February 11,1971
TLG Out The Window
Once upon a time (February
1959, to be exact) the nation’s
elementary schools were
crowded with a wave of post-war
babies. February, a slow month
for the business _ world, was a
busy time for grade schoolers.
This month provided all kinds of
ideas "for construction paper
craft. Chief among these
groundhogs, men with beards
and black top hats, cherry trees,
and red hearts.
Hearts are probably the easiest
craft to make and red con
struction paper is probably the
easiest material to requisition.
That’s possibly why so much time
was set aside for the making of
grammar school valentine boxes.
Much TLC (tender loving care)
went into the giving of hearts and
SUB Brings “The Heart
Is A Lonely Hunter”
Alan Arkin has proven that he filmed on location,
can be a star without even ut- Mick Kelly, a 14 year old girl
tering a word in “The Heart Is A played by Sondra Locke,
Lonely Hunter”, which is the befriends Arkin Lawrinda
SUB movie of the week for Barrett, Stacy Keach Jr., Chuck
Sunday, February 14. McCann, Biff McGuire, Percy
Arkin, who plays a deaf-mute Rodriquez, and Cicely Tyson,
in this Technicolor movie, read “The Heart Is A Lonely Hun
books and studied films on the ter” will be run at 7:00 and 9:15
subject of sign language. He also p.m. in the RUB lecture hall on
took lessons from a resident of Sunday, February 14. Admission
Selma, Alabama, where “The fee will be 50 cents with an ac-
Heart Is A without.
SUB prei
at 7 and 9:15 p.m
STUDENT GROUPS
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congress with so niany delegates,
these student organizations
would be reclassified into' 71 and
76 blocs, each controlling a single
vote.
“I would like some feed-back
from the campuses,” Baker said.
“They could write me here at the
Vets’ house or phone me. I would
like to know what they are going
to do,” he said.
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cutting of paper lace doiles.
Each student waited anxiously
for that special day when his
friends would express their
simple love by putting a carefully
addressed card in that box. A
feeling of excitement pierced his
heart when he considered the
possibility that the little red
headed girl would remember
him.
The valentines usually didn’t
cost 50 cents plus tax, but they
stood for thoughtfulness and
diligent labor. There was no
threat of commercialism.
Today (February, 1971, to be
exact) the nation’s colleges and
universities are crowded with
students who are products of the
1959 grade schools. February is
no longer a special month to
inday evening
Campuses in achieving
representation when the new
body is formed, will depend
heavily upon the response of the
individual campuses, Baker said
of the concept he introduced
January 11. He said response
from Ogontz, Altoona and Beaver
Campuses has been “very
favorable.”
Final - recognition of the
organization rests with President
Oswald, who Baker has reported
at this point as being “very
receptive” to the idea. -
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them. Many of them find it dif
ficult to impress others with non
material things such as child-like
thoughtfulness and simple love at
any time of the year. TLC is going
out the window.
“Ah, there are no children
nowadays.” *
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UNG Plans
London Trip
The UDG (Undergraduate
Student Government) of Penn
State is sponsoring a trip to
London for $199., complete. The
eight day vacation is available to
all students, faculty, staff,
alumni, and their families, and
coincides with this year’s Winter
Term Break. The flight will leave
New York City March 23 and
return March 30,1971.
The pride includes round trip
airfare via SAS DC-8 jet, airport
transfers, hotel with private
bath, chartered sightseeing, and
two theatre tickets of your
choice.
The deadline for the $75
reservation deposit is February
15. There are still plenty of seats
available, but allow four weeks
for obtaining your passport. For
more information pick up a flyer
at tne information desk in the
Administration building or call
Dave Dallas at (814) 237-8653,
between 3 and 12 p.m*.
The Library, on behalf of the Research Council, wishes to
establish a file of all publications of the Behrend faculty. For that
purpose, would you please forward a copy, if available, of any
published articles or papers presented at profession meetings. If
copies are unavailable, a typed bibliographic citation will be suf
ficient.
The Research Council will appreciate the co-operation of all
faculty!
Dr. Snow will be in the dispensary:
FEBRUARY
" Friday 12 -10:00 a.m.
Tuesday 16 -10:00 a.m.
Thursday 18-5:30 p.m.
Monday 22 —10:00 a.m.
Thursday 25 -10:00 a.m.
There is not a charge for Dr. Snow’s services. Please note the
ch anges in dark type.
Applications for the position of Resident Assistants in the
Behrend Campus Residence Halls for the year 1971-72 can be ob
tained from Miss Nancy Church at the main desk in the Reed Union
Building.. Applications and Recommendation forms can be ob
tained from Miss Church, beginning Wednesday, February 10. The
completed applications should be returned to her no later than 5
p.m. Friday, March 12.
Applicants should have a minimum of 2.3 grade point average, be
interested in working with people, and be at least fourth term
standing as of Fall term 1971. Both interested commuting and
residence students are encouraged to apply.
Mr. Kochel has approved additional opening hours for Erie Hall
which are as follows: 1 to 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. for
Saturdays and Sundays.
It has come to our attention that Michael Chiteman is a patient at
St. Vincent Hospital undergoing observation. Our best wishes,
Mike, for a speedy recovery! We are sure he would love to have
visitors at this time. .
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Coffee House Opens
With Maggie & Terre
A powerful and unique sound is
coming to Behrend on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. This
sound will be produced by two
young girls with guitars who
perform mostly original material
blended with some songs by Joni
Mitchell, Simon and Garfunkel,
and others.
The girls, Maggie and Terre
Roche, are coming as part of the
SUB Coffee House Circuit at 9
p.m. on Feb. 15, 9 p.m. on
February 16, and 10 p.m. on
February 17 in the RUB Dining
MARCH
Monday 1 —10:00 a.m.
Thursday 4 -10:00 a.m
Monday 8 5:30 p.m.
Friday 12 5:30 p.m.
Hall. The Coffee House will last
about two hours with two 45
minute musical segments and is
free with an activity card and 50
cents without.
Since the beginning of their
career in 1968, Maggie and Terre
have appeared at such places as
the Gaslight Cafe in New York,
the Thirsty Ear, in Morristown,
N.J., and the Ledge at Rutgers
University. They also sang in the
Theatre Company on the Hud
son’s production of Spoon River
Anthology.
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