March 4, 1998 - LIONS EYE - Page 11 New Personal Center Opens By Cynthia Moore Are you a college student having trouble managing your studies, work and stress? Why not take a trip to the Personal Resource Center, located on the second floor of the commons building. Towards the back of the Student Life Office you will find a section with pamphlets and flyers designed to help answer student's questions on school and other concerns, such as time management, anger, harassment, date rape, eating disorders, and even suicide. Ms. Sharmon Bryant, Career and personal counselor, is available to help guide students on their way to a more successful time at college. Many students feel overwhelmed when it comes to a full-time schedule. Some students even turn to self-destructive acts as a way of escape, such as binge drinking or drug abuse. The Personal Resource Center was created to lend support to students trying to handle certain problems. If anyone needs some help stop by during school hours and ask for either Sharmon Bryant or Loretta Ramsey. H : LaTasha Brooks (fourth semester, H.P.A.), checks out pamphlets available in the Personal Resource Center, second floor, Commons. Crossword Answers —r EEE 8 2 GuoEnp [9] =] Bub "D Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Debbie Ousey provides staff support for the busy Volunteer Service Center. Work in: adult literacy advocacy organizations animal shelters crisis centers hospitals hunger and homeless job programs Interested? Tasting the Best and Worst (Continued from page 5) THE REAL BAD Natural Light- Just add with “natural” horse manure and you have a “natural” feast. Budweiser- Americana, but it’s terrible. Bud Light- Terrible light Americana. Bud Dry- Terrible dry Americana. Bud Ice- If it walks like a duck and tastes like a duck... THE Y Pabst Blue Ribbon- Works wonderfully as insect repellent. Piels- Spilled some on the beach once. Looked down and saw The Great Wall of China. Phillis” U-Brew- Come on, Patrick loved it! Zima- You're kidding me, right? O’Doul’s- When you're done eating you're soy burger, I have a bridge to sell you. Now that you have the refreshments covered, let’s talk about the entertainment. I do a stunning rendition of “Copacabana” using a flame thrower and wearing a G-string. I am also available foe weddings and bar-mitzvahs. We'll talk. Lacrosse Club Braces for Tough 98 Season By Rob Coyle The PSU lacrosse team is battling their toughest opponent of the season, and unfortunately, losing. That opponent is Mother Nature, and “if I were a betting man, I'd put my money on her.” “We're having trouble finding time to practice on a full field because of all the rain storms,” said team president and captain Mike Borsch. Lack of practice aside, the team played a great game against Princeton on Saturday, February 21. Although they lost 11-6, Borsch was pleased with their effort. “Although we lost, it was a well-played game by all members of family and parenting programs museums and parks nursing homes programs for children Stop by the Volunteer Service Center (137 Commons- across from the Fitness Center) or see Debbie Ousey in the Learning Center (109 Vairo). the team.” Joe Iredell had three goals, co-captain and vice-president Mark Kalman had two, and Jeff Hickey had one goal in the losing effort. “We have a good team. We just need time to practice,” states Borsch. “The rain storms have really cut into our practice time.” The team has home games in March on the 4th against Delaware Valley, the 19th against Millersville, and the 26th against the College of New Jersey. All home games start at 4pm on the field next to the main parking lot. All-Stars By B Ray The first annual Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference Women’s All-Star Basketball game was held at the Delaware County campus on Saturday February 28, 1998. Up to three of the best players from Penn State’s Abington, Berks, York, Mont Alto, and Delaware County campuses along with North Hampton, Philadelphia, Delaware County, and Luzerne County Community Colleges represented their schools at the game. Players from Central Penn, Keystone, Penn, Manor Jr., Harcum, and Cabrini Colleges also participated. In a game that was close from beginning to end, the North outlasted the South to claim a 64-60 victory. Despite being members of the losing team, Delco’s representatives gave the home crowd plenty to cheer about. Joan Zimmerman, with the help of Delco All-Star teammates Eileen Milliken and Katie Donaldson, led the South in scoring with twelve points, including the first five points of the game. As in the case of most All-Star games, the players focused more on having fun with everyone involved and less on what the score was.
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