•- Couple asserts By KAREN EGOLF Collegian Staff Writer A person must do what he feels is best for himself said journalists Lynn and Don Haskin at a Women in Communications, Inc. (WICI) meeting last night. In her talk', Mrs. Haskin told the group, “Some of my best friends are assertive and most of the people are per fectly normal. “Assertiviness is ap propriately standing up for yourself, telling how you feel and doing something about it,” she said. “We talk to each other atfout traditional roles,” Haskin. said in his talk, “Deadlines and Dishpan Hands: Two Careers One Marriage." "We try to get together and share the housekeeping business so neither one of us feels, sligmatized by doing something non-traditional.” In addition to asser tiveness, a person could also be non-assertive or aggressive, Mrs. Haskin said in her talk, “some of my best fiends are assertive.” “According to Mrs. Haskin, an example of non-assertive behavior is the person who wants to ask a prospective boss several questions after an interview, but stutters and * Correction Yesterday’s Collegian Notes incorrectly announced the meeting of the Undergraduate Student Government Committee of SKUdents for Jimmy Carter. No such USG-supported committee exists. s 3°° CARLOAD » 237-4279 TEMPLE STATE COLLEGE, PA. Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Midnight Cowboy Dustin Hoffman *3°° CARLOAD stumbles out of the office instead. In the same situation, an agressive person would be pushy and loud in his gestures and tone of voice while an assertive person would handle the situation calmly. “With assertiveness training, you have achoice; The options are there and its up to you to select what you’re going to do,” she said. “We decided to start to share,” he said. “The learn ing process was pretty painful forcing yourself to say this or that, or criticizing, constructively, this or that, is painful.” According to Haskin, he has learned he can’t have dinner until the shopping’s done, and she has learned that dust really does go under beds. "You have to ask your selves if you’re out of place changing a tire (if you’re a woman) or making a chocolate mousse (if you’re a man)." he said. ADULTS ONLY rated “X” ONLY $l.OO Admission Thursday, Sept. 30 Fri.-Sun., Oct. 1-3 7:30/9:00/10:30 The BEST in on-campus entertainment, a JEM production for USQ. House, Senate hustle to adjourn... WASHINGTON (UPI) Congress, moving toward adjournment, yesterday hurried an extension of revenue sharing to the White House. But the rush to weekend adjournment also killed a major revision of federal lobbying laws. An effort by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D- Conn., to bring it up in the Senate was blocked by Sen. John G. Tower, R-Tex. Speaker Carl Albert and Acting Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd said they were optimistic the 94th Congress could adjourn late today but there remained fears the session could spill over to tomorrow and possibly even into next week. 'ressional lei best Pom Rim ide." A\ Goldstein THE I ONE I AND I ONLY J E€4T IN COLOR HUB Ballroom 121 Sparks Bldg. You must be 17! said a technicality could keep Congress in session on at least a pro-forma basis —• until Monday. A set of regulations governing campaigns has been sent to Congress by the Federal Election Commission and cannot go into effect A set of regulations governing campaigns has been sent to Congress by the Federal Election Commission and cannot go into effect until after 30 legislative days have expired, a time frame which would end Monday. Final Congressional ap proval of legislation providing .$25.6 billion in revenue sharing for state and local governments over nearly four years cleared up doubts about President w STATE 1 . 128 W College A»e./237-7866 J EVE.: 7:15-8:40-10:00 Mat. on Sat. & Sun. 2:00-3:15-4:35-5:55 ('lni': '\l/fi'<(ir'(Vr': THE EROTIC ADVENTURES OF yi!s©®©3!B3® Starring ALEX ROMAN J TECHNICOLOR ’ mV m , r XinUL productions X Ford’s intentions on two major jobs bills. Keeping to his promise, Ford notified Albert im mediately after the revenue sharing measure passed that he would sign both a $3.7 billion appropriations for public works jobs and a bill extending a program which creates 260,000 public service jobs once the revenue sharing measure reaches his desk. Refusing to risk a pocket veto, Congressional leaders had decided not to quit without either a veto or Ford’s assurances of signing. In rapid succession, the Senate sent major com promise bills to the House for final approval: The first comprehensive revision of the nation’s Complete shows at 2:00-4:55-7:50 WAIT DISNEY t wwoouenoNS M, WITWAQUmirf j" copyright laws since its beginning in 1985. A two-year, $1 billion. enactment in 1909. A controlled version of authorization for AMTRAK, Approval for the taking the controversial timbering the national passenger train of a census every five years method called clear-cutting. network. ...and override Ford's veto WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate joined the House yesterday in an over whelming override of President Ford’s veto of a $56.6 billion measure funding the Departments of Labor and HEW, putting the measure immediately into law. It was the 11th time in 27 attempts that Congress has overturned a Ford veto. The President has vetoed 59 bills since taking office two years ago. The bill exceeded President The Daily Collegian Friday. October 1. Ford’s budget request by $4 billion, an amount Sen. Carl Curtis, R-Neb., called “quite significant. It’s not a small matter.” But Sen. Warren Magnuson, D-Wash., said the funds in 'the bill affect the lives and welfare of every American and called Ford’s budget request “totally inadequate, a miserable budget creating more misery.” Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Walter Mondale, D-Minn., returned to the Senate to vote , for the override. His • Republican counterpart Sen. . Robert Dole, R-Kan., was • absent. | The Senate voted 67-15 to | override the veto, 12 more • than needed. Nineteen ; Republicans defected from • the President and joined 48 ! Democrats in supporting the ; override. - ! The House voted 312-93 to ; override, 42 votes more than ■ the two-thirds majority ! required of each body of ; Congress to beat a veto.
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