LION'S EYE August, 1977 S AA On Rte. 352 & Yearsley Mill Ra. U.S.A. Undergraduate Student Association Vol. 1, No. 10 Vol. 1, No. 5 U.S.A. Organizes Big Brother - Housing Inf ; Big Sister Program & Information For yp. vo. 1,Ne-3 Vol. 1, No. 2 : Sn U.S.A. Takes Survey U.S.A. Investigates Traffic Situation Vo 2. No.2 . Service Orientation Week At Penn State Delco On Hot Food GET INVOLVED IN YOUR GOVERNMENT Help Others As Well As Yourself! Join The U.S.A.! The Undergraduate Student Association (U.S.A.) is the student government of the Pennsylvania State University Delaware County educational Policy campus. The U.S.A. is the official voice of all students and concerns ousthd_ Cc commission Stug, itself with areas from academic affairs to community service. Stu- \ forma OMmyp; : Wey, ng dent welfare, insurance, housing, and activities are just a few of the o Sery; ity : Cop, are many services that U.S.A. offers to the student body. The U.S.A. of- o mj Ce Pipeline Miss, fice is located in the Student Affair modular. If you have a problem Ssiop - On or need information, call us at 565-3300 ext. 78. 5 And ont Constitutions Big B | Uday; Satetva SW es eview club >'g Brother & Ice Hockey NSurap security activ’ Committe, Baseball Sister Program Club Ce Committee Career Development by Alan Gasmer Entering freshmen, continuing sophomore, what is the likelihood you will | find a job once you graduate from Penn State? The Career Development and Placement Center has prepared a statistical account of the post-graduation activities of Penn State graduates from January 1976-August 1976. In this detailed booklet compiled by Univer- sity Park, information is now available to college students concerning major fields of employment that will be available when you do graduate Penn State. Agriculture. Business. Health majors. What will your starting salaries be? Are there jobs available in your specific fields? Find out more about your chances of getting a job in your specific area and what other Penn State graduates have accomplished in your field since graduation. For more in- kL LS NE LARRY GALLONE — Vice-President NORMAN AAMODT U.S.A. formation, see Mr. King in the Student Af- fairs module. g hn 4 . — President U.S.A. MICHAEL CENCI — Treasurer U.S.A. Rg by Ed Wrzesniewski In the formula of the previous ten James Bond films, the latest epic, THE SPY WHO LOVED ME, explodes on the screen with its usual furor of dead bodies, bombs and breathtaking beauties. This 1977 edition of the latest Bond thriller may be better than the older box-office hits. Even though it is a bit long, running about two hours and fif- teen minutes, its length doesn’t hurt it that much. The story is about a modern day Captain Nemo named Stromberg, who is obsessed with his dream of establishing a mew world under the sea. He plans to accomplish this task by stealing British and Russian nuclear submarines. By using missiles on board to destroy New York and Moscow, he hopes to throw both hemispheres into utter ‘chaos. Roger Moore, as James Bond, and the sultry Barbara Bach, as Major Anya Amor- sova, combine to thwart the fanatical plans _ of Stromberg. Stromberg, played by Curt Jurgens, employs a monster of a man named “Jaws,” who threatens Bond’s every effort. Jaws possesses inhuman strength and a set of steel teeth from. which his name is de- Wrez Goes To The Movies rived. Bond cooly eludes this behemoth through sheer wit. Throughout the film, Bond is aided by his usual array of electronic gadgetry and sophisticated weapons. Featured is an aquatic Lotus sports car complete with mis- siles, sonar and a liquid smoke screen. In between all this Bond still finds time for his romantic sex-capades. Filming on location in Egypt, the Bahamas, Canada and on the largest film set in history, all helps to paint an ex- pensive and realistic visual presentation. The acting is in time with past Bond films; nothing spectacular. The watered down dialogue, complete with trite cliches and predictable plot makes THE SPY WHO LOVED ME, nevertheless, a thoroughly en- tertaining and captivating film. Coming Next Issue... ® Lion’s Eye View Poll ® Meet Your Professor ® Life and Times of a Thorough- bred : ® Taking A Side ® Dear Del
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