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- Construction on the new Food-Service building is nearing com
pletion. Dorm students returning in the fall may anticipate a more
effective cafeteria center at their disposal.
New Dormitory
To Open in Fall
Construction on the new food
service building and residence
hall at Behrend Campus is
nearing completion. The
buildings will be ready for use
Fall Term.
General contracting work is
about completed. The job will
soon be in the hands of the
electrical contractors, plumbers
and painters.
The new dormitory is con
siderably larger than the present
two. The new rooms are the same
size as the ones in use now.
Centralized on the second floor of
the three-story structure will be a
television room with two ad
joining multi-purpose rooms.
Other recreation facilities will
be located in a large room in the
Circle K Meets
In Pittsburgh
Nine members of the Circle K
Club of Behrend, will represent
this Campus at the PENN
SYLVANIA District Convention
in Pittsburgh, Pa. on April 23, 24,
and 25.
At the Convention, elections
will be held for the District of
fices and the Division Lt.
Governors. Lt. Governor and
President Bill Starn will seek the
office of Governor of the Penn
sylvania District, while
Secretary Jack Richebacher is a
nominee for the District
Department
Cuts
Cited
Undergraduate majors in
various colleges of the University
are being discontinued in ac
cordance with the restructuring
of programs.
The option in teaching the
emotionally and socially affected
will be dropped by the College of
Education beginning with
Summer Term. A special
education minor to take its place
will train students as general
special educators rather than
teachers equipped to work with
specific disabilities.
The College of Earth and
Mineral Sciences discontinued
the major in fuel science in
January and will discontinue the
major in fuel science in January
and will discontinue the major in
mineral preparation engineering
in July.
Majors in botany and zoology in
-the College of Science will be
dropped beginning with Summer
Term in favor of a single major in
biology. This action is intended to
allow students more flexibility in
planning their programs, sim
plify advising, and make the
structure of the department more
consistent with that of other
departments.
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basement. The north wall of tfie
recreation room is bordered by
windows which overlook the
campus.
Indications show that the new
dorm will be coed. Men and
women will be housed in separate
wings.
Resident hall students will be
using the new dining hall in the
fall. The grill and snack bar will
remain in the Reed Union
Building for use by commuters.
The new dining hall is larger
than the present one and views
the campus through large win
dows on opposite walls. Kitchen
facilities will be greatly im
proved and serve the campus
more adequately.
Secretary. Both will be returning
to Behrend next Fall.
New resolutions and by-laws
will be voted upon by delegates to
the convention. The two
delegates representing Behrend
Campus Circle K will be Jim
Raffetto and Nelson Smith.
The projects undertaken
locally by the Circle K Club this
past year have met with con
siderable success, such as work
with St. Joseph’s Orphanage, the
used book sale, peanut sale, car
wash, candy sale, etc., all due to
the splendid cooperation of
faculty and students. Future
projects will be a hoagie sale and
further work with the Orphanage.
Other members of the club who
will attend the Convention are:
Seniors Jim Lauer and Mike
Moore; Sophomore - Tom
Bruner; and Freshmen - Craig
Johnson and Bill Johnson.
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THE NITTANYCUB
Vegas
Night
Slated
Gamble away a night of fun
as the Behrend Campus
Student Union Board presents
Las Vegas Night at “Harold’s
Club - East.” The festivities
will feature a night of mock
gambling similar to that
which would be found at a
professional casino such as
the Harold’s Club in Reno
Nevada.
Players will compete
against the house at such
games as poker, blackjack,
chuck-a-luck, craps, and
various wheels, in an attempt
to gain more money.
The activities will com
mence at 9:00 p.m. on
Saturday, April 24, and in
clude a floor show at in
termission.
The night will end with an
auction, when prizes
(records, mugs, T-shirts,
etc.) will be auctioned to the
highest bidder.
The Quiet Lounge and
Seminar Room in the Reed
Union Building will be the
scene of all the fun. Ad
mission will be $l.OO and $.50
for activity card holders. This
charge entitles a player to
$5,000 gambling money, while
extra money will be available
for $.25 for $2,000. The public
is invited to attend.
’Strangler’
On Campus
The Boston Strangler, the
shocking, bizarre story of the
homicidal schizophrenic who.
terrorized Boston for two
years is the Student Union
Board’s movie of the week.
This semidocumentary film
traces the thirteen sex
murders, the massive police
investigation leading to the
arrest of a kindly, af
fectionate father and husband
who is subject to maniacal
fits, and finally, the complete
mental deteriorization of the
killer.
The Boston Strangler stars
Tony Curtis, Henry Fonda,
George Kennedy, Mike
Kellin, and is directed by
Richard Fleisher. Strangler
will be shown on Sunday,
April 25 at 7:00 and 9:15 p.m.
in the R.U.B. Lecture Hall.
Admission is 50c with activity
card and $l.OO without.
Parking Lot Expansion
Approved by University
The University’s Board of Trustees has tentatively approved the
construction of 110 additional student parking places at Behrend
Campus at a cost of $68,000. These funds are made available from
interim and short-term sources with such funds to be restored from
student parking fees. A little simple arithmetic ($68,000-110-$22.50)
indicates that, exclusive of routing maintenance and plowing,
about 27V2 years will pass before the cost of each space ($618) is
restored.
Cwens is conducting a combination Coffee House and Fashion
Show on Friday evening, April 23, at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria. Clothes
will be modeled from Benson’s and Ed Parks; wig display by Hair
Fair. Behrend students will model the clothes. Admission is 75
cents. Refreshments and music by Scott Huntington will be
provided. Everyone is welcome to attend this affair.
Car Rally'
There will be a car rally at Beaver Campus sometime late in
May. If there is anybody that would enjoy participating in the
events see Mr. Fiorentino. The entry fee is set at $3 per car and
interested parties must provide their own transportation and costs.
Prizes will be awarded.
The transfer procedure from Behrend to Main Campus had its
effect felt on the Women’s Residence Council. New members are:
V.P. Sandy Roll, Treasurer, Elaine Chandler, Ist Floor East
Alternate, Connie Covert, 3rd Floor West Alternate, Debby McCall.
These people need your support in performing their duties.
The 1971 Announcement and application form for the Medical
College Admission Test are available in Mr. Goetz’s office. All
students intending to go on to Medical School are required to take
this test; it might therefore be advisable for them to familiarize
themselves with the content of this test as well as the testing dates
and times.
S-U Option
Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory Option forms are now being ac
cepted in Mr. Goetz’s office. Students are reminded that they
should check with the Dean’s Representative for their respective
college before scheduling ANY course in this manner. Associate
Degree students are reminded that they will not be permitted to
schedule ANY COURSE for S-U credit.
Pre-registration for both the Fall and Summer Term will take
place during the week of May 10. Number 2 Cards will be made out
for ALL PRESENT STUDENTS (INCLUDING ADJUNCTS) WHO
WISH TO SCHEDULE DAYTIME COURSES DURING THE
SUMMER TERM. Students will pre-register for the Fall Term by
course ONLY as no class timetable will be available before the end
of the term.
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April 22,1971