, the only ones who were dis
*
appointed and let down. The
cont. from pg. 2 *girls on campus, too, were
have it, though, the photo- * let down. A survey was tak
*en, an fifty
grapher declined his original *
80% said
d out
they of
intended ongirls,
acceptance to do the session. *
buying a calendar when they
Even if a non-professional *first heard of the idea. In
were to have agreed to take
* *
order to print the calendar,
the photographs, Kerry said
*Kerry said it would have
it would have been between *
* cost over $lO a piece, and
$lO-20 for each picture
* she said nobody would pur
taken." Their next alterna- *
chase it. Our survey proved
tive was to contact a local *
*her statement to be correct
printer. International
* because only 28% said they
Printing of Hazleton said
* would purchase a calendar
they would not quote a price
if it was about $12.00.
over the phone, but even
after that, it was never Sorry, girls, no Mr. PSU
*calendars this year, but
Realizing the costs to
pursued. * what about next year? In
*
produce a calendar with the order for an activity like
wthis to be successful in the
funds of both clubs was im
possible. Both clubs re-
*
*future, all the clubs on
ceived only $47.00 each as *
profit from the contest. An
idea to print a poster was *
introduced as an alternative *
idea. Again, International 4 4
Printing would not quote a *
price, but at best, the
poster would resemble this *
year's basketball poster.
By the time both clubs would *
have been able to raise
money for it, it would have 4 4
already been well into the *
new year and the price of
the calendar would had to
have been reduced due to the *
months lost. Therefore, the *
calendar was not printed--
was it due to astronomical *
costs, or was it due to the 4 4
fact that is was irrespons
ibly organized?
The next set of inter
views involved the winners *
of the contest. I asked
Robert Hagenbuch, Mr. Feb- *
ruary, and Chris Davis, Mr.
April, if they were disap- *
pointed that the calendar
was not printed. Both of
them were disappointed, and *
in the words of Bushman,
"both clubs screwed up!"
Chris and Bushman siad it
was a good idea and that
they would participate in
a contest like this again,
" only if it was not under
the direction of the Ski
Club and WCHB." When I
asked E. J., Mr. PSU, about *
the quality of the show, he *
said that the organization *
was "excellent", but that
the organization. after the
show, with regard to the
calendar was "pathetic".
Overall, E. J. felt that
the calendar was "hyped up" *
to be more than it really
was.
The winners were not
Cal en der
meet
Paul Grazio was re
elected RHC's (Resid
Hall Council) presid
RHC deals with resid
hall students in
entertainment, movie
and events, plus dea
with residence hall
problems which club
members report. RHC
dances both in the S
Hall lobby and in th
commons, and plays a
large roll in
orientation.
Now that you know a
little about the club,
let's meet it's president
-Smoothie.
As RHC president, what
are your future goals and
ideas to better the
residence halls?
"Well, as club
president n like to see
improvements in both
residence halls, favoring
neither one. For
instance, the North Hall
needs a change machine
and a game room or
recreation center. The
South Hall needs better
washers and dryers. But
basically I'd like to see
more student interaction
between both halls."
Are there any major
programs going to be
started? or any older
ones improved?
*campus should be involved.
*lt is too expensive and it
* places too much of a demand
:in terms of organization
* for one club to be respon
*sible for. Do not worry,
*though, because our survey
* said that 94% of you would
*like to see this happe
*again next year and wh
*knows, maybe it will b
:and Miss PSU Calendar
*test next year, but on
*time will tell.
MR. PSU, TOO EXPENSI
* OR TOO DISORGANIZED
Paul
centl
ence
ent.
ence
sors
spon
outh
Grazio
"I'd like to see more
lobby dances and continue
more programs like that.
I'd also like to improve
the dating game, mainly
by having it better
publicized in the
beginning of next
semester when everyone
won't know each other.
I'd also like to see
events where students and
teachers could work
together to better
students and teacher
relations. For example,
a faculty breakfast in
the North Hall conference
room or a coffee session
with the faculty in the
dorms instead of the
Hazleton Blue Lounge. I'd
like to work with Mr.
Redden in creating a
study room in the
basement of the North
Hall Basement plus
improve vending machines
in both dorms. I'd also
like to buy a VCR for
North Hall.
But most of all I'd
like to bring a sense of
belonging to the club.
And although it'll be
hard, but I'd like to
create weekend activities
for those without a
football game pass or
mate.