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Dorms, Statue
Walker To Preside At
Dedication Ceremonies
The official dedication of the
Perry and Niagara Halls and the
presentation of a miniature Nit
tanny Lion to the Behrend Campus
is scheduled for noon of Maus
day, November 13. Dr. Eric A.
Walker, President of the Pelrisyl
vania State University will pre
sent the statue to Roy Kirkley
(Student Body President) who
will represent the entire student
body. Mrs. Ernst (Mary) Behrend
will be invited to attend the cere
monies and invitations will be ex
tended to the Behrend Campus
Advisory Board as well as other
persons of local prominence.
The two-story Perry Hall Men's
Dormitory was opened in Septem
ber of 1968. The Niagara Women's
Dormitory is the most recently
constructed building on the camp
us.
The original Nittany Lion sta
tue was created by Heinz Warneke
in 1942 out of a 13-ton block of
Indiana Tjrnestone. The replicas
BULLETINS
Administrators Here
Mr. Darvid Creighton, Admis
sions Director of Findlay College,
Findlay, Ohio, will be here on
Tuesday. He'll discuss transfer op
portunities for all interested stu
dents in the Meeting Room of the
Administration Building. -
CM:=l
Admissions Director Walter
Slygh from the Capitol Camus
of Penn State will be here Thurs
day. He will meet with DDT sophs
on 3rd period and EET sophomores
during sth period in the Meeting
Room of the Administration
Building. Baccalaureate Students
are invited to meet with Mr.
Slygh after 3:00 p. M. to discuss
admissions to various upper divi
sion programs at the Capitol
Campus.
Behrend Players
One course and two organim
tions should be given considera
tion by "any dramatically_ inclined
THE BEHREND CAMPUS OF Tilt: PENNSYLVANIA STATE
which will be presented to all
Commonwealth Campuses even
tually, were all created by War
neke and a few equally capable
craftsmen. Behrend's new "cub"
is 4 1 / 2 feet long and 2 1 / 2 feet high
and will be mounted on a base
adding three more feet to its
height.
Nittany Lion contentedly watching her prid
or interested student at the Beh
rend Campus. These are Theatre
47, the Behrend Players, and Delta
Psi Omega.
Theatre 47 is a supervised ex
perience in the arts and crafts of
production. The course, which is
worth one credit and can be taken
up to two times, is open to those
who participate in the plays. This
participation can be in acting or
in other phases of stage produc
tion such as make-UP, costumes,
and technical work.
On Monday night, October 6,
the Behrend Players held their
I first meeting of the fall term.
They discussed the functions of
their organization. Meetings will
tentatively be held each Monday
night in the studio, and try-outs
will be at the same place on Mon
day, October 13. if anyone is in
terested in this organization ,they
may contact Mark Moffett, Presi
dent, or Kathy Aloe, Vice Presi
dent.
The National Dramatics Honor
ary Fraternity, Delta Psi Omega,
works closely with the Behrend
Eric A. Walker
F. U Outlines Plans
For National Moratorium
The National Student Day of Moratorium on Viet Nam next Wednesday will be the occasion for
war-related programs at Behrend. Campus and in Erie. Already planned by the Behrend Forensic Un
ion are a day-long "teach-in" on campus, several speeches, and a 7th period panel discussion con
cerning, - After Viet Nam, What?" at a meeting of the SGA Wednesday evening, additional programs
wee discussed including a resolution that' Behrend students concerned about the war symbolically in
uicate their feelings by wearing white armbands throughout the day. City-wide activities at which
students from all local colleges will be present are to be held in. Perry Square. Highlighted activi
... s. including a non -denominational religious service are scheduled between 11:30 and 1:30 pm.
The Behrend Forensic Union
been the spur to Behrend
.par-
Nation in the National Day of
_.:oratorium. Student President,
Roger Nuber (4th term, Erie) in
decided that his group understood
that ± uurpose of the day was
personal contemplation about the
ar. Said Nuber, "I don't look up
on Ootz.ber 15 as a left wing pro
test against the war. It is a prod
of us that much fighting
and dying are continually going
._:.a. something it is pretty easy to
forget at placid Behrend. We do
hme. that dialogue among all frac
tions occurs . . . more importantly
we would wish that the flacid
e of Cubs
Players. To be eligible far member-
ship, a student must have theatre
experience on the Behrend Camp
us and must be elected by the
other fraternity members. When
they are elected, they receive the
bid, and the member is initiated
into the fraternity at an appoint
ed time. Delta Psi Omega meets
four times a year.
The Spring Show, which will
be directed by Mr 2 Grove, will be
presented on May 14, 15, 16. The
Play is Dark of the Moon, and
was written by Howard Richard
son and William Berney. It will
have approximately 30 roles.
Wilde Show
Co-directed by the late Sir Ced
rice Hardwick, A Wilde Evening
With Shaw, as its name implies,
promises laughter in all forms,
from chuckles to belly-laughs.
Dramatized for the stage by
Richard Gray and Mayo Loiseau,
the show is laced together with
anecdotes, ideas and comments
from letters, newspaper clippings,
essays and speeches into a scin
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October 10, 1969
By JOHN SPIMBI[AN
majority who couldn't care less
in either direction recognizes that
they are the ones truly guilty of
immoral conduct."
The National Day of Morator
ium itself appears to be a some
what indefinable student move
ment, but nevertheless an obvious
ly important one. President Nixon
has condemned it as harmful to
national goals in Viet Nam. The
President of Rutgers University
has already declared that the New
Jersey institution will close down
October 15, permitting students,
faculty and administrators to hold
mass meetings and small group
discussions on the war. At some
colleges. it appears that students
will boycott classes en masse, at
other universities special programs
have been set up which conflict
with class hours. Classes will not
be cancelled at Penn State, and it
appears that &pa. tm:mt chair
men will ask faculty at all comp
uses to conduit subject matter
classes.
The Forensic Union outlined in
SOM:s. . - ne program it will
present. Hannon, Chairman,
reported that a "teach-in" is plan
ned tn gliout the day in the
RUB Quiet Lounge. Each class
period, a., -different faculty mem
ber vri:l lead an informal discus
s~on the War, its
meaning to his academic discipline
- -lid hi - awn r ersonal reactions.
stressed that professors
-- "1 •••es::.:.:t as concerned pri
- ^*!* ^7. - Ls only, and he urged
all students and faculty to 'spend
at least one free hour in tho.,Quiet
Lounge assessing the War... The
FU plans two other - activities' for
late Wednesday afternoon in the
Reed Lecture Hall. Profs. Frank
Sansone (Soc.), Roy Christmas
Sci.), Preston Peightal and
Steve Cohen (Hist.) will headline
a 4:30 p. in. panel discussion con
cerned with the course on U. S.,
foreign and domestic policy in the
post-Viet Nam War era. A pot
pourri of short speeches on re
lated issues followed by discussion
is planned. for 3:00 p. m. Hannon
reported that Dean Benjamin
Lane has tentatively agreed to
- Viet Nam, Student Dissent, and
the University of the Future." In
vitations have also been extended
to Reid. McFarlane, a liberal Uni
tarian minister who recently re
fused to pay half his income tax
in protest against the Far East
conflict, and to Donald Newcomer,
local activist in defense of Bir
chite and pro-war sentiments. A
final schedule of the Forensic
Union program will be available
Monday.
The Student Government As
sociation met Wednesday night to
consider endorsing the Forensic
Union program, and to hear other
views regarding Moratorium Day.
A Gannon College student, Roy
McDonald, asked for Behrend
student backing for protest activi
ties downtown at Perry Square.
Speeches there are to • be followed
by a brief commemorative cere
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