March 6, 1910
Forensic= Upi - pn:s‘ndi:
Reps - Tor-U-Fi:TDeba r te
I Last weekend,' three students of the Behr -end Campus Forensic
'Union ventured to 4 113niversitk Park to particiPate in the 31st annual
.Joseph O'Brian Interstate Debate Conference; Students who took
?Alert were Ann Dombrowski, Len Coover, and delegation leader, Ro
ger Nuber '(FU Vice President). The conference started with regis
tration at 7 p. m.' - on Thursday
ae
nended Officially at '3 p. m.
'on the folloWing Saturday.
The purpose of the` conference
'es 'to foster the art of debate an
rhetoric through the use of such
ItoolS as tpublidspeaking andipar
liarnentary procedure. The parlia
mentary rounds and public speak
ing dealt with two specific topics.
IThe firsttopic was: Resolved that
the ' Federal government should
parit 'annually a specific percent
ge Of income tax revenue to the
states;' and the second was; What
should be the role of the univer
sity in American society? Nuber
l handled the first problem while
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1. Competition..is -open to all interested persons. No
proof 'of -Purchase or 'other consideration is
2. Cmpetition period, Ma.l•Cli' 1 thru May 31, 1970.
Alreritries must"be received' by7l\lay 31, 1970.
3 1 r;. Winners will' be reprodUted in full cblor lithogra-:
PhY;'.2o" x 28".:All entries - must be 20".'x 28", either
horizontal or vertical.
4. •Bach entry must show or .depict, in some manner,
somewhere in the design the: Genesee name or logO r
tyPe, or a Geneiee package - (Genesee Beer, Gene See
Cre'am Ale or lisle Se Druin: Beer).
5. 'Entries will f iie judged on a basis cif
G 'kNESEE - BEER._. POSTER"
Coover and • Dombrowski dealt
with the second.
The Congress leaders set up
separate committees to investi
gate each topic.. Each committee
was • responsible 'for preparing- a
majority bill,
_or both a majority
and a minority bill if -the com
mittee members could not choose
one certain bill. The bills" were
then submitted to the general
assembly, which consisted of all
participating schools, for consid
eration by the entire group. The
assembly members were persuad
ed by "pro" and "con" speeches
from the bill's supporters and op-
ARTISTS! GRAPHIC, DESIGNERS!
Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th PRIZE - each
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All . you have 4 to Jlesign_a poster that looksa little more coritditi=-
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or style: `Just doiet`:_get hung up onMadison Avenue thinking.—
Pp a Roster that 'really lids - soniething - to'say! It could - win you $500.10. -
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THE N'iTTANY:CU-13
.liiiiversitf Offers
Foreign Studies
The Foreign Studies Program
offered by the University has
been broadened to include general
study programs available to un
dergraduate students of all coll
eges of the • university. The
courses involved are in the areas
of the Humanities and Social
Sciences: No - transfer of credits is
involved as the participating stu
dents remain registered as Penn
State students. Northally, to be
posers. They (the general assem
bly) then voted in accordance
with their views' !after !hearing
persuasive speeches. The climax
of the - conference was the elec
tion of officers for the next
year's conference.
Among participating schools
were Edinboro, Ithaca, Clarion,
and the Merchant Marine Acad
emy.
RULES AND REGULATIONS'
art,stechnique and suitability for reproduction, without age, and address to which entry shbul' d 'be returned
limitation as to theme or content, subject to final after July - 1:, 1970.
approval of State alcoholit `beverage - control agencies. 9. Judges will be Leo "Kaplan, Artist, Rochester, N.Y.;
6: Each of four winners will 'receive ssoo:oo:Winning John • Sidebotham,. Creative Director, Wm. Esty Co.,
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New York City; Suzanne Moatz, Design Major, Syra
entries—become the'"property of Great ,Lakes Press,' ' cuse University School of Art.
and will be used in -the sales,-promotion activities of - 10. Employees — of the sponsor, members of their
the Genesee Brewing Co., Inc. All other entries will -.
families; and sponsor's advertising agency, are not
be returned. eligible. State alcoholic beverage control regulations
,
7. All;entrants will receive a set of the 'four winning' also prohibit participation by tall or wholesale li
posters;censees and members of their families.
. ,
8. Each entry muSt be identified, in upper left hand 11. Competition is void 'where prohibited by State
corner 'Of the reverse-side with 'entrant's name, addreis, alcoholic beverage control regulations:
-:ENTRIES SHOULD :BE SENT' TO:
Findiey's On The Ball
In -response to numerous complaints about the lack of hot water
in the girls' dorm, Mr. Finley conducted - a survey to pinpoint the
exact source of the problem. He . kerit a complaint•sheet in his office
on which the girls were asked to write where in the dorm and at
which time they experienced the
lack of hot water. The' results of
'the study showed that the 'short
ages occured at six and eleven
p. m., and were prevalent
throughout the entire building.
There are seven water heaters
in Niagara Hall which are uncon
accepted, three to six :credits be-;
yond the intermediate level of the
language spoken in the foreign
country are required (i.e., Span
ish 34T, 'French 304, German 201,
Italian 54).
Germany, France, Spain, and
Italy are host countries in Europe,
and a program of special interest
to Latin-American Studies is of
fered in Costa Rica.
Applications for admission must
be submitted to the Office of For
eign Studies before. May Ist prior
to the year of departure. Any Beh
rend students who are interested
in explicit details can contact Mr.
Hover (room 126, 0.8. Building).
CO M P.EI I TIONs
THE DIAMOND HOUSE
IN ERIE
DAVID
JEWELERS
842 State St.
and Liberty Plaza
by Charly Lee
ditionally guaranteed to - fmictibh
properly for one year. Mount Alto
and Beaver campuses each have
the exact- same building' but aren't
experiencing any problems with
their water systems.
Mr. Finley stated that he• sent
a letter to the architects, Smith,
Miller Associaes, demanding that
imniediate action" he taken to
rectify the situation. He feels that
the problem is an oversight on,
their part.
As you can see, every possible
effort is being made to accomo
date the students in their hour
of need, but Mr. Finley suggests
that until the mechanics of the
problem are solved, that the girls
should spread their showers over
a longer period of time. This
would enable the water heaters to
recover the loss of heat at a less
demanding rate. Your coopera
tion would be greatly appreciated.
B. J. THOMAS
(Continued from Page 1.)
idy and the Sundance Kid."
He has played the Copacabana_
in New York, receiving great re
vview, the Venus Club in Balti
more, and the Forum Club in
Mexico City. He has appeared - on.
the Mike Douglas Show and the
Mery Griffin Show.
B. -J. is a tried and tested per
former, as is witnessed by the
continuous play-back dates from
night clubs, colleges, one-nighters
and all forms of personal appear
ances:
Billy Joe Thomas will be. per
forming here at the Erie Hall of
Behrend Campus this Sunday at
8:00 p. m. Tickets are on sale for
this event at the Union Desk, and
will be sold at the door beginning
at 6:00. Tickets are going fast and
are in a first-come, first-served
basiS.
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