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UNICEF
DRIVE
Theta Sigma Pi; a service
sorority, decided to sponsor a
trick or treat for UNICEF
drive, so the pledges, girls
who wished to join the sorority
but were not yet full-fledged
members, were assigned to col
lect money for this project.
They beseiged everyone in sight
and attacked this first project
with much enthusiasm. A total
of 881.16 was collected.
A very tiny portion of
that sum was collected the night
before when a few courageous
souls braved The Church Hill
Mall in their Halloween Costumes.
This caused great excitement
among the children in the mall
at the time. ("Look mom,Hallo
weeners!") The mast part of the
money, however, was obtained
through the co-operation of
students and professors on
campus.
UNICEF, the United
Nation's Children's Timid, helps
protect children against hun
ger, disease, and want. It
exists because of the nearly one
billion children who inhabit
the world's underdeveloped
countries.
HYPNOTISM
On Thursday, October 25,
over 200 people crammed into the
dorm lobby to see Dr. Darwin
and to hear his speech on hyp
notism. Dr. Dormin told the
audience that to be hypnotized
the person must consent., must
lack fear of being hypnotized,
and must be able to communicate
with people. He also said that
the power of suggestion plays
a deep part in hypnotism, and
that the person, while hypno.,
tized, is more aware of his
surroundings and knows what
he is saying.
Dr. Dormin then proceed
ed to hypnotize some of the
audience. Those hypnotized were
Fred Kolet, Amy Velenchik, Nick
Aloi, Mark Butler, Darlene
Bubeck, and Professor Leonard
Shaevel, physics professor
•ER. 16, 1973
ECOLOGY CLUB NEWS
Well t things are really
looking lively in the Hazleton
Campus Ecology Club. Many pro
jects are already under way un
der the direction of Dr. Michael
A. Santulli and the newly-elect
ed officers: Jerry Roslevich,
President; Ed Van Blargan, Vice-
President; Wendy Zierdt, Secre
tary; and Sueann Schell, Treas
urer.
The main goal of the club
is to work on the streams, be
cause they feel without clean
waters no life can survive.
Achieving this goal will hope
fully be accomplished through
quality water projects, improve
ment devices, and trash barrels
provided for stream areas.
The club also hopes it
will be possible to work with
Trout :alimited. Litter bags
were donated by Trout Unlimit-
COME IN AND SEE
WE'RE LOCATED ON NORTH RT. 309 AT 20th STREET
WATCH FOR OUR GRAND
OPENING IN LAUREL MALL
OPEN 1 , 1 A. M. to 9P. M.
MEANS ...
THE VERY BEST AND LATEST
IN FASHIONS FOR YOU
For Yourself!
IN HAZLETON.
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
ed to aid in the club's clean
up of what they consider the
dirtiest word in the language
of "the living"--trash!
Fish-for-fun projects will
be organized for anyone who en
joys fishing or for those among
us who would like to attempt
it. The club will also present
a film series on stream improve
ment and trout fishing. Watch
the bulletin board•for dates
and places.
A demonstration of fly
casting will be given and a
fly-tying demonstration is also
to be presented by Barry Beck
of Berwick, Pa. An exhibit
of flies will be displayed in
the library.
Not only will the club be
busy with the streams, but it
will also continue recycling
projects in West Hazleton.
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