May 13,1971
Teacher
Award
Planned
. The Behrend Campus Advisory
Board Excellence in Teaching
Award is to be given at the
Graduation Exercises this June.
It will be awarded to the faculty
member who in the opinion of
students and colleagues most
truly fills the role of an inspired
and committed teacher.
Any faculty member who has
completed two or more years of
continuous . full-time un
dergraduate teaching service is
eligible.
Any member of the Student
Government -Association,
faculty, or administration as well
as any officially chartered
student organization of Behrend
Campus may sponsor a nominee
for the award.
Each sponsor must complete a
set of nomination papers. These
are available from the Office for
Academic Affairs. All
nominations must be returned to
the Office for Academic Affairs
by June 1.
Selection of the recipient will
be by a committee consisting of
three students and three
ineligible faculty members. Last
year’s recipient is automatically
included in this group. The
Assistant Director for Academic
Affairs will name the Selection
Committee and serve as an ex
officio member.
Cwens Adds
Twenty-one
New Members
The ceremony of-choice, and
the tapping of new members into
Cwens, a national honor society
for sophomore women- on cam
pus, was received by 21 members
of the present freshman class.
The gift of love will be given at
a feast at the downtown Holiday
Inn on Tuesday evening, May 18,
to the following women: Jane
Battin, Carolyn Beck, Karen
Bunday, Elaine Chandler, Alice
Chiera, Denise Crotty, Susan
Jarrity, Karen Jill, Jann John
son, Cathy McMahan, Mary Ann
Ostrowski, JoAnne Podbielski,
Kathleen Powierza, Janice
Schultz, Karen Smally, Nancy
Spahn, Judith Tabolt, Carmella
Thomas, Rose Tulley, Karen
Wentz, and Sandy Stewart.
Peter Sellers
Renounces
Establishment
“I Love You Alice B. Toklas”,
starring Peter Sellers and Leigh
Taylor-Young is the movie
presented by the Student Union
Board this week. The movie is a
vastly funny comedy-drama •
about a man’s search for identity
after having been smothered by
his every-day routines. His
salvation appears in the gorgeous
person of a young female hippie
with a butterfly tatooed on her
right thigh. He renounces the
Establishment and participates
in hippie communal living.
“I Love You Alice B. Toklas”
will be shown on May 16 at 7 and
8:45 p.m. in the Reed Lecture
Hall. Admission is $1 or $.50 with
Activity Card.
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Bill Puka, talented song writer
and musician, is going places in
the music world. But before he
does, Puka will appear before
Behrend audienceson May 13 at 9
to 11 p.m. and May 14 and 15 from
10 to 1 P.M. in the RUB dining
hall.
Puka’s musical career began
recently when he recorded his
own songs on a Columbia record
entitled Bill Puka. His works
show jazz influences musically
and heavy Southern influences
lyrically. They describe feeling
and emotions which all of us have
had, but which very few of us
could say out loud. - Puka
describes his own work as bor
dering on ‘ ‘earthy! ”
Before Columbia happened to
him, Puka earned several
degrees at Hofstia, Rutgers, and
Brown Universities. He was
awarded a teaching fellowship at
Harvard, where he instructed
philosophy while continuing his
own studies in philosophy and
psychotherapy. He is presently
finishing his thesis paper for
graduate school and plans to
continue teaching.
Puka began writing songs to
accompany his own puppet show
at Brown through which he
supported himself at grad school.
Gradually his songs became
more personal expressions of his
own emotional experiences. Puka
plans to follow up his first cut
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Coffee House Circuit dt Behrend
on May 13,14, and 15. Admission
is $.50 or free with Activity Card.
Summer
Work
Offers
The Erie Cooa-Cola Bottling
Company is looking for part-time
men to train for full-time sum
mer jobs.
Hours range from 8:30 to 12
noon, and 1:30 to 4 in the af
ternoon. If your schedule doesn’t
fit these hours, there is a
possibility for adjustment. If you
are able to work longer hours
arrangements can be made.
Pay while a student starts
working full-time, his pay is
automatically raised to $2.05 per
hour with a strong possibility of
overtime each week. Overtime is
paid after 8 hours.
All those interested should fill
out an application at the Erie
Coca-Cola Bottling Plant on
Broad street across from Perry
Plaza.
Summer Jobs
Remain
Are you a graduate having
trouble finding a new job? If so,
you should see the Pennsylvania
Bureau of Employment Security.
It is designed to assist new
graduates in cracking the “job
barrier” by providing pertinent
occupational information.
In an annual guide prepared by
the Bureau, the outlook for job
seekers is considered bleak in
stead of black. Erie now has
106,100 people at work with 6,100
idle; a year ago this data was
108,200 and 4,000. The growth in
the work force is now outpacing
job expansion.
On the other hand, there are
two points that bear stressing.
One, Erie’s diversified industrial
structure gives this area a
distinct economic advantage
since it is less affected by broad
swings in the business cycle.
Festival
Announced
The Joint Residence Council of
Behrend Campus is sponsoring a
Spring Arts Festival which will
take place on Memorial weekend,
May 28,29 and 30. Included in the
Arts Festival will be a clothesline
art exhibit, rock concert, a band
and choral concert, refreshment
stands and other events.
Dyane Soifer and Debby Mc-
Call, co-chairmen of the com
mittee, urge anyone with ideas or
who would like to help, to contact
them at either 899-1191 or 899-
1175.
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Two, attribution —retirements,
deaths, and transfers —
continually create openings.
As always, the girl or young
man who presorts a background
of training, experience, or a good
academic record will be the
preferred applicant. However,
with competition -so keen this
year, graduates cannot afford to
be choosy.
The professional staff at the
Pa. Bureau of Employment
Security can assist a graduate in
formulating his vocational plans
and sharpening jobhunting
techniques. It is important to
identify and evaluate capabilities
at the outset. BES test facilities
(aptitude and proficiency);
counseling services; and in
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valuable.
If further information is
required, it is possible to contact
the Bureau at the Human
Resources Development Office,
15 East 12th street, Erie, Pa.
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