—The Daily Collegian Friday, September 10, 1976
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I PROUDLY PRESENTS THEIR
I ANNUAL MT. NITTANY HIKE
i SUNDAY, SEPT 12th --- 1:30 p.m.
i beginning at the rear of the HUB
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Parachutists
Spectators. heard the
rumble of the plane's engine.
Then there was a brief
moment of silence as the
engine was cut. At that in
stant four members of the
Penn State Sport Parachute
Club free fell from 8,500 feet
above the earth. The engine's
roar returned. Thirty-five
seconds later parachutes
opened. Dimensions, a
student activities fair, began.
Bill Klepper (11th in
dustrial engineering), Chuck
Askins (11th en-
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By JAN SEAMAN
Collegian Staff Writer
vironmental engineering)
and Tim Mauser (9th ac
counting) guided square
shaped, high performance
parachutes for three minutes
to land near a huge yellow X
on the intramural fields near
East Halls to kick off
Dimensions yesterday.
Between 1 and 5 p.m. more
than 50 organizations had
exhibits on display. The wide
variety included a fashion
show by the Fashion Industry
Interest Group and sailing
and • skiing equipment
displayed by the Penn State
Outing Club.
You can't wait until Christmas Eve to knit that gift.
"a stitch in time" is ready when you are with latch hook
rugs, crewel pictures, needlepoint pillows, hand-knitting yarns,
all needlepoint supplies. So stop "a stitch in time"
in soon you know what they say about —139 S. Fraser (across
237.0327 from the police station)
Mon. & Fri
Photos by Barry Wyshinski
star at Dirnensions
Audience participation was
welcomed at the Cycling Club
Demonstration. Bicycles
were provided for by
standers to test their abilities.
A voter registration booth
was run by Frontlash.
Coordinator Donna Laurie
said about 1,000 people
registered to vote yesterday.
A Coffee House sponsored
by the Folklore Society
finished the festivities.
Grant Ackerman, director
of Undergraduate Student
Government Com
munications,, which coor-
123 S. Allen
feminine top
Lfor pants
or skirt
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The Central Pennsylvania Dance Workshop
will begin its new semester Sept. 13.
Classes offered in:
Modern Dance
Ballet
dinated the event, said the
crowds were steady all day.
He said Dimensions will be a
yearly event and the steering
committee has a goal for an
evening concert next year.
Ann Schneider, a Hetzel
Union Board representative,
said the events went well
because the organizations
cooperated.
Jack Webber, assistant
director of USG com
munications, said the people
participating at the tables
were pleased with the turn
out.
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Phone 237-4364
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for information & registration
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INTERNATIONAL
' . .COUNCIL
•
invites
ALL INTERNATIONAL . '
STUDENTS AND FRIENDS
to a
Beginning-of-Year Social
•• DANCE PARTY ••
PLACE: 320-322 HUB
TIME: 8:00 P.M.
Saturday, Sept. 11, 1976
Do Not Miss This Opportunity To Meet
Your Fellow International Students!!
, SNACKS!! MUSIC!! PUNCH!!
Ackerman said groups that
had displays drew the largest 0 ,.
crowds. •
According to Cindy Steimle,
committee member from
Associated Student Activities,
no groups complained about
lack of people stopping and
talking. She said that is a 0
common complaint at
registration tables
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Steimle said plans for
Dimension came out of a
Student Advisory Board
meeting and were discussed
at last year's
Encampment
session. fl
Jazz and Tap