOKS IS SPRING
REGISTRATION. IF THE FINAL PAY MEmT js. yormADR L.T THIS TlVa', STUDENTS WILL
FORFEIT THEIR ORIGINAL PAYMENT.
SGA NEWS
MODEL 11. N .
The. ITITTANY- CUB congratulates the
Circlel-on-the success of the ski
weekend.. The weather was excellent,
the skiing was fun if not professional,
and the dinner was delicious. Many
Behrcnd students tried skiiAg who
would never have otherwise. The
skiiparty showed imagination on the
part of Circle K members--and met
with wide student support. Thanks
Circle K for sponsoring this event.
PHILHARMONIC FEATURES "POPS"
The Philharmonic "Pops" concert
takes place Tuesday and Wednesday,
February 15. and 16, at Tech Memorial.
Flamenco Guitarist Roland Valdes --
Blain, outstanding performer of the
year at Radio City Music Hall is the
guest artist. This Philharmonic pro
duction includes a ballet, "El Amore
Brujo," to be performed for the first
time in Erie by Statia Subletterand
the Erie Ballet Company.
The story, from Spanish folklore,
is an old love legend involving
Andulusian gypsies, a passionate
woman, and a-hypnotic spell, climaxed
by the femous "Ritual Fire Dance."
The dance was choreographed by Paul
Hangauer of Buffalo, who frequently
appears with the Erie Ballet.
The cast includes Statia Sublette,
John Daly King, Paul Hangauer, Bobbi
Jo Baurnsmr, Dorothy Jacobsen, James
Bogan, Kathleen Bricker, Nary Jane
Eisenberg„, John Crespo, and Sandra
The "Pops" concert was a sell-out
last year. If interested in attending,
make a reservation with Carol DeArment
or call the Erie Philharinon3s Soolety
office. Student tickets are $l.OO.
SKI WEEKEND