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Dean Lane and Student Body
?resident Arnie Caldwel are put—
ting the finishing touches on
preliminary work for Project
Heacri-Outow that. contacts have
been esal)lissi with ail repre—
sentative:3 of the black com- - ,lnat.y
:lefinite plans can be r;:lcie
the p,'ogram.
COLLEGE DAY PLkANED
The major project is n C:ol
ern z_;ay tc be held here at. Tlh-
Y'end.Students will attend cia
stay for lunc - r, possi2:7
the night in the 3orm,
will give them so,ne
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:gym sessionof college life.
Caldwell and Dean Lare are
also considering the possibility
of organizing a College ::i"ht tc
be held at local high schools,
If enough students are inteve - ',ed
in Project Reach-Out, a big - nr.,-
ther, big-sister program wiil he
set up, with a ratso of two , ri.-
- itors per stuf,ent.
Dean Lane, Mr. Kbchel, and
several black leaders have alread:
offered to counsel hiack student.::
who are accented on financial
help available, and on the clemands
of college.
TENTATIVE U.P. TRIP PLANNED
In the nlan is a possible
trip to University Park where
training of recruiters will take
place at the Penn State Admis—
sions office. Recruitment will
involve talking wltth studenLs at
black centers on the reasons for
Atending college, proceedure
to followm and reaans for shoos—
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CAIDWrc.r.T,, DEAN LANE
Bmn.a WORK FOR
PROJECT REACH--OUT