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Volume 2IXT—No. 5
Union Board Presents
Lemon Pipers-Qwigley
The Lemon Pipers and Mr. Quigley will perform at the first Union
Board concert of the year. They will be here Saturday, November 8
and the action will start at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Qwigley is bringing a com
plete light show to the Behrend Campus, so bring your trip glasses.
The Lemon Pipers will perform
their first big hit, "Green Tam
bourine." They will pluck their
electric chicken, play their string
less violin, all for your satisfac
tion. The Lemon Pipers are five
very intelligent young men with
a solid wall of original sound.
They all portray a deep interest
in all types of music. "Rice is
Nice," was their second hit, which
sold over half a million copies.
Ballad, soul, blues and much of
their own material will •be pre
sented to you in their secluded
world of concerts.
Mr. Qwigley consists of four
Pennsylvania guys who play "The
most complete musical thought
. . . Their musical explosion will
Brower Re-elected
Judiciary Appointed
The . re-election of Doug Brower_ to the seat of. Chairman of the
Student Government - Association and the choice of John Spielrnann
(Speech Instructor) as that organization's advisor highlighted the
SGA's fourth meeting Wednesday night. Elected -recording and cor- -
responding - secretaries were Janet Atkin and Linda.JulianuresPectively.
The All-U-Day Committee re
ported that they were short 14
tickets to the Iron Butterfly Con
cert, but " that they - notified PSIJ,
and the situation- will be recti
fied.
Under new business (other than
the' election of officers) the
ffehrend Reader's Constitution
was passed. Also, the Board of
Review's (dormitory) Constitu
tion's membership clause was
amended to allow first term
freshmen to serve on it. The
placement of candy and pop ma
chines in the Reed Science Build
ing - was discussed.
Last week nine students were
, Roger Alan Hulett
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. The Office for Resident Initruc
ton announced today the proced-
Ures that- students must follow in
pre -registering and registering :for
the Winter Term 1970. Pre-regis
tration will take place during the
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quiver and run through your
mind. It will involve you to such
an extent that the performance
will be over, yet will continue
within. Incredible is the bulk of
conversation in commenting on
the success and unlimited talents
of these four individuals. Re
bellious, electrifying, pure and
untamed." "A pleasant time
guaranteed for all."
So bring your blankets and sit
on the floor (or if you're - straight,
there'll be chairs to sit on), then
be prepared to blow your mind.
(One way or another) Admission
ONLY $1.50.
Also, Bobby Ocean of VTWGO
FM" (the underground station)
will M.C. this gala affair.
selected as . Student Judiciary
members at the SGA's third
meeting, October 22. They are
active memberi Dave Carr, Tom
Dw o r,z ansk I, Leroy Gruber,
Charles Lee, Robert Michaels,
and David Will, and alternate
members John Meyers, _ Frank
Sockman and Florence Szyman
ski.
In addition to Student Judic
iary appointments, Jim Cornish
was elected SGA Representative
to Student Affairs and Nancy
Markley was elected SGA Rep
representative to the Student
Unipn Board, - - _ •
IN MEMORIUM
It is with great remorse
that we are compelled to re
port the passing of a fellow
Behrendite. But what is done
cannot be undone. Roger'
Alan Hulett was accident
ally shot and killed Wednes
day evening. Roger was an
eighteen-year-old freshman
here. We extend our deep
est sympathy to relatives
and friends of this young
man.
sixth week of the Fall Term, that Students make appointments
namely_ November 3 through No- with their advisors now.
vember 7. All students planning When students meet with their
to return to Behrend for the Win- advisors they will be asked to der
ter Terni Must see their advisors Velop a schedule on a white pre
at that time. it' is recommended registraticin sheet. A Class Time-
The new psychedelic rock band, Mr. Qwigley will perform here with Lemon Pipers next Saturday.
Leary Protege
Allen Y. Cohen To
Speak: Mind-Drugs
Dr. Allan Y. Cohen will be the guest speaker on "Mind-Drugs: An
Inside Story" next Thursday, November 6. The lecture. 'sponsored by
the Behrend Student union Board. is free and will be held in Erie
Hall at 8:00. Following the lecture, Dr. Cohen will be available for
discussion concerning hallucinogenic drugs and - other narcotics.
Allan Y. Cohen is a consulting
psychologist in Berkeley,' Cali
fornia and Assistant Professor of
Psychology at newly chartered
John F. Kennedy • University (in
Martinez). He graduated with
highest honors from Harvard
College in 1961 and was awarded
a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology by
Havard University in 1966
While a graduate student and
Allan Y. Cohen
assistant of Professors Timothy
Leary and -.Richard Alpert, he
was involved in the early research
with psychedelic drugs. Dr. Co
hen took LSD and related drugs
some thirty times before splitting
with the "psychedelic utopians"
and rejecting the use of chemi
cals as a means of personal
growth.
Before moving to California, he
was Director of Research for Po
tentials, Inc. and a Field Asess
ment Officer for the U.S. Peace
Corps. During 1967 and 1968,
based at Berkeley's Counseling
Center. he functioned as a ther
apist and counselor for the Uni-
Students Scholarships
Applications Available
.Applications for Student Sch
olarships are now available for the
fall term (1970-T1). They may be
picked': up at the Office of Stu
dent Affairs in the Administra
tion Building.
Dean Benjamin Lane stressed
the important factors taken into
consideration for obtaining this'
table will be available so that not
only courses but sections in those
courses will be selected. This
in
formation will then be transferred
to an IBM No. 2. card which will
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October 31, 1969
versity of California students.
On the Berkeley campus, he
taught a course titled Mysticism:
Theory and Practice while, teach
ing Humanistic Psychology at
the University of California Ex
tension in San Francisco. At
Kennedy University, he teaches
courses on mind-altering drugs
and on the enhancement of con
sciousness.
Dr. Cohen has been extremely
active in drug abuse research
and education, directing federally
sponsored studies on the con
temporary drug scene. -He serves
as a consultant in drug eduCa
tion to several national, state and
local agencies, specializing in the
area of alternatives to drugs.
During 1968 and 1969, he has
lectured extensively at high
schools, colleges and professional
organizations throughout the
U.S.A. and in Europe, discussing
topics ranging from drugs and
mysticism to student unrest and
new trends in psychology.
He has authored several arti
cles on various aspects of drugs
and spiritual development, in
professional journals as well as
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financial aid. Need and ability are
most important, however, achieve.
ment is considered. Scholarships
are awarded by the University.
The Undergraduate Student Gov
ernment, and The Pennsylvania
Higher Education Assistance
Agency. Students will not, in most
probability, receive the necessary
assistance from these scholarships
and are
_therefore encouraged to
apply for loans which will be avail
able in the spring term.
All monies for scholarships will
be exhausted by May of this year,
so it is in the best interest of the
students to pick up applications
now. If there are any questions,
please contact Dean Lane in the
Office of Student Affairs.