February 18,1971
Student intervisitation in “Full” swing.
L.A. Students
Flexible Program
Students with an Arts and
Science major can obtain
greater flexibility in planning
their education under the
terms of five new options
recently approved for the
College of the Liberal Arts.
Under the new program
students will take 18 credits
divided between Arts,
Humanities, Social Sciences,
and Science and Mathematics
These credits are in addition
to previously established
basic liberal. arts degree
requirements and guarantee
undergraduates a certain
amount of general education.
A student may also select
another 18 credits from one of
the four previously men
tioned areas including
several different subjects
within his specialization; For
example, . with the
Humanities option, he could
take courses in literature,
religious studies and
philosophy - “specializing”
in the humanities but not in
any one subject area.
New Award
At P.S.U.
The name of the scholarship
shall be —The Berks County
Alumnae Association of the
Pennsylvania State University
Scholarship.
The purpose of the scholarship
shall be to aid undergraduate
students from Berks County at
any location of the Pennsylvania
State University who have a need
for funds to meet their necessary
school expenses.
Women students who are
presently in or who have com
pleted at least three (3) terms of
undergraduate work, who have
shown satisfactory progress
toward their academic goal, and
are in need of financial aid shall
be eligible for this scholarship.
The amount of this award shall
be $300.00. This amount shall be
administered by the University to
defray the students’ current
school expenses.
This scholarship shall be an
annual award: Students may
reapply for the scholarship.
The selection of the scholarship
recipient shall be made after
careful application review by the
Scholarship Committee of The
Berks County Alumnae
Association, of the Pennsylvania
State University. The scholarship
announcement and applications
shall be made available to the
eligible students prior \to
February 15 and all scholarship
applications must be received by
April l. The scholarship award
shall be announced by May 1.
For even greater
flexibility, the College has
designed a liberal Studies
option, which is open to
anyone who by the end of the
ninth term in school has
obtained his advisor’s ap
proval to enter it.
In this option, the un
dergraduate may select his
second 18 credits from any of
the course offerings at the
University. A student might
decide to get a Liberal Arts
degree while pursuing in
terests in the College of
Business Administration. Or
he might fulfill medical
school entrance requirements
by taking his 18 credits4n the
College of Science while
gratifying his desire for a
background concentration in
the Liberal Arts.
Orientation
Committee
Needs ideas
Interested in picking on in
coming freshman next fall?!!?
Join the Orientation Committee
now being formed by the S.G.A.
The formation of the committee
this early is to give the resident
students as well as the com
muting students a chance to
come up with new- ways of
“torturing” new students, and
acclimate students to their new
environment. What new goodies
can the upper classmen think up
for “Kangaroo Court”? Just
think, nere is your chance for
revenge! If you are interested,
contact a S.G.A. member.
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“A child is coming to you
What you gonna do when Uncle
Samuel comes around
Askin’ for the young ones name
And lookin’ for the print of his
hand for the files in their
numbers game
I don’t want his chance for
freedom to ever be that slim
Let’s_not tell ’em about him—
Its none of the Governments
Business who comes to or
From My body.”
FLASH ! ! ! The latest
development concerning
Translove Airways has the
Jefferson Airplane grounded due
to technical (as well as per
sonnel) difficulties, but fear not
as there is room for all who want,
to board the Jefferson Starship. .
Get
Paul Kanter, the pilot, has
assembled an interesting crew to
make a go of things, but due to
the predominance he makes felt
the album fails in many ways.
The saving grace of Slick, Balin,
Casady, Garcia, Hart, Kreutz
mann, Nash, Crosby, and a few
others, keeps Blows Against The
Empire listenable.
Paul Kanter was always a good
guitarist for the Airplane, and
had a decent voice for supporting
vocals, but in no way can he
assume the role of Jorma or
Marty. This is one criticism of the
album.
Another losing force is Joey
Covingtom who simply fails
miserably. With Joey’s joining of
the Airplane, the beginning of the
end w’as clearly evident, although
signs were present for quite some
time.
Ranter’s album attempts to
maintain an Airplane image
which doesn’t make it. The new
take off (ie. Jefferson Starship) is
a clever gimmick of substituting
vogue lyrics for solid music.. The
best parts of the album come
when old Airplane and Dead
people get things together.
'Mau-Mau’ is the epitome of the
Kanter Covington ego thing and
this is the worst of what is on the
album. Other low points occur
through-out most of the first side
and only a cute banjo thing called
‘The Baby Tree' and the oc
casional Slick vocals, break the
monotony until the end of the last
cut, ‘A Child Is Coming’ when
Jack Casady wades through
Ranter’s shit to get it on with
David Crosby and Gracie Slick.
“I Am Alive
I Am Human
I will Be Alive Again
So drop your fuckin’ bombs
Burn your demon babies
I Will Be Again—
The Dawn Comes
Hey Dick
Whatever you think of us is
totally irrelevant. ”
‘Sunrise’ marks the beginning
of a new album and is everything
it implies. With my eyes closed I
THENITTANYCUB
IF YOU WOULD
TAKE THE TIME
by Gary Thornbloom
CUB Managing Editor
can visualize two red suns setting
in some surreal landscape; this
celestial sequence can be blamed
on some science fiction flick I
once saw. The vocal is Gracie’s
voice over hers again and she
may be putting down some
questionable things, but its more
her voice as an instrument than
the lyrics.
‘Hi Jack’ isn’t bad, as the
Balin-Slick harmony effectively
copulates with Ranters voice.
The changes are nice, but it is
Gracie who makes it.
“The summer was dry like your
Business
Take Notice!
Advisors and students in the
College of Business Ad
ministration should take note of
the following information sub
mitted by Dean David H.
McKinley of the College of
Business Administration.
1. Students enrolled in
Business are not permitted to
count both Math 61 and Math 20,
or 62 and 21, for credit toward
graduation. The calculus courses
are duplicated except for their
applications.
2. Business Administration
Majors select their specialized
areas of concentration AFTER
completion of Accounting 101 and
102, QBA 101 and 102, and
Economics 2 and 4. Areas of
concentration are not to be
selected until a student has
fulfilled these prerequisites.
3. Students in the College of
Business Administration may
elect to take not more than 18
credits on a Satisfactory - Un
satisfactory basis from the
Natural Sciences, Art,--.
Humanities/Languages, Social
Sciences, Free Electives, Student
Electives, Directed Electives and
Physical Education Categories.
The use of the S-U Option is
particularly encouraged for
advanced level courses.
The intent of the above action is
io eliminate the prerequisite
requirement which has been in
Student escorts insure contenuation of visitation program
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nose
When you’ve been behind coke
For a day and a season.
We sail out into the grasshopper
nite
And we seek the righteous
poison.”
‘Home’ and ‘X.M.’ are flipped
out, take-ups.
The album ends with ‘Starship’
which changes into a mode dif
fering from what precedes it and
manages to sound different, but
still in the same vein.
“People with a clever plan can
assume the role of the mighty.”
Majors
effect for Business Ad
ministration students. Please
note that S-U’s are NOT
AUTHORIZED for Accounting,
QBA, Economics, Business Law
or ANY COLLEGE OF
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
COURSE.
SUB Movie
Of The Week
Presen ts...
Cool Hand Luke, starring Paul
Newman, George Kennedy, Jo
Van Fleet, and D. Cannon is the
Student Union Board’s movie of
the week. Directed by Stuart
Rosenberg, Luke is the story of a
fiercely independent convict who
rebels against the harshly
disciplined chain gangs of the
Deep South. His defiance creates
the explosive drama of Cool Hand
Luke. Newman won an Academy
Award nomination for his por
trayal of Luke, and George
Kennedy took the Academy
Award for best supporting actor.
Cool Hand Luke will be shown
on Saturday, February 20 at 7:00
p.m., and Sunday, February 21 at
7:00 and 9:15 p.m. in the R.U.B.
Lecture Hall. Admission is 50
cents and $l.OO.