Page 6 The Highacres Collegian
COMMUNICATIONS
Finally, The Communication
System is now in operation in the
Commons. This system along with
the Communique, is run by the
Student Affairs office in its attempt
to broaden communications on
campus.
The system was the Brainchild of
Dean McCallus, Dean of Student
Affairs and Ev Binns, Assistant
Dean. Both individuals felt that
some kind of system should be put
on campus to keep the students,
faculty and staff aware of upcoming
events at Highacres. A mini grant
was applied for to cover the expense
but the grant was denied by
University Park. So a new source of
money was needed. SGA was
approached and part of the class
gift money was put toward the
communication system. Money was
also received from the Directors’
fund. Now, one and a half years
later, the system is finally working.
Technical problems held up its
installation until the beginning of
this term.
According to Mr. Binns, the
system is working well, as anyone in
the Commons can tell you. The
screen continually shows notes of
what is happening on campus. It
was hoped that the system could be
expanded to the Residence Hall but
problems have arose with the cable
and phone companies. Anyone with
something they want put on the
system should see Mr. Binns in the-
Main Building.
LIBRARY
Miss Sue Ann Cervasio has been
hired as the new clerk in the
Highacres library. Presently her
position is temporary; however,
after her three month trial period,
she will be hired as a permanent
employee of the University.
She graduated from Penn State
last November. After attending the
Hazleton campus for two years,
Sue Ann then transferred to
University Park to continue her
studies. She now holds a degree in
Secondary Education with a Social
Science ftption.
Sue Ann is an avid Penn State
football fan. In fact, she once
walked two miles on crutches to
attend a game. She also enjoys
listening to several types of music.
SueAnn came from
Brooklyn, New York. She has lived
in this area for five years.
Her responsibilities as the
library’s new clerk include taking
care of the newspapers, the
magazines, and overdue books.
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