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F. 4 1/7...i .. ,; , , : 4 ,1:?;;,if -. ! . ;:i.....44Z„`:,:rft' .. • • ;I•l'es,`-',:"...::kri- 4."4.,:. •,‘,•••.--w.TA,•••....i.... ,„: •••••‘•,.,, - • X;il-fx.o..`-': L'..X•kois . • 'ii ' -. ••••t,.....,•-•.14:?;:-..1.,;:i.s.• , • . f0t,14V,...4iwt ..1' •-.::?•,- ts..-- -I? ev.' ... ~~X .c Bth Annual BACCHUS General Assembly By Traci Fischer November 10-14, Shirley Knelly - Advisor, Traci Fischer - President, and Colleen Smith - Vice President of BACCHUS, at tended the Eighth Annual BAC CHUS General Assembly which was held in Chicago, Illinois. The conference was made up of approximately 100 schools across the United States, and 400 people attended. At the Conference, Penn State Hazleton was awarded with a Certificate of Merit for the display, which we took with us to show our creativity during Na tional Alcohol Awareness Week. The conference was helpful to our BACCHUS chapter in that we had the opportunity to attend numer ous educational sessions which taught us new things. We also had the opportunity to hear what other BACCHUS chapters have been doing, which gave us new ideas, which we look forward to implementing on our campus. All in all, the National Confer ence gave the Penn State Hazleton Campus the opportunity to show off its effort in promoting the best pos sible alcohol awareness program provided through the efforts of our local chapter. INTIMIE By George, I think he's got it By Beth Breznak On November eighth, 46 mil lion Americans trekked to their nearest polling place and voted for a new president, and unless you've been living in a tent be hind the soccer field or have been consistently intoxicated since November seventh, you now know that the voters chose our former Vice-President, George Bush, to lead the nation for the next four years. Bush's Democratic opponent, Michael Dukakis, gave him a significantly close race, especial ly if we look back at how the Dem ocrats fared in the previous two elections and the Republicans made landslide victories. Bush gained fifty-five percent of the popular vote while Dukakis had forty-five percent. What made Bush's win all the more victori ous was the number of electoral votes he pulled in - 426 compared to Dukakis' 112. 270 electoral votes constitutes a win. The Dem ocrats do have a majority of the Congress though. With a Repub lican President and a Democratic Congress, the next four years cer tainly shouldn't prove to be dull. Despite the problem that the is sues in this election seemed as The Penns o r s .. Greetings , , . • . 4 ;4 mss o;l o*l' ' • - , . - • Ivania State Universit 4 4. ., murky and unclear as the Boston Harbor, George Bush captured the 88' election. It may have been his past experience or possibly the "grandfather figure" he seems to portray so well that steered the registered public his way. It doesn't matter much now though. He won. MTV asked people on the streets of New York who they planned to give their vote. The general consensus was "... the lesser of two evils..." This atti tude seemed prevalent across the nation. Well, congratulations George. It's back to the depths of Boston for "Michael - The Greater Evil." The Eagle is Back By Ivan Ski After 10 years of being dor mant, Eagle Rock Mountain is back on track and hotter than ever! This small wonder, in my opinion, is going to be one of the best ski areas around. After going to a ski club meet ing to find out about becoming a ski instructor, I met Lon Schultz, the director of the ski school at the Eagle. I received a very good im pression from the meeting, and immediately pursued the opportu nity. Within a week, I was at the mountain, scoping out the scena- MEI December 1988 rio -- which, incidentally, is less than 10 minutes from campus. When I first pulled in at the Eagle, I had to stop at a security post and get clearance to go back to the lodge. Once I got back to the lodge, which had about a million construction workers hammer ing and sawing profusely, I met up with Lon. He gave me a small tour of the lodge. Now, I've been to about 40 or 50 lodges in my life, and this lodge is second to none! Words can't really describe what I saw, and, for lack of a better word, it was AWESOME. The first thing I saw was this huge rock, boulder, mini moun tain (or whatever you want to call it) inside the lodge. Around this "rock", is a beautiful bar with brass fixtures and such. Also, there are all hard wood floors and mirrored posts running up to the top of the gigantic cathedral ceil ing. I felt ad if I were in Europe during a James Bond movie or something of the like. I know, you can't judge a book by a cover or a ski resort by its lodge, but boy 'o boy, I'll tell you... out of control! r.44 0 11 5Q 07. • • / _ Tvr.- Collegian Staff . I I-f Gina Donofrio Bethann Longenecker Michael Klein Wendy K.Y. Chung (Resigned) News Kelly Ford Entertainment, Mark Piedmonte John Meyer Editorial Rich Danner (Resigned) Creative Michelle Carlin (Resigned) Sports Bill Reader Staff Greg Adams, Todd Brady, Beth Breznak, John Burd, Chontey Copeland, Annia Diggs, Traci Fis cher, Therese Gill, Michelle Lester, Julie Meckley, Ken Powers, Brian Stone
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